The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 8, 1937, Page 10

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WE SAN, WORDS . || REASONAS You ere iv" RELEASED AFTER THE PLATES, KNOWN ON THE MARKET AS “TORTOISE -S/IELL,” ARE REMOVED’ THEORY HAS (T THAT THE TURTLE GROWS A NEW SET OF SHIELOS TO REPLACE THOSE IT HAS LOST. the EARTH'S CRUST RISES AND. FALLS ABOLT WWE /NEHES W/ OUCH! MOSQUITOES!) TO SAY NOTHING, TH' DERN JUNGLES / MY FRIEND, OF GEX WOMEN TO LISTEN! THE f OLOEST STORY EVER TOLD \o NOY LOVE BUT THE ONE THE LADY WOOLONT LISTEN TO Hee 6 6 See = ee, Chm seus ecocen teem WITH THE GRAVITATIONAL, PULL OF THE MOON. ‘COMMERCIAL “‘tortoise-shell” is removed from the hawk’s-bill turtle’s shell by heating it, which causes it to peel. The theory that the materia! will grow back is not entirely correct, since the ALIVE WITH 'EM,/ BOA CONSTRICTORS ; : AND JAGUARS, ‘new growth is only a thin veneer,.and of no commercial value. ————————EE | "AT THE MOVIES | Karloff Steps Forth As Likeable Person A picture which belongs on every moviegoer’s list is “Night Key,” which opened yesterday at the Cap- tol Theatre. Boris Karloff, the star makes an amazing rightabout face, tusses away the monster mask and forth as a thoroughly likeable human being. He needs no makeup to pers hi his ability as a splendid drama- tie actor. ora him in an entirely new er portrayal takes him out of the class of specialized perform- ets and gives audiences a Karloff to talk about. “Night Key” is a strong dramatic screen story, with an un- usual plot that holds audiences with Tapt attention. Karloff portrays an inventor of burglar alarm systems. When his cheats him of his patents, thereby robbing his daughter of se- curity in life, he wrecks his enemy's burglar alarm system and defies po- gangsters — everybod—to force his. foe to give him his just rights. Skilifull directed by Lioyd Corrigan, ys the part of Petty Ips the inventor in his jy he pln heat supp! pi "6 interest. ‘They develop their with s restraint that gives Peers ‘and conviction. November, 1928, was the warmest 1th month recorded in London for 15 years, although in some parts of southern England it nearly won an- other record for wetness. ‘The elephant, giraffe, gorilla, hip- Popotamus, muskox, rhinoceros, and ‘water-buffalo are . Great Britain and northern Ire- land consume more tea than all other countries of the world put together. first operation for appendi. [was performed, on Jan. 1683. -| and sets at the same hour the year Joe E. Brown Claims New Laughing Record Packed with novelty and side- splitting situations, Joe E. Brown's latest picture, “Riding on Air.” com- ing Friday and Saturday to the Para- mount, presents the noted comic in the role of a small-town newspaper- man who gets uproariously invioved with airplanes and stock promoters. Based on the famous “Elmer Lane” stories that have appeared from time to time in the Saturday Evening Post, the new offering breaks sharply away from the type of vehicle in which Brown has stafred in the past. As we one-man staff of a weekly paper in @ little Wisconsin town, Brown as Elmer, also takes on the job of being correspondent for a big Chicago daily, and endeavors to help a fellow-towns- man promote the development of an airplane which he flies by radio-beam remote control. Along with these activities runs his | romance with the belle of the town in| the face of the opposition of a wealthy rival. And when he wins a five thousand dollar slogan contest and a suave Chicago confidence man comes to town to separate him from the money, and succeeds, things begin to happen in the best Joe E. Brown tradition, with hilarious situations piling on top of one another. In the University of Pennsylvania, there is a pressed specimen of a pea plant grown by Gregor Mendel, fa- mous Austrian botanist, and used by him in the discovery of “Mendel’s Law,” a principle governing the in- heritance of characters in animals and plants. The ashes of Dimitry, tsar of Rus- sia in the 17th century, were shot from cannons, lest they reassemble and come back to life. In Malay, all the season have the same temperature and the sun rises round, WELL,NOW, LE’S SEE- WHAT'S THIS? HMM-TROUBLE! A STRANGE FACE IN TH! ROVAL COURT-A LONG- NOSED CHAP-HMM, BE- WARE, GUZ-EVIL ATE ‘TH! PRESENCE OF THIS PERSON- RECTIFYING TH’ SITUATION- QUIET ATTEND YOUR REIGN- 7 hy, #'HE HASTA GO! 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