davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Bismarck tribune., 1935-03-02
Stanton Captures
Mercer Cage Title
Winners Defeat BeuIah, 25.16,
In Final Game; Hazen
Wins Consolation
Especial to The Tribune)

Beulah, N. D., March 2.-Stanton,s
high school basketball quint annex
led the Mercer county consolidated
school championship Friday night by
defeating Beulah, Is to is, in the
final game Of the annual tourna-
ment.
Unable to penetrate the Stanton
defense, the Beulah cagers fell be.
hind 8 to at the intermission and
still trailed 81 to IL at the end Of the
third period.
Hazen defeated Golden Valley, 10
to 5, to take the consolation honors
The victors held the Golden Valley
quint without single point after the
first quarter which ended s to S for
Hazen.
Stanton placed three players and
Beulah two on the all-tourney team
selected by the coaches. The coaches
selections were Mounts. Beulah. and
Sailer. Stanton, forwards; Helm,
stanton. center; Peterson, Beulan.
and Clifford Transeth, Stan n.
guards. Honorable mention: Zeiszler,
Hazen, forward: jacobson, Golden
valley, center: and Brooks, Hazen.
guard.
The district consolidated tourna-
ment will be held at Beulal1 March Is
with three teams, Gladstone Of Stark
county. Dodge of Dunn county and
stanton OF Mercer, entered.
The Bismarck tribune., 1935-03-02
Campbell Awaits
Smoother Beach
6ritisher Plans to Make Sec.
ond Test Run II Winds and
Tide Are Favorable

Daytona Beach, Fla, Mar. 2.-(H1-
This was Sir Maicom Campbell's day,
the one he has waited weeks for, but
whether it held for him q new world
speed automobile record above his
own mark Of 272.l08 miles an hour or,
q mere 200 miles an hour or 100, or
no trial at all rested entirely with the
white sands Of the wave-washed
beach.
A final survey at Friday nights low
tide before the waves started sweep
ing in, covering the liz mile strand
with another tide that doesn't recede
entirely until 1927 a. m. (EST) Sat-
urday. showed the beach was holding
its own. It's still far from perfect,
soft in spots and somewhat lumpy.
But 1t is so much better than It has
been through three weeks Of nerve
wracking waiting that Sir Malcolm
was determined to make his second
test run.
The wind Is shifting somewhat" I"
Sir Malcolm said after riding over it
in his pleasure car Friday night, but
the beach is fairly good. Unless this
tide coming in now does unexpected
damage. I shall rum
How fast he would run was q Ques-
ton Of the beach alone. Bluebird,
the rebuilt $500 horse power roaring
chariot in which he set the present
mark two years ago, has been tuned
and ready for more than two weeks,
all the bugs" that developed In the
first test run ironed from her seven
ton system.
II precedent means anything Camp
bell would 60 as fast as the beach
would let him.
The Bismarck tribune., 1935-03-02
Badgers to Play
Chicago Maroons
Cage Quint Seeks
Share Of Big Ten Title;
Cophers to Meet llIini

Chicago. Mar. 2.--i4,-Wisconsin
will reach for victory carrying at
least piece OF the Western Confer
ence basketball championship Satur-
Gay night at Chicago.
While the Badgers, within reach Of
their first title or share of the honors
since 1924. are trying to get around
Bill Haarlow and the rest of the Ma
rooms. two Of the other three contend
ers, Illinois and Indiana. run into
serious opposition. The Illini meet
Minnesota at Champaign. while In
diana tackles Northwestern at Evans
ton. Of the title aspirants. only Pur-
due will be idle.
Illinois figures to repeat its VIC
tory Of last week over Minnesota. but
Indiana probably will find Northwest
crn a handful. The Hoosiers won. 36
to 80 at Bloomington. but the Wild
cats will have whatever advantage
their own floor offers.
Ohio State closes an Unexpectedly
successful season at home with
Michigan as the opposition. The
Buckeyes did rot figure as a title
candidate at the start of the season,
but were in the running most of the
way.
Wisconsin faces the Maroons with
eight victories and two defeats. BY
getting past Chicago and beating
Purdue at Lafayette Monday night
they will have a clear claim to the
championship. Whipping Purdue OIL
the Boilermakes' hardwood. however
may turn out to be quite a chore.
The Bismarck tribune., 1935-03-02
British Professionals
May Take Ruth's Tip

London, March 2.-,P)-Bahc Ruth,
the man who did more than any
other to make baseball salaries what
they are today. has started red-fot
movement to improve the financial
lot of Englands professional ath-
letes.
The Babe doesn't know it. but
few of his muttered remarks during
his recent visit here may prove the
inspiration for a new and better deal
for the soccer player and the cricket
er. His visit and his remarks, at
least. have awakened both public and
players to realization that $40
week is not an enormous salary.
Forty bucks week top pay?"
calculated the Babe. What racket
that is. What's chances Of me buy
ing into ono Of those football or
cricket clubs?"
While the assembled newspaper
men were not too impressed with the
Babes diplomacy. they were forced
to admit that he had hit the nail
somewhere near the head.
The Bismarck tribune., 1935-03-02
Ambers Plasters
Sammy Fuller in
l5.Round Affair
'Herkimer Hurricane Outstand-
ing Challenger for Ross
Lightweight Title

New York, March 2.-F-A
consequence Of blowing down the
latest obstacle In his path to light
weight fistic fame, Lou Ambers, the
youthful "Herkimer Hurricane" Sat-
urday has a clear claim to match
with Barney Ross, king Of the 1885,
Founders, 50 far as the official box
ing family of New York is concerned.
Rated the No. l championship con-
tender in this state some time ago,
Ambers made the solemn commission.
ers Of the fistic game look very good.
indeed, by the thorough, convincing
manner in which he plastered rugged
Sammy Fuller Of Boston in Is brisk
rounds In Madison Square Garden
Friday night.
Ambers failed to show sufficient
punching power to dislodge the
chunky Boston Italian from his feet
but the flashy upstate boxer had his
opponent dizzy from two-fisted fire.
from start to finish.
Ambers, on the Associated Press
score-sheet, took II rounds-all ex-
cept the third, seventh and 18th.
Ambers will be offered a match
with Tony Canzoneri. former holder
Of the lightweight title. but may re-
fuse it in preference to waiting for
an outdoor match with Ross for the
title.
The Bismarck tribune., 1935-03-02
A. G., RIFLE TEAM WINS
SECOND MATCH FROM SIOUX

Fargo. N. D.. Mar. 2.-(ED-The N.
D. A. C. six-mar rifle team defeated
the University of North Dakota team
for the second time when it fired a
shoulder to shoulder match OH the
Bison range here Friday. Out Of a
perfect total team score Of 1000, the
Bison scored 919 points to 888 for the
Sioux.
McGregor and Linnell. both of the
Sioux, were high individual scorers
McGregor with 1872 and Linnell with
1877 of possible 200. Scores fired by
other Sioux were Vandal 18O: john
son 173; Jones l56. and Birk l52.
N. D. A. c. scores were Anthony
Welker 1856: William Oftebro 1856:
Doyon Pollock 1856: Ellis Thompson
184: Edward Ballard l78 and Karl
KaeSs l73.
The Bismarck tribune., 1935-03-02
VISITORS OVERCOME
LOCALS LEAD WITH
LAST PERIOD RALLY
Rangy Forward for Touring
Quint Registers l3 Points
During Second Half
SHAEFFER IS HIGH SCORER
Meinhover PAGES Capital City
Independents; Teams Play
Here at 8 P. NJ, Tonight

With display OF probably the fin
est straight basketball seen on Bis
marck or Mandan hardwoods this
season. Olson's Terrible Swedes de-
feated the Bismarck Phantoms, 43 to
"a, in a game played at the state
training school gymnasium Friday
night.
There was nothing fancy about the
Swedes' performance. They played
orthodox basketball all the way
through but they played with style
that convinced the most skeptical Of
fans that they were seasoned cam
paigners that knew all Of the "ins
and OUTS of the game.
Trailing by scant margin most OF
the way, the Swedes rallied in the
final quarter to pull even and pass
the local independents. shaeffer,
tall forward on the rangy quint, led
the last period scoring squirt that
overcame the Phantoms' advantage
midway in the fourth period and
then went on to chalk up q con-
vincing victory.
At the end Of the first quarter the
score was tied at six-all but in the
second period with Big Ted Mein-
hover, Johnny Spriggs and Ben
Jacobson registering IA points. the
Phantoms pulled up at the intermis-
sion with 20 to II lead.
Swedes Pull Even
The Swedes came back strong after
the half and whitfield away the
Phantoms' margin to one point before
the end of the third period which
found the score standing at Is to "a.
From that point on the invaders
turned on the heat and pulled into q
good lead before the final whistle
sounded.
Shacffer took high scoring hon
ors with 10 feel goals and q brace
of gift shots for 81 points. Six Of
his baskets from the floor came in
the last half rally. Meinhover was
high-point man for the Phantoms
with six field goals and pair OF gift
shots.
Harold Massmann. Harold TAFT,
Spriggs and Jacobson all played bang
up floor games for the Capital City
team. Inability to cope with the
speedy Swedes' offensc gave Shaef-
fer his chances at the basket and he
made all of them count.
The two teams will meet again to- !
night at 8 o'clock at the World War
Memorial building here and will wind |
up the three-gamc series at the same
time MonGay. Summary:
The Bismarck tribune., 1935-03-02

Duane to Fight Mclaughlin in Ground
Feature Bout on Card Here Thursday
Wild Bill Hasselstrom Will
Meet Ernie Potter in Sec
ond headliner

Del Duane, rugged Capital City
middleweight, will launch come
back campaign against Barney Nc
Laughlin Of Minneapolis in the six
round featured attraction on the
boxing card to be staged at the
World War Memorial building next
Thursday night.
The Bismarck boy, who started a
great ring career a year or SO ago.
dropped out Of active engagements
after beating some OF the best mid
dleweights the Twin Cities had to
offer.
Duane, fighting out OF Minneapolis
at that time. knocked out Kid Miller
OF Fargo and decisioned or drew
with such boys as frankie Edwards
Of Minneapolis, Jack Gibbons of st.
Paul. Louie Kid Fettig OF Grand
Forks and Hugh Early Of Lacrosse,
Wis.
Working out daily for the past two
months, Duane is in fine fettlc for
his coming bout. His opponent
boasts an impressive record with only
a defeat at the hands of Lee SavOldi
of St. Paul keeping him out Of the un-
beaten class in over two years OF
competition.
Announces Full Card
Matchmaker Isham Hall. promoter
for the Bismarck boxing club, Sat-
urday announced the completed card
for the 32-round program.
Featured as a co-headliner with the
Duane-McLaughlin bout will be a six
round affair pitting Wild Bill Has
selstrom. Bismarck heavyweight. with
Ernie Potter. champion OF Fort Lin
coin. Kasselstrom holds a decision
over Potter but whether or not he can
repeat his earlier performance is
purely matter OF conjecture.
Five four-round preliminary bouts
have been carded.
Bud Larson Of jamestown will trade
punches with Leonard Toye Of Fort
Lincoln; Pete Castanke Of Wilton is
to meet Johnny Moran Of Billings,
Mont; Swede Larson Of jamestown
will oppose Battling Esterling OF
Fort Lincoln: Joe Masseth of Bis
marck will fight Kid Young Of
jamestown and Mike kanski of Will
ton will step into the squared circle
with Jack Zahorodny. also Of Wilton.
D. E. Shipley will do the announc-
ing and Freddy hatcher Of Mandan
will referee.
The Bismarck tribune., 1935-03-02
Earnshaw Predicts
rs White Sox Wins

q pssadena, Cal. Mar. 2.-lF,-With
hie 90 ou . ponus Of $500 for every
yictcry over ten again this season,
0o0Ie Eatnsl1aw. the Chicago White
- BIG righthander. Is about the
b4loje6t uaau n camp. Esrnsllaw re
pcrtod h great condition and IN.
nDlsnced he expects to win l6 games
1lsiD season. He won Il last year to
g!sk up $500 " addition y his reg
The Bismarck tribune., 1935-03-02
Fights Last Night

by the Associated Press)
New York - Lou Ambers, 1874.
Herklmer. N. r, outpointed Dam
ny Fuller, l341s, Boston, lO.
st. Paul - Everett CYoung)
Rightmire, l26, Sioux City. Ia.
outpointed Paul Lee. l24, In
dianapolis, (1O: AL Ettore, 100.
Fniladelphia, outpointed Art
sykes. 1914, Elmira. N. Y, (lO:
Leonard Dixon, 208,s. New York,
stopped Jim Brawner. 205, Chi
cago, %: 6herald Kennard, l52.
Fargo, N. D., outpointed Bill
Radke. 1511s. Minneapolis, ~:
Bill Savoldi, 1872, st. Paul. stopped
B1l Bittner. 1855. Minneapolis. I2)
Hollywood, Cal.-Frank Row.
sey, 174. Hollywood, outpointed
Johnny Miller. III, Des Moines.
lO.
The Bismarck tribune., 1935-03-02
Valley City Defeats
Bluejay Five, 37-15

Valley City. N. D.. March 2.-(P-
Taking the lead at the outset, Valley
City high school. one of the out
standing challengers for this year S
Glass A high school basketball cham
pionship. made fast work of turning
back Jamestown, 37-l5, here Friday
night The Hi-Liners, led by Potter
who scored nine points, held an 1874
lead at the half.
The Bismarck tribune., 1935-03-02
NODAKS TRAMPLE BISON, $685..
WIN SECOND LOOP CAGE TITLE
Sophomore Forward Leads
Sioux to Victory, Third
Straight Over A. c. Herd.

Fargo. Mar. 2.-(H)-The University
of North Dakota won its second sue
cessivc North Central Conference
basketball championship here Friday
night as the Sioux turned back the
North Dakota Agricultural college for
a third straight time. 1926. The
Sioux won both games of the series
at Grand Forks last week.
The contest was played before ap-
proximately $500 persons, the largest
throng ever to witness contest be-
tween these two rivals.
For 81 minutes it was q close ball
game, with the Sioux leading by only
three points. Then the Bison cracked
and the Sioux won about as they
pleased. 1t was 1910 for the Sioux
at the half.
The expert scoring of Emmett Birk,
sophomore forward. who bagged seven
field goals, was the margin Of diff
ference between the two teams.
aIarquardt PAGES Herd
Capt. Bud Marquardt led the A. c.
scoring attack with five field goals
and a free throw, while Acey Olson.
with four field goals and free throw,
was second in line. Defensively the
strong play of Curt Denenny. who re-
stricted Herman Witasek, the ace
scorer Of the Sioux, to two field
goals. stood out. He was important
in the effectiveness of the Bison
under both bankboards.
Jack Charbonneau. guard who re-.
placed Gordy Aamoth, who accumu-
lated three personals in the first half,
was only step behind Witasek in
effectiveness. Witasek, while failing
to score heavily, was effective in
some expert floor play and also was
a valuable cog in the defensive sue
cess of the Sioux.
The two teams play the final game
Of their series here Saturday night.
The Bismarck tribune., 1935-03-02
Jimmies Clinch N. ID.
College Title Share

jamestown. N. D., March 2.-(R)-
jamestown college clinched It's share
OF the North Dakota intercollegiate
basketball title by swamping Minot
so to IS here Friday night. The Jim
mics and Valley City hold q CO.
championship. Appearing in their
last conference contest for jamestown
were Hall, center, and Sundahl, for
vard SUMMARY:
The Bismarck tribune., 1935-03-02
Fargo Midgets Down
Devils Lake, 70 to 28

Devils Lake, N. D., Mar. 2.-R)-
Fargo high eked out 1923 victory
over the Satans of Devils Lake Friday
night before crowd that jammed
the Ramsey county memorial building
to see the opening encounter on the
new floor.
The Bismarck tribune., 1935-03-02

Free throws missed: McGuinesS l.
Sorsdahl 2. Owens l, Croonquist l..
Rife l., Napavnik !.
Referee: Al StrutZ, jamestown.
Umpire: Ernest BenSer. Bismarck.
The Bismarck tribune., 1935-03-02

New York, March 2.-(R-Favored
to repeat its bombshell triumph Of q
year ago, Manhattan colleges track
and field array will defend the I. O..
"A team championship in Madison
Square Garden Saturday night.
The Bismarck tribune., 1935-03-02
Totals

Free throws nliSSed-OlSon 5,
Dencnny 3. Saunders. Campbell, Birk,
Witasek. Charbonneau. Booth.
Officials, Dick Holzer and Francis
StadSvold.
The Bismarck tribune., 1935-03-02
(By the Associated Press)

Superior 28; La Crosse Teachers 80.
Montana State 56; Montana Uni.
versity 80.
North Dakota University 80: North
Dakota State Is.
Augsburg 81: 0ustavus Adolphus -.
st. Cloud Teachers 10; Winona
Teachers -.
Minot Teachers IS; jamestown col.
lege SO.
Hibbing Junior a.; Rochester Jun
ior IS.
Freshmen at Pennsylvania State
college are required to take SWIM
ming as q part Of their course Of
study.
The Bismarck tribune., 1935-03-02
na,lroads ~ the rYritar,

Railroads Of the United States
spend about $7yOoo.O0o annually for
the blowing Of the whistles on their
locomotives. This small item requires
the use Of 100000 tons Of coal in one
year.
The Bismarck tribune., 1935-03-02
SIXTY TEAMS ENTER CLASSB
STATE DISTRICT SEMI.FINALS
New Salem Wins Champion.
ship in Nine With Victory
Over Glen Ullin

other teams advanced to the semi
final rounds In Is remaining district
Friday night in the North Dakot'
Class B basketball tourney.
With only three teams entered II
the tournament played at New Salem
Glen Ullin defeated Almont 20-l0 II
the elimination, Glen Ullin losing Il
New Salem by 2S-1S in the cham.
pionship match.
Semi-final rounds in the remaining
Is districts will be played Saturday
morning and afternoon with cham.
pionship matches scheduled for Sat.
urday night.
The 10 district champions will com.
pete In regional meets next weekend
to determine the eight entrants in the
state Glass B meet to be held at VAL
ley City March Is and Is.
The district scorings:
DISTRICT 8, AT WAsHBURN
First Round
McClusky n: Garrison II.
Wilton Is; Mercer q.
Underwood 48: Turtle Lake 10.
NOlen6IpOT ~, MAX Is.
Second Round
McClusky 81; Washburn IL.
DISTRICT !, AT MOTT
Elgin as; Mott ..
New Leipzig 80; Leith Z.
Regent %; Flasher II.
New England 10; Carson Is.
DISTRICT Is, AT KENNfARE
Powers Lake 26; Portal 10.
Lansford 26: Stanley IL.
Crosby -; Ambrose Is.
Coteau II: Kennlare 20; q over
time periods.
DIsTRIsT ls. AT WILLIsTON
Watford City ~: Alamo 20.
Ray 81: Wild Rose 20.
Epping 70; Alexander 23.
Williston ~; Grenora 20.
AT ENDERLIN
Oakes ls: Valley City College High
10.
Tower City %: sanborn Is.
Enderlin 29: Lisbon %.
Valley City College High SO; Ellen
1ale a..
Tower City %: Litchville 10.
Enderlin 81; Sheldon Is.
DISTRICT II. At GRAFTON
Second Round
Pembina 81; Cavalier a..
Hamilton ~; Walhalla IL.
Crystal IS: Neche II.
Bowesmont -: Hoople 20.
DISTRICT s, AT LINTON
Braddock 10: Steele Is.
Ashley -; Hazelton IS.
Linton IS; W;shek l3.
Dawson forfeited to Napoleon.
DISTRICT ., AT HETTINGER
Bowman -: Haynes II.
Bucyrus Is: Buffalo Springs 2l.
Scranton 30; Gascoyne Is.
Hettinger 80; Marmarth q.
DISTRICT IL. AT LANGDON
Langdon ~; Petersburg Is.
Park River A. G. A: Edmore Z.
Milton -: Lakota "a.
DISTRICT 10. AT DICKINSON
Taylor 43: Sentinel Butte II.
Beach 36: Killdeer 10.
Dickinson Model 10: Hebron II.
0el1IClO a. N1OlV6 Il.
Second Round
Belfield a: Dickinson Model Il.
Beach 80; Taylor 35.
DISTRICT Z, AT NEW ROCKFORD
Darlington "a: Cooperstown IL.
Hannaford 30: 6heyenne 10.
Maddox A. g. 28: Harvey IL.
New Rockford 26; Maddox High
8.
DISTRICT Z. AT MAYvILLE
Quarterfinals
Hattou 81: Hope ~.
Aneta 46: Finley 6.
Mayville ~; Larimore l6.
Northwood n: st. James Grand
'orks) Is.
DISTRICT /. WAHPETON
Havana 81; Hankinson 10.
Minor 70: Page l8.
Wyndmere 23; Casselton IL.
Paramount 80: Lidgerwood 81.
DISTRICT l3, AT CANDO
First Round
Bisbee Is: Rugby g.
Leeds IS: Churchs Ferry IL.
Rolla II: Rock Lake 81.
Esmond 10; Rolette 43.
Second Round
Rugby n: Cando 10.
Rock Lake IL: Bottineau 80.
Leeds IS: Minnewaukan %.
Rolette II: Egeland II.
The Bismarck tribune., 1935-03-02

The most difficult of all solids to
melt. as regards the amount of heat
energy required to be put into it, is
ice.
The Bismarck tribune., 1935-03-02

Free throws missed: Pettigrew
Meinhover /.
Referee: Fay Brown, Bismarck.
The Bismarck tribune., 1935-03-02
no nEFENn TITIE

Referee: Miller. North Dakota.
La opinión., 1935-07-28

En- la poblacion de Apizaco,
Tlaxcala Y victima de una pull
monfa fulminante, murio Ia Sc
mana pasada ell perro LOCO" tan
conocido por ell p1blico ALTOONA
do al cine por su asombrosa in
teligencia Y ductibilidad y por ha
Der tornado parte en- las pelfcu-
las %nacionales "Su Ultima Can
cion", "El Dfa del Trabajo" Y
"El Mejor Amigo. Su dueho, ell
senior don Jose r. Alvarez, trajo
a Loco" desde Apizaco y presa
de honda quien no quiere a un
perro?-pena, lie dio sepultura en-
ell corral de los estudios de la
Nacional Productora, donde Sc
lie levantara un pequeho monu-
mento para perpetuar su memo
ria. Hablando con ell referido Sc
nor Alvarez sobre Ia vida artfs-
tica de Loco. supimos que ha-
bfa nacido en- Guadalajara ell aho
% Y despues de IL amos de exis-
tencia, trabajando con la Pan
dilla', de los estudios de Hal
Roach. de Culver City, Califor-
MIA, en- ell teatro v en- ell cine az
teca, habfa sucumbido a causa de
una pulmonfa fulminante.
La opinión., 1935-07-28
COMO FUNclONA

Aquf volyeremos a encontrar-
los con nuestro viejo amigo, el
'ojo electrico", esta maravillosa
ampolleta que ha permitido tan
tas realizaciones extraordinarias
tales como ell robot con ojos",
verdadero ser humane artificial.
ell indicator de incendios a Ia dis
tancia, los faros automaticos, sin
g~uaridanes, para los escollos ais
lados en- medic del oceano.
Tapizado interiormente por
una eapa de potasio, con dos
bordes bien limitados, esta am
polleta posee la propiedad esen-
cial de producer una corriente
electrical, como una verdadera pi
la, cuando es %expuesta a la luz.
Coloquemonos este "ojo" fren-
tie al objeto cuya imagen desea-
mos transmitir y que sera, por
ejemplo, Ell rostro vivamente ilu
minado de una /; los extremes
del ojo sc unen por medic de am
plificadores a I'm emisor ordina-
rio dc radio, provisto de una an
tena, a la llesada, disposition
identica; una antena, una esta-
cion receptora, luego en- vez del
altoparlante clasico, una Tampa
IA de neon colocada de frente
a n pantalla.
Iuminado por ell reflejo de Ia
cara, ell ojo electrico envia n
corrlente que Sc transmite des-
de luego por la a%ntena; a 10 le-
JOS, en- la estacion de recibo, la
lampara de neon Sc enciende. IN
terpongamos ahora, frente al ris-
tro del sujeto, I'm gran carton
con un pequeno hueco, Y nova
moslo rapidamente en- todos SEN
tidos; Ell "ojo" We sucesivamente,
los pianos claros u que
forman Ia cara, y como conse-
cuencia, Ia lampara de neon Sc
apaga o sc enciende alternative
mente. Pero supongamos II al
guien, milagrosamente habil.
aclerta a colocar frente a esta
iampara de neon otro carton per
dorado, siguiendo un movimiento
flgurosamente identico al movi-
miento del primero; manchas os
curas y pianos luminosos ven-
dran a posarse, instaneamente.
en- los puntos correspondence de
Ia pantalla, reproduciendo fiel-
mente ell aspecto del mode1o.
les bueno decir, desde Iuego.
que establecer esta concordan-
cia no ha sido sino un juego pa
"a los especialistas. Practica-
mente Sc utiliza un disco de
Nipkow", con agujeros d~ispuestos
en- esplral y moyido a gran We
locidad por un motor sineron,-
zaoo' Tai es ell sistema del "Te-
ieVlsor Baird" que fu~nciona des-
oe mace amos en- In~glaterra v pa
"a construir ell cual los ALTOONA
dos encontraran las pleas suel-
las en- ell mercado.
LA LAMPARA MARAvILLosA
Ajustar con sus propias manos
La opinión., 1935-07-28
Ell CINEMA
EN- MEXICO
Ell RES~URGIMIENTo DE BEATRIZ RAMoS-FERNAN-
DO DE FUENTES C~ONTRATADo POR LA EMPRESA
Cl~NEMATOGRAFIcA DEL CAPITALISTS PAM
Por HUGO E MAR
cluDAD DE MEXICO. Ju

clUDAD DE MEXICO, Julio
de 1935.-Beatriz Ramos-nos di
10 Juan Bustillo Orc. que la di-
rige EN- "El Misterio del Ros-
tro Palido"-va a demostrar su
capacidad artistica como inter
prete del dlffcil e importante pa
pei que lie asigno Producciones
Jose Alcayde. Els cierto que va
Ia henlos visto como e~strella; Pc
no viviendo personajes sin color
v sin fuerZa dramatica de min
guna especie. En- "El Misterio
del Rostro Palido" vera ell p1bli
CO una Beatriz Ramos distinta
a la de "Pecados de Amor" y 90
ro y Plata. Con nosotros ha
encontrado una oportunidad que
nadie Ia habfa dado, porque tie
ne escenas de Inc %intensidad dra
matica que crispan los nervios
Y que solo puede entenderlas
quien tiene %talento y temporal
mento artfstico como ella, ter
mino diciendo nuestro entrevis-
tado. Y a 10 cual nosotros solo
vamos a agregar que la pelfcu-
la que Sc filma en- los estudlas
de la Industrial Cinematografi-
ca entra1a un argumento tan
fuerte Y tan tragico. que Sc de-
sarrolla entire leprosos.