The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 20, 1937, Page 12

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YOU ARE AT WEIRD SET-UP WITH: OUT AROUSING VON BODEN'S SUSPICIONS! dress ...... eee BISMARCK TRIBUNE In Order to Get Preceding Volumes To date, the following volumes have been made available to our ot DEAD If you wish any of the preceding volumes please check volume desired. This can then be obtained by presenting 6 differently numbered coupons and 39c (plus 1c sales tax) in the same manner as described for this week's volume GEE! IT WOULONT SE SUCH : TELWRY, SHES BEEN IN) HER A SROCK mn ONIN = WE Ne OOESAS ROOM ALL ENENING~SAID WAS SO SINCERE IND tis y- } | SAS OC\ONT WANT TO SEE FEELINGS TOWARO-ME «- j . : =“ AT LEAST, 1 THOUGHT HE ; PEO Ems ‘ WAS L STILL AT THE MOVIES "SRF MARRIED, ‘3 as er Been : NOW — NOW | Nino Martini Stars _/ Foran Rides, Shoots SINGAPORE Wiis 1D é } rove a itl | ; in Musical Picture} and Sings in Picture) | we vrnes |) ® Jams ae | : if ) The love of ® Hollywood extra girl! Wild days in the old Indian Ter- and an Italian singer who seeks film | ritory, which was later to become SHE \SobyT fame. is unfolded in “Music for| Oklahoma, are brought vividly to life DREAMING = Madame,” the musical romance|in “The Devil's Saddle Legion,” starring Nino Martini and featuring | Dick Foran’s newest starring Western lovely Joan Fontaine. This is the| Which opened yesterday at the Cap- ito! third screen musical in which the " The tall. handsome Singing Cow- voloe of the world-famed tenor i8/poy is at his very best in this tale of recorded for music lovers throughout /_ lawless country and lawless men. the world and is the current feature | and—happily—there are three bal- at the Bismarck Theatre. lads, suited exactly to the redheaded “Music for. Madame” is spiced with| star's pleasing baritone voice. ‘They T THOUGHT I_)(~ DIDN'T HEAR rT THe BLASTED ASH HIKES DOWN ALONG THE RIVER, AN! ucal thrills, comedy and drame.| re by MM. K. gerome and Jack Scholl 1 iowa Ben VOU. T HEARS VOICES AGAINI. THEN, SUDDENLY, story of @ naive Itallan|who wrote his most recent hit, “My A BIT AGO, DOWN : 2K POssoM: | HE COMES ACROSS JESSE WATT AND HIS THUGS. iainger who arrives in Hollywood, be-| Little Buckaroo.” comes involved -with a pair of ques-| On the same Program, Heather tionable characters, and is inmo-| angel and Roger Pryor in “Head- cently mixed up in a daring gem |}ine Woman.” , Both Martini and Miss Fontaine igh Rae Se i are protege of Jee Lasky, who pro- California Concern ure : This ts the first time they play’ op: To Test N. D. Clay posite each other. They are sup- : ie ported by an able cast, composed of | Grand Forks, N. D., Oct. 20.—Two Alan Mowbray, Billy Gilbert, Lee | carloads of fuller’s earth from recent- Patrick, Erik Rhodes, Alan Hale, |!y-discovered deposits in the Pemhine Grant Mitchell, Bradley Page and|mountains near Walhalla will be others. shipped this month to Los Angeles. Martini is heard in six songs vary- There the clay will be tested by the ing from opera to ballads. The lighter | Filtrol Corp., a subsidiary of Standard ae, aaa ala ie the show by | Oil. jus Kahn, and| Deposits of fuller’s earth, a high- Allie Wrubel and Herb Magidson. grade bleaching clay, were located near ———__—___ Walhalla this summer by a survey j é WOMAN LEADS LAWYERS party from the school of mines at the 3 Grand Forks, N. D., Oct. 20.—For | University of North Dakota. The Fil- ; the second time in history the 63 trol corp. has already leased a part of students at the University of North | the deposits on the Tongue river two BY GUM,L KNEW I NEVER. J ZG \ Dakota law school elected a woman | miles west of Concrete. SHOULDA LET OL’ FOOZY GO INTO. 'NM NOT ROOSTING HERE IF IL OPENED Queen, with Mildred Burns, Grand 2 Forks, selected to wear the crown, Last | surface tad non foaled ot aotee THIS PLACE ALONE~NOW LOOKIT Y soLeLy TO BILL AND. COO WITH |G TH! 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