Chop Suey Featured At Gus's Market In Winthrop
A Wednesday or Saturday chop suey special is advertised at Gus's Market, touted as the only place in Winthrop to get this luxury. The note appears on a public ad page 8.
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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1925
Page
6
A Wednesday or Saturday chop suey special is advertised at Gus's Market, touted as the only place in Winthrop to get this luxury. The note appears on a public ad page 8.
Fire Department responded to box 19 for a kitchen fire at 19 Pearl Avenue. Flames struck woodwork behind the range and near a chimney, causing slight damage to an occupied dwelling owned by J. B. Larkin.
Manager Charles Hatch announces a rich slate for the Winthrop Theatres for the week of December 28. Highlights include Lon Chaney in The Monster with Tender Feet and Pathe Review, Elaine Hammerstein and Lou Tellegen in After Business Hours, and Never Say Die with Douglas MacLean. New Year’s Day presents Lord Jim with Percy Marmont and others, plus VAUDEVILLE. Saturday doubles feature The Necessary Evil with Viola Dana and Ben Lyon, along with My Wife and I and The Adventures of Mazie. Next Monday and Tuesday bring Douglas Fairbanks in Don Q. The star-studded production of The Necessary Evil features an elaborate Cantina-set and a multinational cast led by Ben Lyon and Viola Dana.
The piece highlights a father son dynamic in the Warner Classic of the Screen My Wife and I to be shown at Winthrop Theatres next Saturday. Huntly Gordon plays the imposing father Borden Sr and John Harron portrays the young heir Borden Jr challenging family limits.
A comic suspense bit follows Jack a healthy rich youth who, mistaken for a patient in a private hospital, is declared to have three months to live. He escapes via a window ledge as hoists move a money container, turning a perilous moment into a scream. Coming to the Winthrop Theatres next Thursday.
Paramount brings Joseph Conrad’s sea epic Lord Jim to the Winthrop Theatres next Friday. Percy Marmont Shirley Mason Noah Beery and Raymond Hatton lead the cast as Jim the ship’s second mate who deserts his post then faces danger on the island of Patusan and seeks redemption through courage and love.
Elaine Hammerstein Lou Tellegen star in After Business Hours at Winthrop Theatre next Wednesday. Supporting cast includes John Patrick Phyllis Haver Otto Hoffman and Lee Moran. Film directed by Mal St. Clair from a script by Ethel Watts Mumford exploring a wife's share of a husband’s wealth in Everything Money Can Buy.
Mrs Carrie H Abbott of the Beach section travels to New York with her daughter Mrs Emerson to visit her son Alton B E Porter in Bayside Long Island. A local taxi service advertises quick service for calls deliveries and Christmas gifts with Ocean 1008 and Mr Travers at Center Station offering modern prompt service.
An editorial excerpt criticizes idol worship and self centered devotion as destructive, labeling such egotism as a modern moral failing. The piece reflects on reverence versus material fixation and questions spiritual authenticity.
A long list of fire alarm box locations in Winthrop is provided along with directions for giving an alarm. The notice covers box numbers, street intersections, and nearby landmarks. It includes procedures for sounding alarms and school notification signals tied to fire alerts.
Veterans from the War of 1812 through World War II were honored as graves in Winthrop Cemetery received fresh flags. A Memorial Committee of Spanish and World War veterans placed the decorations, ensuring the fallen are remembered each Christmas season.
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