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Newspaper

The Winthrop Review

Location

Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1932

Page

8

Night Mayor and Life Begins at Winthrop and State Theatres

The screening picks at Winthrop and State Theatres feature Columbia’s The Night Mayor with Lee Tracy as mayor and a star cast including Kay Knapp, Warren Hymer, Barbara Weeks, and Gloria Shea. Also shown is Life Begins, Loretta Young and Eric Linden in a hospital romance, plus the political spoof The Phantom President with George M. Cohan and Claudette Colbert.

Columbia Lee Tracy Broadway Kyalyn Knapp Ise Doree Dawn Donald Ditaway Riley Warren Hymer Eugene Pallette Vince Barnett Barbara Weeks Astrid Allwyn Gloria Shea Enmimett Corrigan Tom O'Brien Wade Boteler Harold Minsk Wallis Clark Gertrude Parcelli Sam . Mares Ben Stoloff Los Angeles New York Winthrop State Theatres Aefere Howth Young Loretta Young Eric Linden Aline” MarMchogee Preston Foster Dorothy Peterson Glenda Farrell Frank McHugh Elizabeth *Pater“song Walter Walker Reginald Mason Gilbert Roland Authelma Stevens George M.cohan Clauietie Colbert Jimmy Durante Abs Cohan Miss Colbert Durante Parker

Chairman Thanks Pupils of School for Thanksgiving Gift

Preston B. Churchill of the Unemployment Committee writes to E. N. Willis of Winthrop High School Mass thanking the Junior High School students for their 374 item Thanksgiving food drive. The gifts supported 50 baskets aiding unemployed families and saving funds for coal and other needs.

Churchill Unemployment Committee E. N. Willis Jumor High School Mr. Willis Winthrop Xege

Grand Canyon Scale Described In Ancient Tour Narrative

The chasm of the Grand Canyon spans 217 miles with a maximum vertical depth around 6000 feet and a width of 13 miles at the visitor ledge. The vast expanse dwarfs many Yomes or Yosemites when imagined within its immense reaches.

Grand Canyon

Music Course Teaches Folk to Opera Across Nations

A nontechnical course offers lectures on folk music and major works from the British Isles Poland Czechoslovakia Italy and the United States. Lectures use phonograph piano and voice with emphasis on American musical development and lives of great composers. Credit students receive semester hour certificates from the State Department of Education. Enroll at Edward R. Clarke Winthrop Ocean 0442 Edward B. Newton School.

British Isles Poland Czechoslovakia Italy United States State Department of Education Office of Supt. of Edward R. Clarke Winthrop, Ocean Edward B. Newton

Burglary Attempt Targets Local Nurses At House

Miss Murray described a young intruder about 18 to 20 years old, 5 feet 6 inches, in a dark overcoat and soft hat. He fled in a car after entering the room. police traced the vehicle by the first three license digits but encountered no further trace as patrols searched the town.

Members To Hear About Byrd Antarctic Expedition

Dr. Lawrence Gould led a Geological Party that included a dog sled journey of 1500 miles in 1929 30 to map and survey the Queen Maud Mountains. The talk by Mr. Crockett will be informal and illustrated, covering expedition phases and interpretations of common questions about it.

Lawrence M. Gould Queen Maude Mountains Mr. Crockett Eire

Donations to Red Cross from multiple clubs noted

The report lists ten dollar donations from the Quest and Question Club and five dollars from the Young Women's Club along with other gifts. It notes house-to-house canvass returns are satisfactory though not all cleared by Thanksgiving. Members recorded on streets show increased memberships versus last year, indicating strong support for Red Cross needs. ESTELLE FERNALD.

Quest and Question Club Young Women's Club Felco Seater Red Cross Court Road Telephone Ocean 1899

Episcopal Fair Preparations Under Parish Guild Leadership

More than one hundred committee members, led by chairmen including Miss Sarah L Ball and Mrs Clarence C Edwards, work in the parish house to finalize plans for the annual Episcopal Fair. Guild tables, decorations, food, candy, tickets, entertainment, and hospitality are organized by named volunteers with St Johns Vestry and the Young Women's Guild assisting.

Sarah L. Ball Clarence C. Edwards Irene Peterson Fleur-déalois Merle _D. Penney Young Women’s Guild St. John’s Choir St. John's St. John’s John Richardson Sarah L Ball Albert Smithy A. B.deMille John D. Millar Howard C. Bissell Young Women's Guild

Elks From Winthrop Visit Wakefield Lodge

Wakefield Lodge hosts Winthrop Lodge Elks on Sunday November 27 with 150 local brothers traveling by deluxe buses and private cars. Frederick J. Hogan leads the initiation of a Wakefield class including Captain Horace B. Parker as guest. a large military escort and many dignitaries attend.

Winthrop Lodge of Elks Wakefield Lodge of Elks Wakefield Wakefield Lodge Winthrop Lodge Frederick J. Hogan Horace B. Parker Massachusetts National Guard United States Service Arthur B. Ling Winthrop U.S. Marine Corps Winthrop Post American Legion Edward J. Gihon Parker William F. Fitzgerald U.S. N Franklin G Taylor Marlboro Lodge G.M. Downes Framingham Lodge Arsenal J. F. ‘Barrett P Milford—“Loedge J. J. Madden Daniel T. Calahan William W. Walsh Cath i Nelson Polce- Board John F. Burke PB. E. R Boston Lodge D. DG. For Frank E. Conroy Bostons Lodge Ned, Loud

Floyd Milk Co joint with Hood & Sons announced

A letter from W L Fohnson announces the Floyd Milk Co consolidation with H P Hood & Sons. The move promises continued daily milk and cream supplies under Hood supervision and laboratory control, with driver salesmen to keep their positions.

H. P. Hood & Sons Fohnson

New Non-Partisan Voters League Holds Inaugural Meeting

The New Non-Partisan Voters League convened Tuesday evening in Town Hall Hearing Room. Arthur M MacCarthy was elected temporary president and Newton Esdaile chairman with Edward E White as temporary secretary. They discussed incorporation, listed founders, set annual membership at one dollar, and planned further meetings to recruit new members ahead of elections.

Voters” League Arthur M MacCarthy Little Bits of Eyverything Honge Dew Newton Esdaile Edward E White League Arthur M. MacCarthy Jo Newton Esdailé Eli Rembaum Edward F. White William Dealy Guy F. Lothrop Morris Frumson Joseph Doherty Thomas Corcoran Arthur Herbert WHS

Dinner Dance for Rep Elect Honan Set for Winthrop Arms

A dinner dance and reception for Representative-elect Daniel J Honan was planned with committees named for details. Andrew Biggio leads as general chair, with Eugene Cronin as treasurer and Joseph Monahan secretary, and music by Francis Rotilli.

Winthrop Arms Andrew Biggio Eugene Cronin Joseph Monahan Wm. H. Walsh Francis—J

Selectmen and Honan Family Attend Evening Event

Selectmen Mr Honan and family will sit with invited guests. A turkey dinner will be served at 7 p.m. Dancing to Cawthorne's orchestra will follow until midnight. Tickets are limited to seating capacity and final arrangements must be completed by December 10.

Dee

Thanksgiving Day Service at First Church Winthrop

A well attended Thanksgiving service at First Church of Christ Scientist Winthrop opened with hymn singing. The First Reader read the Thanksgiving Proclamation and a scripture selection, followed by silent prayer and the Lords Prayer. The Lesson Sermon focused on gratitude with Psalms 67 and a correlative passage from Science and Health. Members shared testimonies of healing and spiritual growth, ending with the Scientific Statement of Being and a benediction.

First Church of Christ, Scientist Winthrop Mary Baker Eddy Phankégvinte

Local A. A. Smoke Talk Draws Crowd

The first winter smoke talk under Winthrop Athletic Association officials James Brogan and John Kelley drew a large crowd Friday night. Eight boxing bouts plus entertainment by Boston singer William Barker and local acts entertained fans led by Representative Elect Daniel J. Honan and Arthur Wactarthy. John O Connell introduced Fitton Club football manager. Honan praised supporters as Sandy Racca and Jackie Paine aided with musical numbers. Abe Gilman won a hard bout as the event closed on a successful note.

Winthrop Lodge of Elks John F. Burke Mass. S. E Boston Lodge Frank EF. Conroy Ned (. Loud Mass The Eastern Elk Frank T. Crowley Chelsea Lodge Vincent F. Crowley Massachusetts Harry E. Gleason Peerah Brookline John J. Diamond P. F. R. Wernorary Frank, McDonald E.R Edward F. Sullivan American Legion Father's Post P. E. McHugh P. E.R Winthrop Lodge Massachusetts Elks’ Association Francis J. Cronin Elks OC Opieee John’ J. Gallagher Agnes la’ Fayette Emblem Club Wms McGillicuddy Roosevelt Ely Victory Club Frederick J. Hoga Frederick Muldéon John, McCarthy G. K. Winthrop K Francis Cronin Mary E. Gately Win Jennett M. Dorgan Arthur McCarthy Louise C. Kelley Loretta B. Haley Eva L. Kirby Helen G. Dennis Walsh Ely Daniel Coakleve Frank Crowley Murray James Brogan John Kelley Winthrop Athletic Association William “Billy”. Barker Boston Morris Kirby Daniel J. Honan Thema Arthur Wactarthy John O’connell Fitton Club Andrew Biggio Honan Victory Honan Elagsion Sandy Racca Jackie Paine Abe. Gilman

Filipino Fight Card Delivers Thrilling Main Bout

Danny Fil ipino battles Fullerton in a rugged light heavy clash as Eddie Collins of Fort Banks storms the ring. O’Leary pins Green in 11 minutes 18 seconds in a grueling wrestling bout. Brogan and Corkham draw in three rounds. The Winthrop Yacht Club referee Gus Johnson praises a strong show and hints at a December 29 Constitution Hall event with Revere and East Boston prospects.

Samed Danny Bebe N Ginger Fullerton Eddie Collins Fort Banks John Green John O'Leary Gus Johnson Winthrop Yacht Club O'Leary Green Jimmy Brogan Ray Corkham Revere East Boston Constitution Hall

Theatre Guild Seeks Support for December Performances

The Theatre Guild urges local citizens to contribute to shoe, blanket, food and coat needs as proceeds from two of four plays benefited the hospital. The guild plans to aid the unemployed and invites the public to attend December 5 and 9, enjoying fine productions while aiding others.

Wixthrop

Bugle Like Hunting Horns Through Antiquity

Bugle shares origin with the hunting horn and other brass instruments, tracing to the horn of the ram or bull. The bugle preserves the original acoustic properties and scale of its prototype and remains used to give military signals.

William C. White United States Army United States

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Homer Candy Shop Winthrop ST Woodside Avenue Homer Theatre Woolley’s Laundry Condor ST E. B Curtis Oil Company Reverence & Fuel Company Boston & Maine Lily White Orient Bennington St Ender Theatre Winthrop Motor Mart Shirley Street Ocean Winthrop and State Theatres Yours Very Truly, Preston B. Churchill Motor Corps Rede Cross Town Hall Estelle Fernald Episcopal Fair James R. Breagy Frederick J.hogan Winthrop’ Lodge Eautifu Deena Eer Squire John J» Madden William Buddy) Shepard John A. Thompson Mother Lodge Pratt Reading William Maguire E. R Wakeflek Lodge Evalyn Knapp Tion Douglas Finson Cry Floyd Milk Co New Non-Partisan Voters League Etric Charles Bickford As Owe User Patricks Leslie R. Dimes Irwin Street Ocean A. A Publix Olympia Theatre Chelsea Phone Paramount Pictures Bing Crosby Joan Bennett Phises Tallulah Bankhead Robert Montgomery Randolph Scott John Barrymore Kathryn Hepburn Richard Cromwell Joan Marsh My Boy Theatre Guild
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