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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1925
Page
6
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Manager Charles L Hatch announces a heavy week opening Aug 24 at Winthrop Theatres. Features include Corinne Griffith Lloyd Hughes in De classe with an all star cast, vaudeville and Rob ert Keables Recompense with Marie Prevost Monte Blue. Colleen Moore star in The Desert Flower Thursday 2:30 matinee. Saturday presents Fighting the Flames with William Haines Dorothy Devore and One Year to Live with Aileen Pringle Antonio Moreno Dorothy Mackaill plus a Fables reel and notable supporting players.
A suspenseful First National photoplay titled The Desert Flower headlines next Thursday and Friday at Winthrop Theatres. Colleen Moore stars with Lloyd Hughes in a Western life drama directed by Irving Cummings. Jose the protector appears as a mysterious figure amid a murder plot and shifting guilt.
William Haines leads the fire story Fighting the Flames coming to Winthrop Theatres next Saturday. The film features a remarkable ensemble drawn from action cinema, including Haines famed for The Midnight Express and railroading scenes.
Warner Bros presents Recompense adapted from Robert Keable. Marie Prevost and Monte Blue headline as Peter and Julie at the Winthrop Theatres for a single performance next Wednesday. Supporting players include John Patrick John Roche Etta Lee and Virginia Brown Faire in the Warner cast.
Antonio Moreno scheduled to appear at Winthrop Theatres next Saturday in One Year to Live. He plays a dashing American army officer in Paris whose romance with a Paris stage star’s maid leads to trouble. Aileen Pringle is the maid with Rosemary Theby as the actress and Dorothy Mackaill as the invalid sister.
Corrine Griffiths Declasse at the Winthrop Theatres Monday and Tuesday is billed as her most pretentious producing effort. The play, written for Ethel Barrymore and a Broadway success, features Clive Brook Lloyd Hughes Louise Fazenda and a strong cast as Griffith buys the screen rights.
Mrs George D Bussey enjoys August days at Pine Ledge Camp Unity Maine. Miss Katherine Vetter of Oakland California returns home with her niece Katherine Goldsmith. Mrs D P Grosvenor Becon Villa stays six weeks in Woodstock Vermont. Miss Mary Carroll has returned from Keene New Hampshire. Mrs Louise Kelley Breezy Hill Farm sends Wakefield blueberries to Winthrop Review. Guests at the summer hotel pick berries and ship quarts to friends.
Local social chatter notes Dominant product usage and community greetings. Mr and Mrs B J Ahearn vacationed at Atlantic City. Winthrop News Co. Billy Wright and Jack Murphy journeyed to the Bad Lands with Montreal as the final aim. Miss Jeannette Simpson and Miss Mary Woodcock visit Miss Helen Smith in Waldemaray while others vacation in Brookline. Whist parties continue weekly at Elks Hall hosted by Mrs Josie Harris and Miss May Finn. Over 35 Winthrop families are summering in Derry and nearby areas.
A long list of names and business designations tied to the Ocean area and nearby towns. Entries include firms such as Keough Co., Kimball Metal Polish, Revere Lumber Co., Spector & Sons, and Winthrop Savings Bank, with associated Ocean or locality codes and catalog-like numbers. The page resembles a directory or classified listing of trades, services, and institutions.
The notice lists mall arrival times and postal collection dispatch windows from Boston. Weekdays feature several morning and afternoon slots, Sundays have different hours, and additional holiday schedules include 8.47 am 11.30 pm and 9.53 pm collections.
Mrs. Herbert F. Reinhardig of La Conia New Hampshire planned to stay until the first week in September. Joseph J Dalton of Atlantic drove to North Adams last week via the Mohawk trail.
Parties and weddings noted with Ham's Ice Cream offerings. Principal Edward R. Clarke and wife enjoy life at North Scituate until school opens next month.
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