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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1925
Page
6
The notice urges contributors to include a writer's name and address when sending items to The Review. It warns that unsigned submissions may be disregarded. It stresses the importance of proper bylines for publication and attribution.
The Winthrop Theatres present a stacked Aug 10 program with The Talker starring Anna Q. Nilsson Lewis Stone Shirley Mason and Tully Marshall plus His High Horse and Pathe Review. Wednesday offers A Broadway Butterfly with Dorothy Devore and a Century comedy. Thursday features Daddy's Gone A-Hunting with Alice Joyce. Saturday showcases Hielen's Babies with Baby Peggy and Just A Woman with Conway Tearle.
A star studded cast led by Anna Q Nilsson and Lewis S Stone headlines the screening at Winthrop Theatres Monday and Tuesday. Shirley Mason Ian Keith and Tully Marshall appear in supporting roles as the tale follows a dramatic sequence of thrilling episodes ending with happiness and a sharp line.
A Broadway Butterfly directed by William Beaudine from a Darryl Francis Zanuck story screens at Winthrop Theatres for one day only. The cast features Louise Fazenda as Cookie Dale with Willard Louis, Dorothy Devore, Cullen Landis, John Roche, Lilyan Tashman, Wilfred Lucas and Eugenie Gilbert in a tale of Broadway gaiety romance and show life.
The film adaptation of Helen's Babies stars Baby Peggy as the central child with a strong cast including Edward Everett Horton Clara Bow Claire Adams and Richard Tucker. The production is touted as a breathtaking depiction of home life and has enjoyed global bestseller status since its release forty years ago.
Alice Joyce and Percy Marmont star in Frank Borzage's Daddy's Gone a-Hunting shown next Thursday and Friday at the Winthrop Theatres. Marmont plays Julian opposite Joyce as Edith with Virginia Marshall as Janet. Ford Sterling appears as Oscar and Helena d Algy as Olga, with a supporting cast including Holmes Herbert Edythe Chapman Martha MATTOX James Barrows and James MacElhern.
The Winthrop Public Library announces new acquisitions for July 27, 1925 including works by Holden Richardson Swann Lull Rogers Norris Davidson Bill Boyd Cobb Drake Farjeon Phillpotts Stephens Weston White and Colum plus children’s titles Island of the Mighty All for Andover and The Scarlet Cockerel.
An OCR fragment shows a long list of Ocean and nearby firms with owner names and codes such as Holmes D D, Dewey, Honan Co., Petersen's Garage, Revere Lumber, and Winthrop banks. Officers, agents, and service providers are identified alongside location cues and file numbers.
Conway Tearle stars as Bob Holton a steel mill worker in Just a Woman at the Winthrop Theatres next Saturday. Claire Windsor plays his dominating wife with Percy Marmont Dorothy Revier Baby Dorothy Brock and Edward Gribbon also in the cast as the movie shifts from Tearle’s refined screen persona to a simple home life tale.
The text notes that 12 of the 13 states produced powder during the Revolution, with key mills in Massachusetts New York Connecticut New Jersey and Pennsylvania.
A piece of Sussex pottery in England contains a well preserved wheat kernel dating to at least 700 B.C. The discovery suggests early agriculture in the region and is considered historically important.
Open from 7 a m until 6 p m with weekday and Sunday times for arrivals and departures. Weekdays show multiple arrival slots such as 6 a m 6 30 a m 10 20 p m 1 50 p m 2 30 p m 7 80 p m, Sundays 8 30 a m and 5 80 p m. Leave times include 8 47 a m and 11 a m and 5 30 p m 9 80 p m 10 30 p m with holiday variations 6 a m 6 39 a m and 7 30 p m for arrivals and 8 47 a m 11 30 a m 9 53 p m for dispatch from Boston.
The article traces glass history in England from Benedict Biscop bringing glass in 674 A D to Crutched Friars factory in 1557. It notes glass plate for coach windows and mirrors produced in Lambeth London by Venetian artists under the patronage of the Duke of Buckingham in 1678.
Ham’s Ice Cream specials on page 8 and whist party score cards featured. Readers are invited to call Ocean 1147 for details on events and services.
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