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4 bi “My | SIDE GLANCES - + By George Clark | boys were ashamed of this old store until they tried their luck in the big cities for a few years ~ 5 AT THE MOVIES | Bette’s Memory Is Stirred by Embrace Bette Davis kissed Henry Fonda— and burst out laughing! Hank pretended to be hurt. It was only a screen kiss, for a scene in War- ee oman, ner Bros.’ “That Certain We 7 ‘but after all a fella has his pride to “I beg your pardon, Hank,” giggled Bette. “I’m not laughing at you. You just reminded me of something, that’s all. Why, I don’t know, except a is a kiss!” Director Edm on explanations. Just to restore the equilibrium of the set, he said by way of excuse, but as he admitted after- ward it was merely curiosity. five years after she had ated und Goulding insisted fig! Cushing Academy, in Mas- sachusetts, she returned to visit the school and see a football game. The principal gave her a nice introduction and added, “Now a special note to the team—I hope it will prove a note of encouragement. Any man who makes a touchdown for Cushing will get a kiss from our charming alumnus, Bette Davis!” Bette, in “That Certain Woman,” is} now at the Capitol Theatre. In Paris, one of the most unusu! professions is that of dinner tasting. ' COUPON ~World’s (10 VOLUMES) Encyclopedia Yours For Cc Plus te Sales Tax HERE IS YOUR COUPON NO. 55 This coupon, together with 6 other differently Irene Dunne Scores In New Musical Film| myRA NORTH, SPECAL NURSE A lavish musical drama taken from the pages of one of the most stirring periods in American history is “High, Wide and Handsome,” starring Irene Dunne, which arrived last night at the Bismarck Theatre. The story of courageous pioneering during the early oil boom days of Pennsylvania, is set to as lilting a musical score as was ever composed for the screen. Back to the period in American his- tory when Pennsylvania farmers were shting to establish the industry that. has “lighted the lamps of the world” went Paramount for the impressive 1850, as the basis for its narrative, the picture succeeds in giving a convin- cing realism to those exciting days, with the added enchantment of songs SReeTSere the gayest spirit of the 1e8, Rouben Mamoulian, who won the New York Film Critics’ award for the best direction of 1936 with “The Gay Desperado,” utilizes a rare talent for synchronizing infectiously tuneful melodies with a highly dramatic nar-| rative, Clinical properties in the blood of | tales and females are different, Popular * numbered coupons (6 in all), plus 39 cents (plus ‘ 1c sales tax) entitles you to VOLUME NO. 10 WORLD'S PopuLaR ENCYCLOPEDIA (lip 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 There are 10 volumes to the set . Encyclopedia. each week a new volume will of 10 volumes has been comple! -. and tebe avalalble until the set ‘When you have the complete 6 consecutive coupons, fill in BISMA our readers: im the same manner as address below (plus 1c sales mail enclose 10 cents extra for postage up 150 miles; 11 cents up to 300 miles; or for greater distance ask your postmaster for rate on 2 pounds RCK T In Order to Get Preceding Volumes To date, the following volumes have been made available to BERR EoOs “ the preceding volumes obtained desired. This can then be ry 6 differently numbered coupons and 39¢ (plus ic described for this and present to this news- tax) to obtain your volume. to cover our cost Please check by presenting sales tax) week’s volume THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 15,1937 a Metoaeens eee a THE GUMPS—THE FACE AT THE WINDOW ANDY, MY BOY, YOU'RE E LIFE 1S FULL OF TR) ‘TIONS — | (hati it Wi MAY LOOKING AT A SOYOUS 1 FELT THAT: ‘SHOU ? ) AN! MY TROUBLES |/BETTER 129 on ENSOY NAPPINESS TO Shee ale M ai VEkeH OTHER ACROSS fl — A DIET OF TEA! : i u ow > BOY: HORIZON AR IV EI JOURNEYING FULL TILT || TO KEEP FROM DOWN THE ROAD TO IG y 74" iF CONTENTMENT # APASS MAY SUR- PRISE KINGSTON, NOW... THEY WON'T EXPECT ONE! THERE MAY BE A ‘TOUCHDOWN YOU WERE RIGHT, COACH... BUT “THE GUY WHOS SCORING IS WEARING THE WRONG CoLoreD JERSEY !! FELLAS, THEY HAVE A 6...2...2..1 DEFENSE! THAT'S BAD For us, BUT THE COACH SAID TO PASS, SO WE'LL SIbE RECEIVED THE KICKOFF AND RAN I(T BACK TT ITS OwN 19-YARD PRscneRs LEAVE THE CELL ne POLICE, MVRA “TELLS HER IL. Ce Uiben’ CoweD. AN AERIAL ATTACK ei | ( rr } ‘I EGAD, SNUFFY, IT Is TRUS L AMIN THE THROES OF FORMING MY OWN COMPAN | BUT OTHERS WILL DO THE ACTUAL LABOR! 1, HAVING ,FURNISHED THE BRAINS, (MILL BE PRESIDENT AND CHAIRMAN OF “THE BOARD, AND WILL BE OCCUPIED “ONLY IN CLIPPING COUPONS : AND LOOKING AFTER MY VAST MONEY INTERESTS! BUT ONE DETAIL REMAINS THAT OF OBTAINING THE NECESSARY CAPITALS . YER EARS OUGHTA BE * ‘DONE TO A CRISP, MAJORS THEY FIGURE THAT IF TH’ BIGGEST LOAFER IN“TOWN - _