The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 15, 1937, Page 10

| Ear isons 1 SIDEGLANCES - - By George Clark | brn ne ne ene meee peer n) TELL RIGHT. N A PROBLEM! HE WANTS “To QUIT SCHOOL FOR FINANCIAL REASONS, BUT HIS MOTHER WANTS HIM _,-f/ TO CONTINUE ! y “I want something cute for a cute couple who live in a cute house.” AT THE MOVIES ill RogersatHome |‘They Won’t Forget’ in Worn-out Clothing Dynamic, Powerful ‘The most successful pictures Will hose in which ic in theme and powerfully presented, “They Won't Forget” takes its place among the really great pro- ductions of the screen. And the pic- ture that came yesterday to the Bis- marck theater, will be talked about and remembered much longer than most t. It's based on Ward Greene's sen- sational novel, “Death in the Deep South,” and its dramatization in the hands of producer-director, Mervyn LeRoy, has been brilliantly contrived. A searing indictment of mob hys- teria and prejudice, the story pulls no punches, makes no attempt to soften its grimly documentary qual- ity, and leaves its spectators emo- ce, “Judge Priest,” Twentieth Century-|4Onaly timp. a tly at the Capitol | max with one tense scene after ane other. The story levels no accusa- takes no crusading stand and offers no solution; it depicts simply, vividly and intelligently a not very Pretty phase of human nature. Warner Brothers, who have to their credit other powerful narratives, among them “I Am a Fugitive from ® Chain Gang,” have made this one with unswerving honesty and laudable | courage. It follows no formula and makes no compromise, ~ ‘The temperature of the sun is about | Fahrenheit. a ERS? = ; WASH TUBBS iy occasions these have been the iden- tical jumper and overalls he was ac- customed to wearing on his ranch. Often the famed humorist would come to the studio straight from his haci- enda without changing a stitch of clothing, Critics point to “David Harum,” “State Fair,” “Lightnin’,” “Handy Andy” and “Judge Priest” to prove their point, citing that Will often declared that since he felt more com- fortable in old and well-worn ‘togs, he could give a smoother perform- en Cobb's warmly amusing story of: the Kentucky jurist. The “Judge” seldom dresses up, which may be a reason why Will brings a world of humanity surpassing all his previous roles to the bel character, loved ‘. Rochelle Hudson, Tom Brown, Anita Louise and Stepin Fetchit are included in the cast supporting Will. a In awaiting a victim, a Spider will lie at its door as long as three months. BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES L SUPPOSE BILLY WiLL GROMP PLENTY AFXER I GET A 308 BUT, HELL UST | WANE Yo GET USED To om TH MUST BE THE PLACE ~~ YES! WT 1S mas 1073 WILLIAMS BUILOING II! 3 i-2 & 3 3 2 a tS S g te 3 3 g , OHI HOW HER GREEN HATRED AT THE Slew Or BEVERLY HILLY coop AT PICKING W * THE FACE OF * All-American picker of win- eolumn fs known to fans from ‘Saratoga to Santa Anite. % | & FEATURES DENOTING “ing, but (-YGAIN, HELGA ZMITH IS ALONE, ALOOF, HER BRIEF WITH EASY SHATTERED. ALLEY OOP thin nostrils, and an up- ward turn of the point. - If you are good at picking winners, no one has to remind you about this “Double-Rich” Kentucky Straight BourbonWhiskey. You are planning to buy it! A.90 PROOF whiskey with the Merk of Merit, Made io the Bluegrass Country by master Kentucky distillers the goodold Kentucky way, ‘Ask for it at your favorite bar ot tavern. THE BISMARCK WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 15, —— THE GUMPS—THE GREEN EYED MON = BESIDES ~SHE'S AWFULLY eRETy Now. MAMA DONT GET Ow = CITED —YES,MAMA-!"LL HIM TO FIRE HER- THAT'S FUNNY! MY UNCLE LUDWIG NEVER GOT ANYWHERE IN LIFE! Mom GAYS “HAT WHEN HE WENT TO COLLEGE, HE HAD DOUBLE PNEUMONIA IN HIS SENIOR YEAR AND GRADUATED WELL, MAZOR, TIMES UP FOR PLANKIN’ DOWN TH! LAST GROAN ON 7TH’ INCOME Tax! NOT THAT ITLL MAKE ANY DIFF TO YOUMN-BUT THIS UN- EMPLOYMENT CENSUS CARD WILL ~~ IT'S BEEN WARMING ITS HEELS Our Boarding House With Major Hoople YF YEH! You EMER BEEN NO- WILLIE STE! EVAPORATED! WORKIN), OR YOU AINT / IF IN TH’ RIBS, YOU SHOULDA FILED A TAX RETURN— SAVIN! “TH! WORLD, SITTIW BESIDE | ’