The Salt Lake Tribune from Salt Lake City, Utah • 18

1 isagi -'-wrjrdrTj-Ty i 1 iiu F'ui'C'iy ag-'vwr -jjH -hr- Friday Morning u'lic Salt £alvC (Tribune February 23 1915 Farm Statistician Sees Utah Slock Balanced Oil Man Dies at Arsenal Of Shock From Electricity lor llie-Marines Who -c Earned It if papers had space about stories the workers gave me on sets Yes that was a party One for all and all for one and all for the benefit of End at the Waldorf Little Indians went to A marked increase in cattle horse and turkey population in Utah during the past year was counterbalanced by a decrease in sheep hogs and chickens according to figures released Thursday by Edward Paxton agricultural statistician population Animal population figures club of Salt Lake City Thursday evening in the University of Utah Union biulding juju 1906 in Holladay a son of Arthur and Jessie MacDonald Wagstaff Survivors include his father Salt Lake City his mother Holladay his widow Mrs Ora Avlett Wagstaff two sons William Wendell and David James Wagstaff and a daughter Jessie Claire Wagstaff all of Salt Lake City six brothers Arthur Wagstaff Richfield Owen Wagstaff LaMar Colo Stanford Donald Robert and Nathan Wagstaff Salt Lake City Mr Wagstaff had been an active member of the church in Monument Park ward where he wsa an instructor in the Anronic priesthood He was graduated from Granite high sthool and the University of Utah where he was active in athletics He had been in the gas and oil business in Salt Lake City since 1925 Opening Wendell Denman Wagstaff 38 933-22nd East was injured fatally Thursday about 11 a when electric current from a high tension wire at Salt Lake City branch Ogden arsenal passed through his body according to arsenal officials Mr Wagstaff Wagstaff Oil Co collecting scrap metal he had purchased from the arsenal He reached over to pick up a chain dragging from a huge crane was loading his trucks army officers said Simultaneously they said the crane came in contact with the high tension wire At 11:15 a Salt Lake fire department dispatched an emergency car to the arsenal Firemen vainly worked for 3 hours 14 minutes with a respirator Dr Viko wrho examined the body said Mr Wagstaff was killed instantly Army officers said an investigation of details surrounding the tragic mishap will begin thing Friday Mr Wagstaff was born July 6 Iceland of Head Visits in Salt Lake After a several visit in Salt Lake City Hallgrimur Bene-diktsson Reykjavik Iceland president of the Iceland chamber of commerce and his daughter Miss Inga Benediktsson plan to leave Fnday morning for Los Angeles Mr Benediktsson came to the United States to attend an international business conference held in New York City Star to the and IVow Showing Utah Whom the Bell and Short Subjects Capitol House of and Rialto ev and A a A and a Uptown Three This Is America of Basketball Sportscope Centre Seconds Over 12 2:35 5:05 7:40 Come the WAVE and Short Subjects Bountiful (Bountiful) of the 7:30 9:30 and Selected Shorts (2 hours) Tower (9th East and 9th South) Now and South-East (Sugarhouse) Flacld and Mario (Sugarhouse) Great and It Ilolladav (Holladay) Love a and It or Leave Gem Very Thought of and Is Murray (Murray) Hearts Were Young and Gay-State and Wendell Denman Wagstaff Salt Lake oilman dies of electric sliotk Bus Auto Collide Girl Injured Maxine Clark 15 125 4th South received abrasions of the nose and scalp lacerations when an automobile driven by her father George Martin Clark 41 collided with a Salt Lake City Lines bus driven by Grant -Judd 33 2135 3205 South at 4th South and West Temple Thursday at 9:45 According to police reports the bus traveling west attempted a left turn at West Temple and collided wuth the eastbound Clark machine No tickets were issued Delinquency Talk Set Frederick Loofbourow chairman of city committee on juvenile delinquency will discuss a proposed school for parents Monday at 12 15 at meeting of Salt Lake chapter Utah Congress of Social Workers in the Lion House Social Center 63 South Temple Mrs SJuth Schick secretary said jursday Parking Meters Stolen Police Thursday investigating the theft of six parking meters reported to have been stolen fiom city streets sometime Wednesday night or early Thursday morning The theft brings to a total of 15 the number of meters taken from their stands during the past two weeks police said Auto Taxes More than 9000 motorists still have to pay automobile taxes for 1945 during the four davs before dead line county office revealed Thursday Up to close of business Wednesday the office had collected $246106 on 33477 vehicles since Iec 15 it was announced Plan Meditation Westminster college gills' glee club wall present a Lenten meditation progiam Sunday at 8 in the First Presbyterian church 371 South Temple it was announced Thursday OOOES GPEM On Stage Lyric Five Acts of Vaudeville with Kingsbury Hall University Theater Searching 8 30 and Campus Play Audience Well Intrigued by Heilman Theme By Hedda Hopper HOLLYWOOD When Peter was double-crossed by a hand grenade he decided to wrte a taken from the marine slogan "Once a Marine Always a When Cmdr John Ford heard about the story he phoned 0 Crcttv and faid for me 1 want to direct Now Bob Burrs Glern Ford and Walter Brer nan (who lost his teeth while the marines in the last ar) ant to be in it Commandant Palph Davis is trying to ge technicolor film gorngdo gice it the works and ouid If you don know what narrci have done bv you re goirg to when this is released Ted Donaldson may do Jody Ann MIIer 13 telling her fnends will not marrv Vincent Fotre ask me wh I thought it was a catch Girls Together Meow! John sure brought out the women This year every blasted hat was be-comirgly fern nine and such variety! From felts to feathers Crowd was entertaining too Mrs Charlie Chaplin couldn't concentrate on bonnets kept lookrg from her emerald chip rrg to Sally Wright's 300-carat star sapphire Mrs Ralph Blum and Minna Wallis were so afraid ou ouldn know they ere with Faye Emerson Roosevelt they darned near smothered her kept fanning herself to get ar Constance Collier came in Lke ship in full said pulled LilLan Gish down on a chair that blocked all models Cutest model as Ann Hunter If some producer grab that girl and star her then more careless than I think they are A Salute to Good Joes Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer celebrated its 25th year Then Ted Saucier showed them how to gv a party been to superparties there but the one on Week End at the Waldorf" set had stars grips electricians painters Harry Joe Mike and they were all there the spot-lght With Gmger Lana Pidg-ecn Lucille Eall (whose hairs pretty now) and other Btars These are the pals worked with for seen years They said Hopper give up that silly come on back to roues' We used to hae Then Bob Leonards chauffeur Foss sad Foss incidentally used to take my son fshmg I could write columns Concert and Dance Held as Benefit Sponsored by the Gustaf Adolf male chorus under direction of Rier Waring a benefit concert with dance following will be held in Second ward chapel and amusement ball 7th South and 5th East sts Saturday at 15 The affair is in honor cf Joseph Straberg an invalid for 14 vearg who prior to his illness was a gifted entertainer in the Scandinavian community The following artists wall as-s st the chorus on the program: Mrs Blair Bradshaw soprano Dorothy Sartori violinist Elea-ror Jones pianist Anton Clawson will act as master of ceremonies Axel Andresen pres dent of South Salt Lake stake will give a talk in tribute to Mr Straberg NOW 1 111E BIG-TLME ACTS ON OCR STAGE mmm rm 30c of I I to RUVOR I lima Prlnff hitrfiouw nd hit Horn and Powell The Two fiobbv er Dsnny Murray Plu' JERRI ROks Facto I he Show dine one went to choke himself then there were was Mischa exit line w'hen he finished Little JThen he went out to chase a and broke his leg Copyright by Chicago Tribune What to See in Local Theaters Today Screen and presents Lillian was coming but did nothing about it and there were moments Thursday night when her message was carried over stirringly It is likely however that acting of greater dramatic power is required to bring full conviction There is a secondary thread of interest in the domestic disturbance in w-hich the Hazens are involved and which threatened to overshadow the soclologlc and political aspects It has to do with the old romantic triangle The performance of Sgt Holt Monohan in the role of the diplomat who acquiesces in appeasing policies revealpd a certain finish but was too emotionally restrained Algene Ballif the Emily Hazen of the piece and Miriam Taylor as other gave themselves to their roles admirably arjl Stanley Russon did excellent work as the testy wicked-tongued old newspaper publisher Doug Snow again credit for himself in his reading of the returned role Except for faulty diction Fred Hams performed splendidly as the German statesman whose interview with Hazen was a dramatic and revealing passage Several minor roles w'ere well handled Joseph Bywater as a French refugee Harold Italian waiter and Senta Jones as secretary The stage decor was admirable throughout the several scenes and the play had been costumed by Mrs Shirley Jones Not the Type HOLLYWOOD Though Emory Parnell owns a 36-foot yacht holds a master's license and is a member of the coast guard reserve nobody ever thought he was the type for a Sailor or officer on the screen until now Now clicking as a sea captain in Your Way OPEN TODAY 7 ALAN LOKETTA LADD YOUNG Hus Music Mirth Madness! HEY ROOKIE with All-Star Cast! Unity Study Class i Under Direction of MRS LEWIS DREW SPECIAL LECTURES I Newhouta 8 Wednesday Thursday Friday Guest Speakers MR and MRS ERRETT BROWN of San Francisco California Subjects 1 our Triumphant Self" our Secret Is Vour UNIVERSITY OF UTAH Release at Lillian 9 1 1 with 1915 and 1941 census figures are Cattle 511000 and 525000 horses 82000 and 81-000 turkeys 572000 and 440-000 sheep 2289000 and 2 411-000 hogs 135000 and 229000 and thickens 2636 000 and 2 981000 Wallet Theft Reported Theft of a wallet containing $33 in currency and identification papeis from the dressing room of the Rose shop 29t 1st South repoited to police Thursday by Norman Jorgensen proprietor The theft occurred Wednesday afternoon he said Red Cross Meet Set American Red Cross personnel and guests are invited to attend a talk by A Romney Jr ARC overseas director Fnday at 4 30 in the Tribune-Telegram auditorium Mrs Painter publicity chairman said Thursdav City to Join Contest Salt Lake City will compete with 600 other cities thoughout the country in the national fire waste contest sponsored by the United States chamber of commerce Fire Chief Piercey said Friday The contest will stress fne prevention Cucumber Ceiling Hiked Retail ceiling puces on field grown cucumbers will be two cents higher from Feb 21 through March 20 according to Rav Butler price specialist office of price administration Masons Celebrate Exemplification of four degrees featured the Washington's birthday party of Utah chapter No 1 Royal Arch Masons Thursdav in the Salt Lake Masonic temple 650 South Temple With Joe Brown high priest in charge the special convocation opened with the following degrees conferred Mark master directed by II Waldo and Warren Tyler past master directed by- IJn-coln Kelly and most excellent master directed by Frank Harris 9 Actress Improves Film and stage Actress Gladys George Thursday was reported steadily improving following her removal from a hospital room to her suite Hotel Utah She suffered a nervous collapse Monday night Baby Reported Critical Cond tion of Martha Ann Gill daughter of Mr and Mrs 11 Gill 954 4 th North has improved but the baby still is hospital authorities said Thursday She was taken to Salt Lake General hospital Wednesday following a choking spell Slides Show An exhibit of more than 250 colored slides featured the first salon show of the Photochrome 7YW QHI 6 pm NOW PLAVING Paulette SrflliiS v- Fitzgerald It or Leave It I YdiSajUcflQ' DINE and DANCE I In Atmosphere 4 DELICIOUS DINNERS Chicken-Steak Trout Open Wed Thurs Fri Sat WE CATER TO LARGE PARTIES 3613 hytamd UZuvC turns 6 0947 TO0FT" 'Men? I ottsriti maui oiacuu huhchhc 00001 ALL-LALGH SHOW 7-X CO-HIT ffn HARRIET HILLIARD MARY BETH HUGHES By Hollis Strong stimulating drama pregnant wnth thought yet having its lighter side to relieve any heaviness Searching in the University Theater presentation Thursday night at Kingsbury hall received intelligent directoral treatment and a reading of competence sufficient to make it thoroughly interesting at times of gripping One felt however a lack of confidence in themselves on the part of the cast that made for uneven performances This Lillian Heilman play opens in the spring of 1944 in the drawing room of an American home in Washington and its moving climax is staged there at a later hour of the same evening In between a series of flashbacks scened in Rome as Mussolini marches into the city in Berlin Paris reveals significant events of 1922 1923 1938 and the factors that have brought about that climactic passage a life when a son victim of war must tell his parents of his humiliation because of their part in making that war possible The play is Miss 'protest against the appeasement policy the laissez faire attitude in America and elsewhere that permitted Hitlerism to prevail it points out the guilt of those who the critical hours what Young Recitalists Playing Friday Mrs Vera Frey Beason will present a group of junior piano students in recital at Daynes Music Co hall 47 Main st Friday at 8 At close of the program Mary Ellen Murphy of the college group will play in Blue" wuth Mrs Beason at the second piano The younger pupils appearing are Anne Clawson Jacqueline Chatterton Elwyn Ralphs Margaret Affleck Renee Edwards Margaret Elizabeth Clawson Erma Jean Walker and Jack Baker Hi FAYfCMfSSoiv WltlAM ANDf BONDI TIAVERS- PRINCE I MATINEE DANCING 2 to Dally Fsrrpt Sunday No over httrge Dr-ti loui Dinner by Jule Macks Open During Redecorating Watch foe Announcement DEWEY'S 939 So State WE i Opens Today 715 SELECTED SHORTS now MS? WALLACE BEERY "YOUNG IDEAS" St S4 PETI RS HFRBIRT MARSHALL UNIVERSITY THEATRE KINGSBURY HALL Guts First Broadway Hit The sEARomno mm tom9 JACK HALEY Thurs Fri Sat Feb 22 23 24 8:1 5 Directed by ROBERT HYDE WILSON ALL SEATS ONE PRICE 90c (TAX INC TWO BOX OIFICES KINGSBURY HALL AND GLEN BROS MUSIC CO 74 SOUTH MAIN Note: The current Broadway hit will be given in place of "SHADOW AND SUBSTANCE".