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The Bismarck tribune. [volume], December 30, 1937, Image 8
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to CHICAGO ... Round Trip, $49.50
to SEATTLE .... Round Trip, $96.00
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Star in Laugh Drama
The laugh-filled drama of a girl
who would rather lie than eat, married
to the most scrupulously hoiiMt man
In the world, comes to the Bismarck
Theatre when Paramount's "True
Confession," co-starring Carole Lom
bard, Fred MacMurray and John
Barrymore, opens today.
"True Confession," adapted from
the famous French play, "Mon
Crime," by Louis Verneuil and Georges
Berr, features Una Merkel, Bdgar
Kennedy, Lynne Overman, Frits Feld,
John T. Murray, Porter Hall, William
Collier, Sr. and Tommy Dugan in sup
port of the three stars.
The story Introduces Carole Lom
bard as the girl who's the biggest nat
ural-born liar In the world, married
to MacMurray, a struggling young
lawyer. In order to get him some
publicity which might help his bust
ness along. Miss Lombard confesses
to a murder which she has not com
mitted, and on MacMurray's plea of
velf-defense, he gets her an acquittal.
Business improves with MacMurray,
just as his wife had figured, but sud
denly a new complication arises, when
John Barrymore, an eccentric dere
lict shows up and attempts to Mack
mail Miss Lombard by threatening to
tell her husband that she lied to him,
because she really did not commit the
murder.
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SIDE GLANCES By George Clark
"We eat out once a week just to give the wife a rest."
MOVIES
U. S. Navy Assisted
In Producing Picture
All the resources of the United
States navy were loaned, it is said,
to Warner Bros, for the production
of a thrilling melodrama called
"Submarine D-l," which opens today
at the Capitol theater and is an
nounced as the most stirring and au
thentic film ever made with a "tin
fish"—as the gobs Irreverently term
an undersea boat—as its subject.
The movie folk journeyed to New
port, R. L, to make part of it, down
to Cocas Coco in the Panama Canal
Zone for another, and then to San
Diego for a lot more.
One of the most modem of sub
marines, the real D-l (also known
the Dolphin) was used for the pic
ture. Battleships, cruisers, destroyers
and the like, by the score, are to be
seen in Its action.
Pat O'Brien and George Brent are
co-starred, and in one of the leading
supporting roles is the sensational
young newcomer, Wayne ("Kid Gala
bad") Morris. Other notables in
the cast include Doris Weston, Rank
McHugh, Ronald Reagan, Henry
O'Neill and Regis Toomey.
In 1835, revenues received by Amer
ican Class 1 railroads for the trans
portation of express traffic amounted
to $53,328,422, In comparison to the
1834 figure Of $54,013,025.
Hoppy New Year
Popping his tiny nose out for a glimpse of the world and to find
oat just what this "New Year" stuff Is all about, this baby kangaroo
wee snapped by a patient photographer just a few days after birth
at Hie Kanses City aoo. It wont be long until Mother "Jigger" lets
the little fellow out of her pouch for a few hop steps of his own.
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