The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 20, 1937, Page 8

{ SIDEGLANCES - - By George Clark ya ae eam ob Lae } { COPR. 1937 BY NEA SERVICE, WNC. 1. M, REG. U.S. PAT. OFF. “30 “I can’t sell any of those clocks. I don’t know which are mine and which were left here to be repaired.” | AT THE MOVIES | Jack Benny Starsin |Newcomers Score Hit Girl-Filled Comedy| in Mother-Child Film OOK~MAMA~—~ WE DOESN'T LOVE ME ANYMORE = = Now. HE'S ANGRY - 1S BEING » USED ASA TRAILER BECAUSE TAG AND ossi= ‘THINIK IN THE SAME TERMG.... WELL, JIM...NOW THAT BODEN? vES- "Those loud, rumbling noises that you heard last night were not caused by an earthquake—they came from the Bismarck Theatre, where Jack Benny's “Artists and Models” had @ Jaugh-convulsed audience rolling in the aisles and holding its splitting sides, And small wonder! With Jack ‘Benny heading a cast of screen and radio stars and hundreds of gorge- ous girls, which include Ide Lu- Gail Patrick, Richard Arlen, Ben Blue, Judy Canova, The Yacht Club Boys, Louis Armstrong’s Swing Orchestra, and England’s most fam- ous and most beautiful model, San- dra Storme, laugh fans have ample Clelland Barclay, the “Fisher Body Girl” illustrator; Arthur William Brown; Rube Goldberg; John La- (Gatta and Russell Patterson! ‘The planet Saturn has a year 30 (times as long as that of the earth. “Midnight Madonns,” the dynamic story of mother-love which opened at the Capitol Theatre last night, serves to introduce two new personalities to the screen who, this reviewer has no hesitation in predicting will be at the top rung of stardom before very many more seasons are out. They are lovely Mady Correll re- cently recruited from the New York stage, and charming little Kitty Clancy, a child prodigy for whom no other word but the overworked “sen- sational” would be adequate. Miss Correll is beautiful, an accomplished actress and a sympathetic personality, all of which will carry her to the top. But little Kitty, who has never been ‘on the stage or on the ecreen before has all the elements of a great little actress which are going to endear her to America’s filmgoers as few child Achers eres Dare, And that’s in writ- i. The story, which features handsome Warren William in the leading ro- mantic role, concerns the battle for the custody of her child fought by ‘Miss Correll, and Robert Baldwin, the worthless father. The child had been made sole beneficiary of a large legacy and in order to get her the father besmirches the mother’s char- acter, The father wins the child in court but things are ironed out suc- cessfully and in a very novel manner by William, a big-time gambler, who is in love with Miss Correll, Biv NORTH, PECIAL NURSE, WORKING WITH DETECTIVE FIND HER WA HOSPITAL OFFICE. TALKING TO g OR. JASON. VON. 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