The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 18, 1937, Page 12

BISMARCK TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1987 GIM! Ger uP? THE HOUSE HAS BEEN ROBBED “4 SS See KINGSTON HAS RUN HIM RAGGED ! GUESS BAGLEY FIGURED IF THE KINGSTON RIGHT END, FULLBACK AND LEFT TACKLE COULD TAKE HIM OUT, HE HAD A RIGHT ‘To vo 17, Too! "TWO SCORES CAME IN RAPID SUCCESSION... KINGSTON SCORED ON AN INTERCEPTION, BUT FAILED ® KICK GOAL. SHADYSIDE TALLIED ON A PASS TD FRECKLES,AND DID BUT THE FIREWORKS WERE JUST STARTING... BALDWIN, OF KINGSTON TOOK HE NEXT ‘KICKOFF AND WORMED HIS WAY 95 YARDS “To A“TOUCHDOWN.. THE b! i AT THE MOVIES | Larry Crabbe Stars In Zane Grey Story A robust story of the old West from the pen of Zane Grey brings Larry Crabbe back to the screen in another of his now famous “Nevada” roles in “Forlorn River,” which opens today at the Capitol theatre. Assisted by a brilliant cast which includes June Martel, John Patterson, Syd Saylor, Harvey Stephens and Chester Conklin, Crabbe frustrates the attempts of a band of horse thieves to steal a herd of horses consigned to the army remount service in his latest screen venture. He is assisted by Saylor who plays the happy-go- Wweky, ever hungry “Weary.” Over 2,000 horses were used in photographing “Forlorn River.” These were part of an actual herd of the “outlaws” who roam the range in Idaho and New Mexico in spite of many efforts undertaken to curb Styles Featured in Striking Color Film Warner Baxter and Joan Bennett will be seen for the first time in Tecn- nicolor in “Walter Wanger'’s Vogues of 1938,” the spectacular comedy which begins a 3-day engagement at the Bismarck theatre today. 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