The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 3, 1937, Page 12

' ed BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1997 [ swe cLances — By George Clark | i THE GUMPS—ACTION WANTED : ; STENIN' : ee RIGHT, PESSIMIST—WITHIN THERE'S AN OLD SAVING Me "MILLIONS a Wik YEAR. YOU'LL GE CHRISTEN! “NO FARMER CAN PLOW HT bi A SOTTL J j ‘ j 2 < ) ’ 1EVE UR YACHT WI A FIELD BY JUST j : ; Bae ‘ REMPEINDDSTRY a oF RARE OL! JAMPAGNE TURNING IT OVER : fs Crest for is WHILE TH5S as IN HIS, iT “ o THE PICTU SUST WAIT AND SEE ~— as E > , IT's_ ALWAYS \J SRE Ne ae JUST (+) DAY DREAMS | Look AT MR.Moohiay ? * HE HAD To POGE ABZ “TRAMP, IN ORDIER “TO FRECKLES,YoU 4S I DON'T AGREE, TON! ! 2 IWERE FOOLISH ‘To ) DON'T WANT TO BE A PUBLIC “TURN DOWN “THAT SERVANT, AND THAT'S WHAT ‘YoU ARE IF YOU'RE A Movie “Well, goodness gracious! They’re having fish paddies!” Night and Day SEE HOW OU OFFICER FRIEND'S UKE THIS OLO- SHORE LEAVE 1S A FASHIONED * PLEASANT ONE. GO PANESTHETIC; MY 4 CLIMB INTO HIS CAR, PRYING FRIEND! J TO DO SOME FAST THINKING, NOW. TVE LOCKED CARSON IN THE CABIN, BUT HELL RAISE AN AWFUL FUSS WHEN HE NOLO SAY YOU HANE NO PLANS. AL, LOOKS. T KNOW A CHAP SNUFF ? NONE AT ALL ? WE) Anse Miers ABLE TO HELP YOO! Lin WRITE WIS NAME COWN — THERE > WREN NOO GET BACK XO THE CITY, LOOK AIM UPI Yoo KNOW, F NOU NEVER CAN TEL. his life and his and the property of others, he can continue Kies 5 sn elas to enjoy the fruits of his inventive phone poles. Blinding light, wet bad breaks, speed and Wegligence inspired by romance—all of these are common causes and all of. soar avoidable. fman’s own indifference to the most fundamental of instincts, self-preser- ‘vation, can be controlled. By his own man created the auto- mobile; by his own neglect he de- feats its purpose. And by his own many others and help save at least 38,000 lives by the end of 1940, is the call to arms and battle that has been broadcast over the nation by the National Safety Council in its an- be certainly can be attained! WASH TUBBS IMAGINE BEING RE: BY A PRETTY M4 TS SEA SCBED A GIRL AWAY DOWN IN THE IM NOT USED TO THIS JUNGLE STUFF. NO DATES, NO MOVIES, NOBODY TO TALK TO=EXCEPT OLD TOOTHLESS, SAY, LISTEN, WHY, YOU BOYS ARE LIKE MONEY FROM HOME, | AT THE MOVIES | ‘Wild and Woolly’ Star ‘ Is Seldom Recognized Walter Brennatyis one of the best, Amown and most polished character actors the screen can boast of today, yet he is seldom recognized in per- son. “No, the autograph hunters pass me right by,” said the youngish look- ing man who is playing the role of Jane Withers’ grandfather in her latest Twentieth Century-Fox picture, “Wild and Woolly,” which is opening teday at the Paramount Theatre. “T’ve been playing old men all my life and all I have -to do to disguise my- self ts get a clean shave and a hair- cut. Brennen, who was prominently fea- tured in “Banjo On My Knee,” in which he played the one-man band, Tecently won the Motion Picture Academy award for the best perform- ance by an actor in a supporting role. He reports that when he is actually Fecognized, it is usually by children. Counterfeit Ring Is Subdued in Picture Secrets of the most baffling and ruthless ring of counterfeiters ever encountered by the special agents of the Treasury Department, on which Borden Chase based a sensation- creating Argosy Magazine story, are spectacularly revealed in “Midnight Taxi,” Twentieth Century-Fox’s screen adaptation currently at the Capitol Theatre, with Brian Donlevy and Frances Drake featured in the ro- mantic leads. Police statistics showing that over 3500 are made annually on counterfeiting charges, and expert estimates placing the amount of “queer money” in circulation in mil- lon-dollar totals, make the film an unusally timely photoplay of govern- ment activity against crime. As members of the film's counter- feiting ring, Alan Dinehart, Sig Ru- mann and Gilbert Roland learned that the secret of paper manufacture for greenbacks has become so intri- BRAZILIAN JUNGLE,/ JUST DROP US OFF ANY PLACE, \WHERE'S THE aa MAM. WEILL HOPA RIVER BOAT / NEAREST TOWN, a BACK TO MANAOS. TOOTHLESS? WELL, IVE PATCHED UP ‘TWEEN GUZ TH’ BREACH * WELL, YOURE ALL FIXED TH’ WIZER HAS HAD, MAKIN’ OOOLA SEE I AINT SO BAD, UP WITH TH’ RULER YAH? My, - YES, MAM—~ AN’ JEs’As MISTAH MATAH Za AN DE BOYS 2 wM-M~SO THEY GATHERED THE OLD NEST-EGG UP BY MISTAKE, |, AND PUT HIM IN) COLD STORAGE-~~|, HMP ~~ WELL, HELL HATCH Out |! AS. MANY SQUIRRELLY IDEAS WAS TRYIN / T'JIMMY OPEN A WINDOW, A PALEECEMANS ‘RESTED DEM, AN’ DE PALEECE Seeded py ZH. \QW@® SITTING WTH THE OTHER NUTS |i LZ INTHE sTIR, AS HE WOULD IN YA THE HOME NEST~~ ANYWAY, YAN) THE ONLY THINGS DEPENDING s ON HIM FOR SUPPORT ARE HIS SOCKS AND TROUSERS / | Reigning Net King Charles “Bud”: Dosen of Fargo ascended to the North Dakota tennis throne when he won the state singles championship during the Thuis LOOKS LIKE DESERTION =