Winthrop Theatre Week of June 29 Big Film Lineup
The Winthrop Theatre showcases This Woman with Irene Rich and others June 29. Harold Bell Wright's The Mine With The Iron Door follows. One day only Three Women stars May McAvoy and Lew Cody. Captain January with Baby Peggy, The Bridge of Sighs, and Rin-Tin-Tin finale round the schedule.
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Irene Rich
Richard Cortez
Marc McDermott
Pathe
Harold Bell Wright
May McAvoy
Pauline Frederick
Marie Prevost
Lew .Cody
Mary Carr
January
Peggy
Bridge of Sighs
Charles Harris
Your Man
Rin-Tin- Tin
This Woman in Film Casts Irene Rich in Lead Role
Howard Rockey's novel This Woman becomes a photo play at Winthrop Monday next featuring Irene Rich as Carol with Ricardo Cortez opposite. Louise Fazenda and a strong supporting lineup including Frank Elliott Creighton Hale Marc McDermott Helen Dunbar Clara Bow and Otto Hoffman headline the cast.
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Howard Rockey
Carol Drayton
Irene Rich
Carol
Ricardo Cortez
Louise Fazenda
Frank Elliott
Creighton Hale
Marc McDermott
Helen Dunbar
Clara Bow
Otto Hoffman
The Mine With the Iron Door at Winthrop Theater
Harold Bell Wright authored the popular novel The Mine With the Iron Door after a difficult journey into Canada del Oro in the Catalina mountains near Tucson Arizona He traveled by horseback over rough terrain to research his story before it became the feature picture next Tuesday at the Winthrop theater John Jasper manager of Principal Pic-
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Canada del Oro
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Catalina Mountains
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Pic
Baby Peggy in Captain January at Winthrop theater
Child star Baby Peggy appears in Captain January at the Winthrop on Thursday with Hobart Bosworth Irene Rich Lincoln Stedman Harry Morey and Barbara Tennant. Edward F. Cline directs this tale of a lighthouse keeper who rescues and raises a baby found after a wreck.
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Peggy
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Captain January
Hobart Bosworth
Irene Rich
Lincoln Stedman
Harry T. Morey
Barbara Tennant
Edward F. Cline
Jeremiah Judkins
New England
Judkins
Winthrop Lodge Elks vaudeville frolic billed at Winthrop Theatre
An advertisement notes Winthrop Lodge of Elks booked a midnIte vaudeville show at Winthrop Theatre the night before the Fourth with acts including Brownie the Needle King Minstrel Morris Brems Fitz and Murphy Bros Josephine Erlich and Johnny Harrigan and more acts to be added as Boston week line up becomes certain.
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Winthrop Lodge of Elks
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Boston
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Elks
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Wonder dog Rin-Tin-Tin bristled by porcupine clash
Rin-Tin-Tin the screen’s wonder dog, filming near Klamath Falls Oregon, got into a playful scuffle with a porcupine. After lunch he broke his rope and returned with quills on face and chest, crew removing them with pliers, then resumed work.
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Rin-Tin-Tin
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Rin-in-Tin
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Rin-Tin- Tin
DeAngelis Garden Hosts Dinners During Convention
Winthrop readers are told a new DeAngelis Garden on the north shore opposite Slade Mills on the Parkway will offer special dinners during the convention days. Music and dancing will be available every evening until midnight. Advertising note appears on Page 8.
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Review
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Delegates Travel to Wellesley and Concord Conferences
Fourteen members of St. John s Episcopal Parish left for conferences at Wellesley College and St. Paul s School in Concord New Hampshire Delegates include Silvin Tucker Samuel McPherres Mrs John Richardson Mrs Isaac Brockbank Mrs James Whipple Mrs Howard Bissell Lillian Wilkins Annie Morgan Anna Silberberg Doris Safford Emily Witham Marjorie McPherres Betty Polson and Alice Davenhall.
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Wellesley Conference
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Lillian §. Wilkins
Annie L. Morgan
Anna Silberberg
Concord Conference
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Racial Inequality in Dutch East Indies Law
The law in the Dutch East Indies defines that a white man's testimony counts as seven native testimonies, illustrating systemic prejudice in official governance. The rule underscores colonial attitudes shaping legal processes and social hierarchies.
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