The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 1, 1937, Page 8

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1937 : : THE GUMPS—THE DOUBLE CROSS : SIDEGLANCES - - By George Clark HEART TO HEART By BLOSSER IT'S NoT FAIR,Mom! DO YOU THINK MR.WaYMAN “AS HECK,NO! you “| I'VE GIVEN MY ALL FoR SHADYSIDE , BUT THIS YEAR, My ALL DOESN'T THEY THINK BECAUSE I'M GOING WITH JUNE, KEEPING ME UP LATE! HE SAYS I NEED SLEEP SO I CAN BE AT My BEST To BEAT KINGSTON... AND THAT'S HIS WHEN ZI CALL wa|| TEND LETTING SHADY- ON JUNE ! —_] SIDE DOWN WHEN AT THE MOVIES Boland-Horton Film |‘Lancer Spy’ Drama : Is Riot of Laughter! Of Secret War Agent! myra NORTH, SPECIAL NURSE ‘New ways of loving and newer ways le The boldest venture a secret agent NOW THEN, GENTLEMEN, DOES of laughing in the new kind of laugh- |°¥¢" faced, impersonating an officer EVERYONE AGREE TO MY ‘hit that is the funniest “commotion- picture” of the year brings a liberal education in hilarity to the screen of the Bismarck Theatre where “Dan- ger-Love At Work” with Ann Soth- ern, Jack Haley, Mary Boland and in the German high command, forced to gamble on the love of a woman whose business was betrayal, with the opportunity to strike the deadliest blow of the great war if he lived, is the theme of the screen’s most sus- penseful espionage drama, “Lancer Spy,” Twentieth Century-Fox picture featuring Dolores Del Rio, George San- ders and Peter Lorre, which opened yesterday at the Capito) theatre. Revealing with jolting realism an untold chapter of the World War, y 5 ling | “Lancer Spy” is brought to vivid life tale is a simple story (simply de- wastating) of Girl meets Boy, Boy meets Family, Boy loses Mind! The Girl is Ann Sothern, the daffiest de- butante who ever came out—of @ trance! The Boy is Jack Haley, the most bewildered Romeo who ever @ shotgun! Family is al- pixilated, with a cuckoo for Geir crest and a straitjacket their coat-of-arms! The Mind—well, no- body does, it's all grand fun! by the acting discovery of the year, George Sanders, whose genius was first glimpsed in “Slave Ship” and “Lloyds of London.” With a traitor- ous woman in love with him, enemy spies watching his every move, a mil- lion men awaiting the success of his mission, and the firing squad if he fails, Sanders has the leading roman- tic role in the thrilling drama. ‘The fast-paced, thrill-packed story of this most extraordinary exploit, PLAN? ARE THERE ANY QUESTIONS ? KHONEY,AM MisS BOCTS GWINE LET ANN OF DE BOYS COME OUAN TODAY ? OH, PIGEON? WILL COME HERE A MOMENT, Bi, ————————— adapted by Philip Dunne from a novel Last eall — BERGESON’S |by Marthe McKenna, finds » strong ‘ANNIVERSARY SALE — on | dramatic treatment in the direction of Gregory Ratoff, actor, dialectician and sau overcoats, sults and author, who makes his debut as a di- rector with this film. COUPON ~World’s Popular (10 VOLUMES) Encyclopedia EARING THE LOCOMOTIVE E! EASY AND BREEZE HURRY MY. Aare alee ep en ye ILAZES, I DON'T KNOW WI WASH, \ {TLL BE \6i MIND, THOUGH, EASY. YOU!!! 2B TO DO— HERE, TAKE THIS WHAT HAS HAPPENED TO twit, RIFLE, TLL acreninaaiy! ‘Youre For Plus te pes Taz HERE IS YOUR COUPON NO. 43 This coupon, together with 5 other differently numbered coupons (6 in all), plus 39 cents (plus 1c sales tax) entitles you to VOLUME NO.8 Worto’s Poputar (Clip and save these coupons from the BISMARCK TRIBUNE each day. 6 differently numbered coupons, together with 39c (plus 1¢ gales tax) entitles you to one volume of the World’s Popular Encyclopedia. There are 10 volumes to the set... and each week a new volume will be made avaialble until the set of 10 volumes has been completed. When you have the complete 6 conmesitiye coupons, fill in it to our postmaster for rate on 2 pounds to cover our cost and handling. In Order to Get Preceding Volumes To date, the following volumes have been made available to readers: our SEGRE 1f you wish any of the preceding volumes please check .Wolume desired. This can then be obtained by SUGGESTING “THAT 1. PUT UP THE STORM WINDOWS ~-UGH! EGAD, L MUGT FATHOM A WAY TO BE RID OP THAT SAUCEBOX—~1 MIGHT SEND HER A WIRE TELLING OF SOME SICKNESS. THAT HAS BEFALLEN A CLOSS FRIEND, IDEA OF HIS, - THAT'S BEEN BREWIN’ WJ TH’