Chop Suey at Gus's Market in Winthrop
An advertisement notes Gus's Market in Winthrop serves chop suey by order on Wednesdays or Saturdays. It claims to be the only place in town offering this luxury.
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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1925
Page
6
An advertisement notes Gus's Market in Winthrop serves chop suey by order on Wednesdays or Saturdays. It claims to be the only place in town offering this luxury.
The essay recounts Elizabeth Zane as a famed young heroine who, during a Revolutionary conflict, fled from a besieged enclosure to a gunpowder store, then returned with ammunition under fire from Native forces. Her dash exemplifies courage and patriotism associated with early American history.
Next week at the Winthrop Theatres Manager Charles Hatch secures a December lineup with Mary Pickford in Little Annie Rooney opening Monday and Tuesday plus Fares Please and Pathe Review. The bill continues through the week with Clara Bow My Lady's Lips Officer 13 Near Dublin and a Saturday double feature Richard Dix in Shock Punch and Jack Hoxie in Ridin Thunder along with The Live Agent.
Clara Bow and Ford Sterling star in My Lady's Lips a Metro story about a metropolitan underworld cave district with a reporter exposing crooks methods. The cast includes Alyce Mills William Powell Frank Keenan John Sampolis Ford Sterling Mathew Betz Gertrude Short and others with Police Chief Gus Vollmer contributing background notes.
Blue Streak Western Ridin Thunder stars Jack Hoxie and features Katherine Grant as Jean Croft daughter of a slain man. Supporting actors include Jack Pratt Francis Ford George Connors Bert Demarc William Mc Call and Broderick O Farrell. show opens next Saturday at Winthrop Theatres.
Betty Compson and Raymond Griffith star in Paths to Paradise a riotously funny crook comedy adapted from Paul Armstrong's The Heart of a Thief. Clarence Badger directs with a hand-picked cast promising entertainment strength.
Richard Dix climbed steel girders on a 32 story unfinished building in lower Manhattan while filming The Shock Punch at Paramount Long Island studio. He performed the last daring stunt and the picture moves to the Winthrop Theatre next Saturday.
Invitations issued for a recital next Monday evening at the Cliff House under Winthrop Highlands Association. Mary Dervan contralto and Arthur Archambault accompanist engaged by Ralph P. Russell of Mason & Hamlin. Florence Blaze Devine to read a one act playlet. program by Wm Stackhouse includes The Stars and Stripes Forever and other selections with Miss Dervan and Miss Devine among the performers.
Notre Dame Hast Boston pupils present annual dramatic program in Fitton Hall on December 9 and 10. The show combines grade sketches songs dances and a musical comedy Frolics of 1925 featuring a cast over 200 including Winthrop girls.
A reading of deeds shows transfers involving Alvina M Margt L Broderick Summit ay and Margt L Ferrin. Cohen May Annie L Greenberg Tri dent ay. Annie G Dagle with John Vitagliano et ux Cottage pk rd. Margt L Ferrin with John Broderick et ux Summit ay. Julia A Horrigan with Bessie R Kotzen Shirley st. Chas Markell with Josephine Markell Winthrop st. Thos O McEnaney 2nd with Mary E Cunn ing Cora st. Rosie Schwartz with Jos Placco Winthrop st. Agnes B Sloan with Hermine J Crane Wheelock st. Jane M Toomey with Eugene P Whittier Beal st. Gleason Wm H with Jos H Randall et ax Triton av.
The author of many clever plots delivers another engaging piece with romantic spirit and vivid characters. Readers meet everyday people as the main figure encounters an experience as sharp as fiction and as fresh as current events.
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