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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1925
Page
6
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Manager Charles L. Hatch presents a costliest week at Winthrop Theatre starting Monday with Wife of the Centaur starring Eleanor Boardman John Gilbert and Aileen Pringle. Also on bill Step Fast Pathe Review Triflers Sally Idle Tongues The Beautiful Sinner Pace makers Fabler and a coming Chickie feature.
The centaur motif centers the story of a man torn by infidelity yet drawn to temptation. John Gilbert plays the romantic centaur with Eleanor Boardman and Aileen Pringle as the leading women. A large supporting cast includes William Haines and Kate Lester among others.
Mae Busch stars in The Triflers at Winthrop. She argues women conceal an enchantress nature behind centuries of suppression and desire romance, adoration, and power to summon male attention in public. She states women deserve love and adoration.
Thomas H Inces First National photoplay Idle Tongues from the novel Dr Nye will be shown at the Winthrop Theatre this Saturday. The cast includes Percy Marmont Doris Kenyon Claude Gillingwater Malcolm McGregor Lucille Rickson Vivia Ogden David Torrence Ruby Lafayette and Mark Hamilton. The tale adapts Joseph C Lincoln s Cape Cod life story.
Colleen Moore stars in Sally first National feature opening at the Winthrop next Thursday. The film showcases lavish sets including the Elm Tree Inn block scale stage, lawn fete scenes, and an outdoor garden complete with pond and mansion facade built for the production.
The article notes paved streets date to early Carthaginian use and Roman adoption during Augustus era. It says in England paved roads were uncommon until Henry VII's reign in the sixteenth century.
The moonstone is regarded as a bringer of good fortune and in India is highly sacred. It is traditionally never sold except when displayed on a yellow cloth, a color held as especially sacred.
A list of real estate deeds shows transfers and assignments among multiple parties including Applebaum enj William Kaufman Charles street Barr Philip Max Zides Shirley street Barry Evan John B Pamasera Winthrop Shore Drive Blomquist Edwin Gadm Jessie HE Davy Plummer Avenue Conner Sams Hilda Miller assigns Shirley street Davis Bertha B Roger Mansfield Charles street Dorman Lydia G Ellen G Jenkins Lowell Road Kessler Bessie Geo J Leary Mermaid Avenue Koutrouba Sophie M Ellen F Bow man Paine Street Lowenstein Hilda M Edward Topaz assigns Shirley street Miller Mary J Nora F Corrigan Hermon Street Neyland Eugenia Lawrence B Smith Crestav Pansera John B Max Brown Winthrop Shore Drive Power Edgar F Herbi M Shawet ax Pauline Street Power Edgar F Mabel H Coleman Court Road Somerville Martha B Gordon G Fullerton Prescott Street Topaz Edwd Philip Barr et al Shirley Street
A compiled list of Ocean numbered entries featuring businesses, individuals, and services such as Grover Ida J, Dewey 1456, Kennedy John J, Petersen's Garage, Suburban Gas Elec Co, Winthrop Theatre, Winthrop Trust Co, and police and fire contact lines. The items include trades like metal polish, upholstery, notary, insurance, and storage, with location cues (Ocean, Lynn, East Boston, Roxbury) and registry numbers.
Mr and Mrs Albert L Mills of Hunne well Hill Brighton and their children are spending the summer at Point Shirley. Mills is known as a former player with the Winthrop Town Team. Frank's Barber Shop will close this Saturday July 4 for appointments tel Ocean 1276 M Mrs F I Foote will arrange bookings.
The Boston Evening Transcript quotes a Greek sage saying nothing is impossible to industry while noting that industry itself appears unattainable to many people in the region.
A spirited courtroom moment features an argumentative local attorney presenting to the jury. He challenges the opposition’s stance with a pointed denial, declaring the matter is not six of one and half a dozen of the other.
The article notes annual forest fires in the United States destroy a land area more than eight times greater than the losses France endured after the war. It frames the scale of American forest destruction in stark comparison to postwar France.
Dan Honan local Diamond Fire agent prepares to take possession of a new building beside Pauline Street Fire Station. The structure is rapidly nearing completion and awaiting occupancy, signaling expansion for the agency.
Leo F. DeLorey of Madison Avenue is visiting Marion on the Cape for a period. Richard Does, identified in the snippet, is noted as one of the local figures connected to the story.
The Mabel J Golden Studio presents a list of honor students for the season just completed. Lillian Burke Clare Burns Grace Corrigan Frances Crowley Elizabeth Danning Rita Danning Justin Cronin Lillian Cox Helen Dunn Alice Fiske Edna Gibbons Mildred Hartt Frances Lavelle Jennie Lavelle Eileen Morrissey Frances Moran Wilhelmina Milne Emily Repetto Marie Shaw Peggy White.
Barnums first New York museum at Broadway and Ann Street burned on July 13 1865. His second museum at Broadway and Spring Street burned on March 13 1868.
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