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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1925
Page
6
Eddie White, after four years as a sub carrier at the local post office, has earned appointment as a regular letter carrier and is assigned to the Point Shirley route.
The April Burnside class meeting at 89 Cliff Av honored teacher Emma W. Burnside retiring after four years. Attendance reached 39, growth from nine, with gifts, refreshments, and a parting aeroplane token. Guests included Rev. John L. Ivey and family. next meeting slated for May at 78 Atlantic St.
A Rochester Times Union quip notes a knack for convincing people one can be on Wall Street. The line highlights the public perception of confidence and opportunity in finance.
Winthrop 52 post office details open from 7 a m to 6 p m with listed weekday and Sunday mail arrivals and holiday timings. Carrier trips and street letter box collections noted with several daily dispatch times. Winter conditions may affect schedules. notice signed by R M Baker P M and D Belcher Supt.
Screen Manager Charles L. Hatch presents a diverse program for Winthrop with Cecil B. DeMille’s The Golden Bed opening Monday plus a Comedy and Pathe Review. vaudeville four acts and The Mad Whirl featuring May McAvoy and Jack Mulhall. Thursday shows The Mansion of Aching Hearts with Baby Peggy and News Weekly. Friday hosts a Winthrop Tennis Club benefit with Tomorrow's Love starring Agnes Ayres and Pat O'Malley. Saturday features The Yankee Consul with Marion Davies in Janice Meredith coming May 4 and 5.
Cecil B DeMille’s newest Paramount release The Golden Bed debuts next Monday and Tuesday at the Winthrop Theatre. Lillian Rich Vera Reynolds lead a verbal duel over social ambition with Rod La Rocque as the downed candy maker turned store magnate, backed by a notable cast including Warner Baxter Julia Faye and Robert Edeson.
May McAvoy stars in Universal Jewel production The Mad Whirl at Winthrop Theatre on April 29. The film mirrors jazz age parental guidance issues as it explores youth and social conditions under prohibition. Cast also includes Jack Mullan, Myrtle Stedman, Barbara Bedford, Alec B. Francis, Ward Crane, George Fawcett, Marie Astaire and Joseph Singleton. Directed by William A. Seiter known for The Family Secret and The Fast Worker.
Douglas MacLean stars as Dudley Ainsworth in The Yankee Consul a new comedy on its Winthrop Theatre run opening Saturday May 2. A wager lifelong plans a month of steady work while impersonating the Yankee Consul leads to peril and comic mishaps as he aids a perilous heroine and faces a warrant for arrest with Patsy Ruth Miller Stanhope Wheatcroft and others in support.
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