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- Slashes
- As Prosecutor
- Police Guard School after Riot
- $10,000 in Cash Awards Offered by Telegram
- 'Prexy' at 30
- Pyle Breaks Arm in Auto Crash
- Pleads Not Guilty to Slaying Son-in-Law
- Tacna-Arica Dispute Settlement Looms Monday
- Dowager Duchess Dies
- Rural Taxes to be Discussed by Agriculturists
- Navy to Aid Zep in World Trip
- Man in France Claims to be Son of Late Czar
- 2 Face Prison Terms for Assaulting Woman
- Telegram Starts Four Big Features for Its Readers
- Isle Lives under Communist Rule for 10 Centureis
- 50 Horses Killed in Ft. Bliss Fire
- Pride of Army Air Forces on Way to Ohio for Maneuvers May 15-25
- Rainey Attacks Tariff Measure in House Speech
- Woman Stabbed in Beach Battle
- Bandit Slain by Manager of Store
- Mrs. McCormick to Run for Senate in 1930
- House Interrupts Tariff Debate to Honor Mothers
- 2 War Aces Die in Air Crashes
- Must Return $75,000
- Banning of Daggers in India Brings Protest
- Woman May Quit British House to Go on Stage
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- From Plan to in Utah
- Day to be Served in S. L.
- Miner by Cavein
- Support Children
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- National Becoming Land of Writers, Says Utah Author
- Alleged Passer of Bogus Checks Nabbed by Police
- Nominations to be Made for C. of C. Governors
- Admits Liquor Charge
- A. E. Southgate New President of Credit Men
- Missing Lawyer Located at Helper
- 'Wet' Organizers Visit Salt Lake
- Searchers Fail to Find Youth's Body in Canyon
- Man Confesses to Murder, but Kills Wrong Man
- Five Men Arrested on Liquor Charges
- Hospital Plans Completed
- Country Balance Set at $,564
- Hospital Day Will be Observed Sunday
- Dressmaker Reports Theft of Clothing
- Way to Halt Birth Control among Fish Discussed by Scientists
- Life Underwriters to Hold Election June 8
- S. L. Detective Retires after 21 Yeas of Service
- Woman Gets $10,242 for Husband's Death
- Van Deman Will be Honored at Banquet
- Westminster Secretary Injured in Pasadena
- Denies Girl Charge
- Girl, 4 Youths Injured as Two Autos Collide
- Girl's Nose Almost Severed in Crash
- Police Still Seeking Slayer of Railman
- Nominations Made
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- The Book Parade
- On Insects and some Facts on under Sea Disasters
- Two Authors with Current Works to Their Credit
- Modren Writer Satirizes on Mother Love; German Author Makes His Bow with a Sophisticated Novel
- Two Stories of Murder, Mystery
- Leah Morton Reveals Her Own Heart and Sout in Late Work
- Diana Patrick's 'Shining Palace'
- Mary Borden's Career
- Huddleston Writes of Normandy in New Book
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- Two Newspaper Owners Called in Paper Probe
- Oakland Mayor Offered Mayoralty of English Towns, Rumor in London
- Advertising Expert to Address Music Meeting
- West High Students Set Day for Outing
- West High Class to Stage One-Act Play
- Swiss Financiers to Visit S. L. Next Friday
- Staff Prospects to Meet at West High
- Harvard Man's Death Remains Police Puzzie
- Poland Bans Nobility Titles on Passports
- Conservatives Back Arms Cut, Baldwin States
- Boxer Dies
- Elegance Marks Funeral of Slain Gangster; Crowds in Attendance
- Building Trades Meeting Called
- Local News
- 'Hex' Slaying May be Bare
- To Visit Eagles
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- 2 State Records Fall as Dies Trounce Aggies in Dual
- Salt Lake Ball Team Plays Bingham Sunday in First League Gam
- Bobcat Athlete Set Shot Record
- Bees Capture Loose Fracas from Prison Ball Team, 23 to 6
- San Diego Takes First Place in Trace Carnival
- Dixon Named to Pilot Timps in Central League
- Outstanding Athletes in Salt Lake High Schools
- Caddy Master at Fort Named as Nevada Teacher
- 4 Athletes Excel in Prep Rnaks Harry Brookls Brilliant at L. D. S. Brennan and Richins West Hi Stars
- Bintz Victor in Closest Match in Fort Tournament
- Three-1 League
- Thompson Takes Medal Honors in Canyon Tourney
- U. S. Women Tennis Players Gain Lead in Holland Tits
- Pritchett Annexes Collegiate Golf Title
- Western League
- John Hennessey, Van Ryn Divide Tennis Laurels
- Navy Oarsmen Win from Syracuse Crew
- Western Association
- Bracey Loses First Race in Two Year
- Veteran Footballs at Andover
- Belgium Loses
- Glenna Collett Ends Training for British Women's Title Golf Chase
- Ira Dern to Meet Billy Edwards in McCullough's Mat Headliner Friday
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- Burned; 2 Threatened in Strike Section
- Will Fly to Kansas City
- Latin Club to Give Play
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- Proverbs of Primitive African Race Read at Scientific Meeting
- Scenic Wonders in Utah Praised
- DeMolays Elect New Officers at Annual Conclave
- Local News
- U. S. Auto War in Europe Seen
- Cattle Reported in Fair Condition
- Housing of Commissions Problem at Capitol
- Woman Fined for Reciting Poetry About Minnehaha
- League Urges Farm Experts
- Ex-Director Here to Set up 'Talkie' Office
- Carson Settles Last of Lawsuits for 20 Million over Fur 20 Million over Furnace Patent
- Local News
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- Elayed Opening of Local Sandlot Loops Seems Certain Today
- Local Netters Begin Preparations for Annual City Meet, June 2-8
- Trims Missouri Rain Soaked Field
- Tracksters Oregon Outfit
- Hit Curve Ball
- Roy McIntyre to Issue Grid Call at West Monday
- Pemberton to Conduct Golf Joust Monday
- Penn Beats Columbus
- Nebraska Beats Kansa
- Texas League
- Local Pros Contribute Promising Prospects to Golfdom
- Kentucky Derby Holds Interest Blue Larkspur Remains Favorite Dr. Freeland Receives Attention
- Jackson Jr. Needs Victory over Irving Tuesday for Ball Title
- Moore Medalist in Nibley Park Trophy Tourney
- Vikings Defeat Salt Lake Team in Soccer League Competition
- Columbia Varsity Crew Take Race in Childs Regatta
- Crimson Outift to Battle with Polo Club Team
- Missions Subdue Solons in 11th Frame, 14 to 11
- Loyola Trackster Sets Dash Record
- Margaret Maddox Wins Southern Golf Title
- West Recognized State Champs in 1929 Baseball Competition
- Ty Cobb's Son in Net Meet Finals
- Two Marks Fall as Irish Defeat Michigan Team
- Badgers Easy Victors
- Southern Association
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- The Bravest Battle
- Protect Salt Lake's Interests
- Fighting with Popguns
- Know Utah
- Local News
- The Need of Trust Funds
- New York
- Interesting Facts
- Absent-Minded
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- Exploiting of Utah Labor is Charged
- Jots from Literature
- Mothers' Day
- To Our Mothers
- Ridicules Mothers' Day Observances
- Says 'Wage Slaves' Are a Necessity
- Telling the World
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- East, West, L. D. S. Jr. Colleges Eligible for Prep Athletic
- Gordon Rhodes Knocked from Mound in Frist Major League
- White Sox Lose to Senators by 9-2 Score
- Grove Holds Indians for 4 to 2 Victory
- Cubs, Cards in Tie for First Place in National Ball Legue
- Race Entries
- Churchill Downs
- Browns Lose Contest to Boston Red Sox
- Haines Beats Clark as Cards Win Again
- Phils Drub Pirates 11 to 6 in Slugfest
- Braves Score 8 Runs in Third for 8-7 Win
- Newly Named High School Moguls
- Golfers Point to American Open Qualifying Round Begins June 10 Johnny Farrell Defending Champ
- Marty Flynn Wins Horse Race at Churchill Downs
- Brown Pitcher Sent to Milwaukee Club
- Ump's Decision Causes Riot in Cleveland Game
- Cornell Varsity Crew Triumphs
- Andre Routis Signs to Battle Bernard
- Fans Give Indian Outfield $3000
- Schmeling Signs to Meet Paulino in June Contest
- Ralph De Palma Expects to Enter 500 Mile Event
- Voltear Makes Speedy Time in Derby Practice
- 55-Year-Old Runner First in Bunion Lap
- England Beats Poland in Davis Cup Matches
- Cuban Pug Victor
- Indiana Defeats Chicago
- Lllini Track Team Wins
- Penn Wins
- Aurora
- Van Dusen Victor in Horse Race at Churchill Track
- Four Teams Enter Parson Net Meet
- Home Run Hitters
- Serazen II Cops Youthful Stake at Jamaica
- American Association
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- Crook Picture Lauded by Salt Lake Policemen
- Many Stars Assume Inconspicuous Roles 'Just for Fun of It'
- Talking Pictures Spell Doom for 'Pies'-Director
- Charlote Walker to Make 'Talkie' Debut Soon
- How to Speak Slowly
- Six Vaudeville Acts, Sound Film on at Paneages
- Tom Mix Back in Rach Show, His First Love
- Huge Array of Whiskers Brought Forth for Film
- Wampas Starlet Signed
- Thrilling Court Room Drama Now on Capitol Bill
- Claude Kiff's Famed Dance Orchestra Will Make Syncopated Melodies This Summer at the Big Saltair Pavilion
- McQuarrie Ensembles Plan Series of Concerts
- Not Lured by Gold
- 'Home James' at Gem Provides Much Laughter
- Menjou to Make First Talkie Attempt Soon
- Saltair Opens Summer Season Memorial Day
- Wallace Beery Signs Contract for M G M Films
- Composer of 'Music in May' to Visit America
- Jeanne Eagles Stars in Film at Paramon
- Raymond Hacket Made Movie as Five-Year
- All Movie Snow Used Films is Not Imite
- Entire Circus Hire
- Oland Gets
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- California Soccerites Ready for First Interstate Game
- Sport Talk and What Not
- Track Coach Many Winners
- Basone Hurls No-Hit, No-Rum Tilt
- Be Ruth Advises Early Start to be Star in baseball
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- Age Fails to Dim Skill of Great Athlete
- Severe Illness Endangers Mason
- Wheat Rate Reduction Authorized by Good
- Bige-Washington Bout Should be 'Humdinger'
- Sports Outing next Event on Assn. Program
- Pair of Holes-in-One Open 'Rhody' Season
- Glenavon Captures Irish Soccer Cup
- Defend State Honors in Soccer Sport
- Entries for Telegram Junior Loops due Wednesday First Games Scheduled to be Played Saturday, May 25
- State, Conference Track Meets to be Held Here on May 18, 25
- Four Saved in Kansas Floods
- Michigan Victor
- Cedar City to Open Airport
- Mother's Day Will be Observed at Bingham
- Did You Know That
- Student Strike on Coast Ends
- 4 Sentenced in Auto Theft Case
- Detroit Women's Club Threatens to Oust Smokers
- Chinese Asked to Secure Release of Missionary
- $80,000,000 Gas Merger Rumored in Arkansas
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- Of Negroes Praise for Songs, Spirituals
- Star Unable Pay Alimony; He's Broke
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- Current
- Balloons Warn Fliers to Keep Ample Distance
- Four Talkers Released
- Norman Feusier, Who Helps in "Getting Gertie's Garter" at the Playhouse This Week
- Buddy Rogers Plans to Make Trip Back to Old Home Town
- Johnson on Dialog
- Schipa on Screen
- 'Gertie's Garter' Provides Plot on Playhouse Bill
- To Film "Brothers"
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- Berlin Musicians Disdain Jazzing of Masterpieces
- Hawkins' Band to Present Concert Sunday Afternoon
- Margaret Skelton in Violin Recital
- McCune School to Hold Commencement Exercises
- Marion Talley May Sing Again
- Current Magazines
- Alternations under Way on Comedy Lot
- Music Club Meets
- Reenact Greene Killings
- Greta Granstedt Has Been 'Betty' in 3 Appearances
- Music Association Plans Convention
- How Title Was Picked
- 'Class' Necessary for Success of Musical Career
- 'Barbara'
- Pupils of Mrs. Janney to Give Piano Recital
- Church Windows Dedicated
- Governor, Mrs. Dern Head List of Patrons for U. A. C. Sunset Fete
- Music Students to Appear in Recital
- Cape Cod Has Junion Society for Artists
- Sawdust by Ton
- Artist Portrays Lincoln in Aggressive
- Utah's Cowboy Appear in Song
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- Of Siam Plans Visit to U. S. This Fall
- Port Junkets Cast Anchor in Paris
- Princess Aspasia Plane and Pilot
- Of Wax Doll Lands Pole in Jail
- Queens of Merrie England's Younger Set
- London's Police Force Observes 100th Birthday
- Real Russian Sables May Return to Shops
- Australia Family Sees 20 Persons in 3-Year Period
- Tipping System Aids Employes
- Moroccan Thief Gets Swift French Justice
- Social Attache Added to German Legation
- Woman Would Have Struggling Poets Receive Government Aid
- Harem Cure for Western Society Urged by Pasha
- Japanese Enter Brazil
- Straus Party Returns from African Wilds
- Parisian Sewers May be Used as Postal Subways
- Club Life So Inviting Wives Won't Stay Home
- The London Letter
- Italy's New Cabinet
- Stalin Proposes Spring Cleaning
- Parisians Autos Jam Municipal Pawn Shop
- Isle of Malaita Still Cursed by Cannibal Feasts
- 'Jugoslavia' Hinted as New State Title
- Ducking Stool for Nagging Wives Still Exists, Not Used Nowadays
- 3 Million Shrine to be Dedicated to Sun Yat-Sen
- Romans Use Aliases in Criticising Duce
- Traffic Lights Puzzle
- Find Pre-Roman Tombs
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- Enforcement of New Law Halted
- Spotted Fever Deaths Held down in Idaho
- Idahoan Loses $2101 in Game License Suit
- Davis High Will Hold Art Exhibit Tuesday
- Logan Man Injured as Auto Leaves Road
- Mrs. Lucinda C. Naf Dies at Logan Home
- Daughters of Pioneers Hold Meeting at Payson
- 'Greater Provo Day's Sponsored by Merchants
- Collector of Ato Fines Sought by Police in Boise
- Bountiful Power Co. Makes Report
- Awards Made at North Sanpete High School
- 32 to be Graduated by Ephraim Junior High
- Kaysville Man Must Make Bad Check Good
- Last Kites Held for Mt. Pleasant Baby
- Divorce Granted
- 63 Graduate at Delta High
- Ice Cream Factory Opened at Delta
- 60 to Graduate at Payson High School
- Idahoan Asks Pay for Broken Wooden Leg
- Delegates Elected to Merchants' Convention
- 200 Chickens Burn in Blaze at Provo
- Man Gets $50 Fine for Possession of Liquor
- Farmington Man Pleads Guilty to Check Charged
- Lewiston Lions Club Presented with Charter
- 2 Boise Theatres Break with Union
- Tax Valuation of Millard Increases
- License Fee Suit Won by Game Department
- Miner Dies at Heber after Long Illness
- Pastor Gives Talk
- Quake Rocks Milan
- Phenomenal Success of Sargon proves Its Amazing Powers
- Facts About Sargon
- Famous Laboratories Where Sargon is Made
- Big Utah Drug Firms Order Entire Carload
- Biggest Seller On
- Druggists of Nation Tell of Huge Demant
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- Teas and Dances Given by Students
- Society Matron Going Abroad
- Salad a Day Keeps Us Youthful and Gay, Sister Mary Advises
- Asparagus Salad
- Doctor Found What is Best for Thin, Constipated People
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- Washington Society
- Babe Kane Didn't 'Click' in Silent Films, but Made Grade In
- Wood a La Carte
- Local News
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- Can Give Rates, Says
- Ship Case Yet Opened
- History Program Given over Radio
- Debt Conferees Quit Paris for Country Jaunts
- Eight Year-Old Girl Hurt in Auto Crash
- Big Increase Shown in High School Attendance
- Senator Bratton Called Home by Son's Illness
- Dies of Injury
- Sugar Company Lawyers Argue Against Charge
- $200,000 Libel Suit Filed Against Publisher by Book of the Month Club
- 700 Plan to Cross North Atlantic by Air
- Plan to Buy Zeb to be Discussed
- Catholic Priest Dies
- German Admiral Dies
- Two under Arrest on Drunk Diring Charge
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- Street Market Runs into Heavy Profit Taking during Short Session
- Market Passes Trying Week
- Markets at a Glance
- Prices Uneven on N. Y. Curb
- Grain, Provisions, Dairy Produce
- Metals and Money
- South San Francisco
- New York Stock Quotations
- Copper Market Remains Quiet
- Wall Street Briefs
- Livestock Market
- Consolidation of North Tintic Mines Effected
- Cotton
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- Impressions of Concert Sought
- West High Only School to Print Own Publications
- New Books at Library
- Fashion Show Held at West Hi School
- Leads Selected for Annual Play at Westminster
- 'Broken Marriage'
- Hiking Club at West High Goes on 2 Expeditions
- School at Sandy Puts out Paper
- Book Reissued
- Enjoyed Book
- Ipsa Loquitur Club Will Stae Play at L. D. S. C.
- Reporters
- Five Have Chance at East Hi for Richmond Medal
- Franklin P. T. A. Holds Exhibition
- West Hi Junior Class Possesses Outstanding Girl Athletes
- Granite Schools Plan Summer Work Vocational Courses to be Given
- Children's Tale
- Students Talk By
- Basil King's Last Work Tells of Man's
- West High Outing Planned for Lago
- Both Write
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- Of Homes Total $90,81
- Airmen Plan Cuban Flight
- Deaths
- Local Building Operations Reflect Healthy Activity
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- Utah Progress Reflected in Survey of Pacific Coast Cities
- Landscape Artist Dies
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- Source of Tips to Real Estate Salesmen Told
- Vare Case up to Senate, Committee Decides
- Lagoon Resort Will be Opened Decoration Day
- Child's Adoption Leads to Reunion of Family
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1929-05-12 | Page 19 | Norman Feusier, Who Helps in "Getting Gertie's Garter" at the Playhouse This Week
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1929-05-12 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s67m1gdf |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s67m1gdf |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Norman Feusier, Who Helps in "Getting Gertie's Garter" at the Playhouse This Week |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1929-05-12 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 19 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s67m1gdf/19451447 |