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sore nz7_ eA sanwce Wk. 220.85. 0AT-OPF. ‘“What will the doctor think? Other little boys just love to have their tonsils out.” AT THE MOVIES | Boles, Oakie, Lupino In Grand Comic Film John Boles, Jack jack Oakie and Ida Gupino in “Fight for Your Lady” is the attraction at the Capitol Thea- tre Saturday night, Sunday and Monday. Jack Oakie and Erik Rhodes display grand comedy, John Boles is given a chance to use his fine sing- ing voice, and Ida Lupino does an paeent job of looking beautiful ughout. Boles, thrown over by het heart interest, Margot Grahame, decides to find a convenient method ea suicide. This a8 encounters througa eeting Rhod a Central Euro- pean duelist. Boles deliberately in- cites him to a challenge by paying too late, that he is really in love with ue girl and doesn’t want to die after ae very fine selection of short sub- jects includes the “St. Regis Hoiel Crchestra;” “Alpine Grandeur” travelreel in gorgeous color; “The Old Mill,” Walt Disney color cartoon; “Circus Winter Quarters” and lat- est news events, Berea crane Eeuh Neyy, is making charts Ginger Rogers Dances In ‘Stage L Door’ Role|— Although vivacious Ginger Rogers hangs up her dancing shoes for most of her aoe in RKO Radio's “Stage Door” which she co-stars with eters Hepburn and Adolphe Menjou, her famous twinkling tors g0 into action for one fast number in a New York night club scene. Black satin and sequins create the trousered costume Miss Rogers wears in this scene, and a top hat an gloves of sequins. complete the en- semble. In “Btage Door,” Miss Rogers has her first straight dramatic role since she played the feminine lead ae rer in “Romance in site Francis Manhattan.” It Be @ sparkling com- edy part, skilfully highlighted with emotional interludes, and made- to-order a the talents of the red- haired si THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1987 THE GUMPS—TOM HEARS FROM AN OLD FRIEND MYRA NORTH, SPECIAL NURSE The fila ‘evolves around the hard- | &/ ships, romances, struggles and am- bitions of those young girls who go to New York without money or friends and try to carve out stage careers. BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES esa OE . LIFE OE Ns HE CARN, Lao PLEAste! Py MENS WW. GENERAL, + THE TAWE ANOTHER MAN SERIOUSLY aE Watts noe { RUNT WANTS TO SEE ME~— charts of | role as a: gold-digger, and other sup- by eds, Ralph pores Constance Collier, Ann Miller, Lucille Ball and Samuel 8. Hinds. “Stage Dove opens Sunday at Bismarck Theatre. COUPON World’ s Popular (10 VOLUMES) Encyclopedia OF WOTHI t BiG, BUMS ~ THEY'RE ALL ALINE=YOU || MS LONG AS UWE ,50 HELP ME | Xov'es on CANT. BELIEVE A WORD TH ney, SN ww : 6» EVE ANO \F L WERE, TREY SUILO You Aco YOnYO ~ On, Ta SEE YOO LATER | ASH WASTS TO NO! Loren rerecerns Youre For Plus te hea Tz Per Volume And 6 Differently Numbered| Coupons HERE IS YOUR COUPON NO. 36 This coupon, together with 5 other differently “numbered coupons (6 in all), plus 89 cents (plus 1c sales tax) entitles you to VOLUME NO. 6 pickle h ely Now TO ASK HER 1F THE JEWELS HUH IF L TELL Mim ‘Ctip and save these coupons from the Fr THEY ARE REAL, HE/LL ees Q PeLiIZZiE GAVE HER HOCK HIS HALF AND ‘BISMARCK TRIBUNE q g s 4 ae. : P ARE THE mccoy! . SPEND THE MONEY each day, r | IN) PROMOTING ONE 6 differently numbered coupons, together with 39c (plus 16 OF HIS BATTY. IDEAS! sales tax) entitles you to a acta of the World’s Popular Encyclopedia, of 10 volumes has been completed. ‘When you have the complete 6 consecutive coupons, fill in LET ae Ta ae eae alee 39c (pl tax) to WELL, WHAT VO YOU THINK? DiD YOU EVER KNOw A HOOPLE TO HAND OUT AGIFT a OF JEWELS—~ OWNING A HALF INTEREST, 1 AM CURIOUS TO KNOW IF THEY ARE THE GENUINE ARTICLE , OR In Order to Get Preceding Volumes To date, the following volumes have been made available to our readers: if you wish any of the preceding volumes please check ie CAN KEEP 2 RIGHT ON BEING CURIOUS = lor this week’s volume