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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1924
Page
6
The Alumni Reunion Committee announces this year’s reunion on Monday evening June 16 at the Elks Ballroom. Breed’s Shepherd Colonial Orchestra, led by Mr Breed, is engaged for the occasion. Attendees are expected to be the largest in the association’s history.
The Winthrop Weekly lists a June 16 to 17 program with Elinor Glyn tale How to Educate a Wife starring Monte Blue and Marie Prevost, plus Keith's Vaudeville, Reginald Denny and Laura La Plante. Wed features Lon Chaney in A Blind Bargain and Pied Piper Malone on Thu Fri, with matinees at 3.45 and 2.30. Highlights praise racing epics from De Palma and Hartz with enthusiastic blurbs.
Lon Chaney stars in the Goldwyn release A Blind Bargain showing at the Winthrop Wednesday with Raymond McKee Jacqueline Logan and Virginia True Boardman among the cast. The plot follows Robert Sandell drawn into a sinister medical experiment after attempting to steal from the rich to aid his dying mother.
Veteran Western star William S Hart returns to the screen with nine Paramount specials and a new Hart company. The film Wild Bill Hickok co stars Ethel Grey Terry and debuts at the Winthrop next Saturday June 21.
Carl Laemmle presents Reginald Denny in Sporting Youth at the Winthrop on Wednesday. The program advertises a juvenile lead alongside a film feature, aiming to draw local audiences with a lightweight comedy drama.
Actor Thomas Meighan stars in Pied Piper Malone a comedy drama set in Oldport Maine with Lois Wilson as the female lead. The film from writer Booth Tarkington will premier at the Winthrop on June 19 and 20 after Meighan treated governors at Pinehurst to a pre release showing.
The fragment recalls President James Buchanan insisting on paying fares during travels even after leaving office. He reportedly refused passes and told friends he would pay his way while able, and would not travel free when unable to afford it.
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