The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 24, 1937, Page 8

E, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, COMAN COURT’S SPECIAL giving |W sever.| IF TYKE HAS Shank Served from 11 a.m, to 9 p.m. MENU Cocktail Iced ‘Tomato Juice Relish Celery Hearts Sweet, Pickles Entree: Choice of: Baked Young Tom Turkey, Cranberry Sauce, 85c Broiled Choice T-Bone Steak, French Fried Potatoes, $1.25 Broiled Beef Tenderloin Steak, $1.00 Half Fried Spring Chicken, 90c Candied Sweet Potatoes Mashed Potatoes Butter June Peas Lettuce and Tomato Salad—Mayonnaise Dessert: Plum Pudding or Pumpkin Pie with Whipped Cream Hot Rolls Beverage DANCE \Y oy FRECK IS CRAZY! HE to the music of . WEVE GOTTA M\\ CAN'T Kick THAT FIELD GUESS WHaT GOAL WITH A BAD ANKLE? AND IF HE MISSES, ALL THIS TALK ABOUT HIM SELLING OUT To kINGS- TON WILL LOOK Like ‘Carl and His Four Cocoanuts’ = HAPPENED! By THOMPSON AND COLL EANWHILE, IN ANOTHER PART OF | |Z ‘THE HOSPITAL... VISITORS, WLLIE!IT \ mig COULDN'T FIND OUT THEIR BUSINESS, BUT DON'T. me THEIR, BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES “Dve been invited “ _ apis =) brought only four’ . : : . \ Fetes. 5 1008 Po regin day i . AT THE MOVIES | ‘Astaire Flanked by _|Powell’s New Role ' Burns, Allen in Hit} Is Laugh-Provoking Love, Wrics and laughter are com- bined in Fred Astaire’s new starring film with George Burns and Gracie Allen, “A Damsel in Distress,” which features Gershwin songs, spectacular dance routines and a P. G. Wodehouse story. This pictures is today’s fea- ture at the Capitol theatre. A complicated romance between a bighly-publicized American dancer ard a tilted English girl trying to svoid a loveless marriage comprises the theme of the story. The compli- cations enter when not only the friends and relatives of the pair take sides in the matter, but the servants at the girl's castle also try to influence the pair. These factors all bring about many side-splitting comedy situations with the catchy song numbers and Astaire’s novel dancing rountines. Much of the offering was filmed in # huge recon- struction of an old Tudor castle. George Burns and Gracie Allen, whose comedy talents have made them famous to millions of film pa- trons and radio share billing honors with Astaire. Joan Fontaine heads the featured cast in the title role. Montagu Love portrays Miss Fon- taine’s indulgent father and Con- stance Collier her indomitable aunt, Food names are quite common in baseball slang. A baseball is an ap- ple; a ball park is an apple orchard; with poor wood is a banana 3 a high, lazy batted ball is a William Powell, as an artist whose | studio is a trailer, plays the most iaugh-provoking role of his amazing | career in “Double Wedding,” co- is the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer adap- tation of Ferenc Molnar’s remem- ered stage comedy, “Great Love.” Although Powell has proved him- self, as has also Miss Loy, a star of dramatic roles as well as comedy, he has never had a more amusing ve- hicle than this. Arriving in a city he meets the charming manager of an exclusive gown shop and promptly falls in love with her. . In order to get rid of him, more than for any other reason, she con- | sents to pose for him. That encounter seals her fate, for the man is irresist- ible. They bring about the double wedding, for in the meanwhile Flor- ence Rice, as Miss Loy’s younger sis- ter, has married John Beal. 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