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Newspaper

The Winthrop Review

Location

Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1925

Page

6

Winthrop High names football and field hockey award winners

At a meeting of the Athletic Council the football W awards for 1924 went to Henry Rock Herbert Ridgway Charles Exley Richard Rowe Samuel Pelofsky Roger Titus Robert Barney Edwin Howard Thomas Carnecilli Louis Racca Raymond Flannery and Robert Johnson Mgr. The field hockey W awards went to Bernice Bruce Margaret Tully Barbara Bowen Margery Barkley Gladys Harwood Katherine Shepherd Ruth Nielson Marion Thompson Frances McCann Norma Ansell Margaret McCann Sarah Brooks Ada Foley Dorothy Smith Stella Simson Edward Brumby class 1925 was elected manager of the basketball team and Waldo Bucek class 1926 was elected assistant manager Roger Titus guard and tackle for the past two seasons was elected captain for 1925 Sally Brooks was elected captain and Ada Foley manager for the 1925 field hockey team The Junior Class Social Committee includes Guy Lothrop chairman Sally Brooks Anna Cook Ada Feley Katherine Shepherd Roger Titus Ernest Baker James Leighton The Junior Class officers are President Lester Wise Secretary Ruth Canton Treasurer Miss Peabody Marshal Raymond Herbert.

Athletic Council Henry Rock Herbert Ridgway Charles Exley Richard Rowe Samuel Pelofsky Roger Titus Robert Barney Edwin Howard Thomas Carnecilli Louis Racca Raymond Flannery Robert Johnson Mgr Bernice Bruce Margaret Tully Katherine Shepherd Ruth Nielson Marion Thompson Frances McCann Norma Ansell Margaret McCann Sarah Brooks Ada Foley Dorothy Smith Stella Simson Guy Lothrop Sally Brooks Anna Cook Ada Feley Ernest Baker James Leighton Lester Wise Ruth Canton Miss Peabody Marshal Raymond Herbert

Photoplays Week Opens With Betty Compson Features

Hatch’s program for the week at the Screen Manager includes Betty Compson in The Female and Dalla The Lion Cub, with Wild Game and The Pathe Review. Wednesday offers four B. F. Keith vaudeville acts plus The Snob starring Gilbert Shearer Nagel, and Century Fun Maker. Thursday and two days feature Why Men Leave Home with Lewis Stone Chadwick Carr, plus Ralph Graves and News Weekly. Saturday double bill includes Rex Beach Recoil and The Vagabond Trail with The Telephone Girls chapter.

Hatch Betty Compson Cynthia Stockley Pathe B. F. Keith John Gilbert Norma Shearer Conrad Nagel Century Fun Maker News Weekly Winthrop Lewis Stone Helene Chadwick Mary Carr Ralph Graves Rex Beach Charles Jones

Grand Canyon awe noted by Mrs Brown and contractorN politician

Mrs Brown expressed speechless awe at the Grand canyon. Mr Brown, mixing contracting with politics, called the excavation a remarkable job.

Life’s muddled fortunes in a merry peal of quips

The quote contrasts rich and poor with sharp wit about wealth and children. It notes the wealthy boast twin sixes and no kids to fill back seats, while the poor have six twins yet cannot afford a one-seated car to transport them.

Hold to Things of Beauty A Farm Woman's Prayer

A farm woman's prayer calls for keeping perspective to avoid letting kettles and dish cloths obscure nature. It invites appreciation of the rose outside the door the quiver of leaves in summer wind and the snow on the valley or hill.

The Snob at Winthrop Theatre A-List Cast

John Gilbert Norma Shearer and Conrad Nagel star in The Snob at the Winthrop Theatre Wednesday. The film features a large cast including Hedda Hopper and Margaret Seddon with Phyllis Haver in a scheming role, adapted and directed by Monta Bell from Helen R. Martin's novel.

John Gilbert Norma Shearer Conrad Nagel the Snob Winthrop Theatre Filmland Mr. Gilbert Miss Shearer Phyllis Haver Hedda Hopper Margaret Seddon Aileen Manning Jack Curtis Hazel Kennedy Charles Puffy Gordon Sackville Nellie Bly Baker Roy Laidlaw Mabel Coleman Blanche Payson Monta Bell Helen R. Martin Metro-Goldwyn Company

Love and Ambition Theme Reflected in Proverb

The quote contrasts how affection often grows into ambition and how ambition rarely reverts to love, suggesting a one way pull from personal affection to pursuing greater goals. It implies that love can seed ambition, which tends to persist beyond romantic ties.

All Star Cast in The Female

Betty Compson leads a Paramount drama directed by Sam Wood with a notable supporting lineup including Warner Baxter and Noah Beery. The film adapts Cynthia Stockley s Dalla the Lion Cub and is set entirely in South Africa.

Warner Baxter Noah Beery Dalla Guardian Dorothy Cumming Freeman Wood Helen Butler Betty Compson Paramount Sam Wood Cynthia Stockley Dalla the Lion Cub South

Betty Blythe Stars in Recoil at Winthrop Theatre

Betty Blythe and Hamilton lead in Recoil based on Rék Beach short story. Producer Read filmed on location in France with T Hayes Hunter directing. Cast includes Clive Brook Fred Paul and Ernest Hilard. Oma Duffy prepared the continuity.

Winthrop Theatre Rék Beach Mr. Read France T. Hayes Hunter Betty Blythe Hamilton Clive Brook Fred Paul Ernest Hilard Oma Duffy

Melodrama in a Global Romance at Deauville and Monte Carlo

The story follows Gordon Kent a wealthy South American magnate who falls for a penniless American at Deauville. They wed but unhappy events unfold as her supposed dead husband returns in New York and is killed by Marchmount. Kent then moves the couple to South America concluding the tragic tale.

Dorothy Cumming Helen Butler Pauline French Edgar Norton Florence Wix California Wood Winthrop Dalla Miss Compson Deauville Monte Carlo Paris Gordon Kent South America Watchmount Kent New York Marchmount

Why Men Leave Home at Winthrop Theater

A two day run of the First National picture Why Men Leave Home opens at the Winthrop. Alma Bennett plays a stenographer amid romantic infidelity with Lewis Stone and John Emerson, who realizes after a weekend away that he misses his wife.

John M. Stahl Winthrop Alma Bennett Lewis Stone John Emerson John

Tuxedo Affair Leads to Sudden Vows and Breakup

A detective's dinner ends in chaos when his wife returns smelling perfume on his tuxedo, triggering a swift divorce court marriage to a type tapper. Helene Chadwick stars with Mary Carr and Hedda Hopper among others in this early drama.

Rapher John Helene Chadwick Mary Carr William V. Mong Hedda Hopper Sidney Bracy Lila Lestie E. H. Calvert Howard Truesdell

Moral shop delivery in Winthrop tale in Gossip of the Town

A Winthrop household receives 20 cent delivery for a repaired percolator and a Boston company COD parcel. The shopper thanks the courteous electrician and awaits the urn’s arrival as the postman delivers the coffee urn labeled for Mrs Soandio.

Ma’m Winthrop

Uncle Eben on voting and feeling in control

Uncle Eben declares that the more people vote the more the state feels like folks have their own way. The dialect voice emphasizes collective influence and personal agency in politics.

Uncle Eben

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J. J. Kennedy Cora ST. Winthrop TEL OCEAN J. H. Cunning Lincoln St J. A. Merrill Ocean W Merrill & Son Hovase Main Street A. T Whitman Channing Howard Whitman & Howard Civil Engineers and Surveyors Devonshire ST Boston Congress Mr. Howard George N. Berry J. D. Moriaty Océan Beach Somerset Ave William A. Pennie Shirley Street J. H. Poor, Jr Bowdoin Street A. J. Pilling the Electric Shop Jefferson ST Telephone Ocean A. Mandile Roofing Contractors Quincy Avenue Mass J. W. Hanlin Pleasant St. Ocean Douglas Hardware & Paint Store Center Station Walter G. Taylor Nahant Ave Revere Lumber Co., Inc Railroad Avenue Revere Winthrop High School Edward Brumby Waldo Bucek S. Garton Churchill Harvard Law School Charles G. Greene Winthrop Real Estate Revere St Tremont St Kimball Bldg Cong Frank J. McQueeney Atlantic Street Winthrop, Mass Mer ALL Star Africa Edward McMullin Pauline Street Winthrop Storage CO John B. Tewksbury Fremont Street Fremont St Main St Revere Street Petersen's Notary George H. Russell Justice of the Peace Telephone Ocean W. F. Stover Winthrop Beach Telephone Ocean 330 O. W. Flannery Walter J. Marsh Patrick John Hancock Mutual Life Diamond and Goodrich D. J. Honan Company Winthrop Theatre Distributors of Weed Chains Gordon Eugene H Mary E Gordon Sunnyside SHOP Eben
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