The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 10, 1937, Page 16

[ SIDEGLANCES s = By George Clark | : “Quick! : Put that stuff back into the boxes! Here comes Junior up the walk now!” AT THE MOVIES | Symphony Orchestra [Brains vs. Money Is Ys 4 y) MG ab BH FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS TON! PEYTON IS SWELL, BUT WEVE SORT OF DRIFTED APART! 2 AFTER ALL, SHE'S SUCCESSFUL, AND I'M JUST Plays for Gang Film| Film Comedy Theme] myra NORTH, SPECIAL NURSE For the first time in screen history} Headed by the lovely Ann Sheridan, = complete orchestral score was 8up- | who gave up school-teaching in Texas plied for a picture dealing with gang- sters in “The Last Gangster,” coming |‘ become @ leading lady in Holly- " ‘ing Diese symphony orchestre,” laying oo my estra, briginal Ward compositions, played it with. Her father, the music. played by O'Co: Hugh nell, “Unlike most pictures of this type,” | des) Ward explained, “the story deals| but Craig with what he does, hence emotions provide the drama rather than vio-|m . lence and action. This requires the lavish use of dramatic background | most music.” The new picture tells the story of @ gangster, played by Robinson w! serves @ term in a federal prison while his wife marries and rears their son a disgrace of his father. {s discharged to emerge into world. His regeneration is the tic climax. COUPON There Is Still Time to Complete Your Set of the World’s Popular (10 VOLUMES) Encyclopedia Before Christmas The Complete Set Makes a Marvelous CHRISTMAS GIFT For Yourself For Your Children : For Your Friends Don’t Wait Longer. . . Complete Your Set ‘NOW! SEND OR BRING THIS COUPON to the Bismarck Tribune LOOK? WILLIE HAD THIS WINDOW BAR FRAME FIXED SO HE COULD Ee IT 8 GEENIT SEEDIS FORNY ~ fl Ws G6; BEAUTIEOL E WIT EVERY jeowe AND ALL MOO Qui PEACEFUL ROUTINE. ALL MEMORIES OF THE: RECENT POLITICAL STRIFE ARE FADING. | _THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1987 _ THE GUMPS—JUST LIKE A MAN ey MISS NORTH/ MR. LANE! ANOTHER OF MY PATIENTS Our Boarding House With Major Hoople GAY, MADOR, MFR. BLANTON CEFERED. MS A JOB AS SANTA CLAUS DOWN AT HIS DEPARTMENT STORE, AND ASKED MS ° COLLAR ; mm IN FRONT TO CLANG A GONG! HOW ABOUT _EGAD, STANDFORD/ BUT FOR’ A BROKEN ARCH; THAT _, 2 SUSTAINED. WHILE BREAKING He SKI SUMP RECORD IN SWITZERLAND, A. % WOULD @LADLY PO IT, BUT'L-AM:- UNABLE TO STAND,LONG AT A TIME,. ‘IN ONE PLACE ~~ UMM {{CGiwo santa Clauses WANTED IN ONE STORES MWY WORD! THAT GIVES ME /, AN IDSA I) HAW! WHAT SAY YOU TO