Week’s Excellent Plays Include Racing Hearts and The Innocent Cheat
Page 8 promotes a holiday program headlined by Agnes Ayres in Racing Hearts with Theodore Roberts and Richard Dix. Also featured is The Innocent Cheat, Byron Morgan’s story adapted for screen, produced by Ben Wilson with Roy Stewart Kathlee n Kirkham and Rhea Mitchell in a highly praised cast. The two day engagement begins at the Winthrop Theatre next Thursday.
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Agnes Ayres
Theodore Roberts
Richard Dix
Byron
Morgan
Reid
Ben Wilson
J. Grubb Alexander
Mr. Wilson
Roy Stewart
Kathleen Kirkham
Rhea Mitchell
Winthrop Theatre
What Wives Want at the Theatre Next Saturday
A dramatic analysis of marriage and fidelity headlines this Universal attraction. Grace Darmond leads a cast in a jungle adventure featuring Tusko the famous elephant, an earthquake scene, and a treasure quest through African wilds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Reeves
Alice Loring
Claire
Alice
Grace Darmond
Tusko
Miss Darmond
Jack Richardson
Philo McCullough
Robert Agnew
Cerelys Perdue
Jack
S. L. Warner
Frances Guiham
The Dangerous Age at Winthrop Theatre
The Dangerous Age produced by John M. Stahl for First National will play at the Winthrop Theatre. Based on Frances Irene Reels story, the photo play features an all star cast including Lewis S. Stone Ruth Clifford Edith Roberts Myrtle Stedman Richard Tucker Helen Lynch and others and is billed as exceptionally thrilling. The film debuts Monday at the venue.
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John M. Stahl
First National
Winthrop Theatre
Frances Irene Reels
Lewis 8. Stone
Ruth Clifford
Edith Roberts
Myrtle Stedman
Richard Tucker
Helen Lynch
James Morrison
Cleo Madison
Lincoln Stedman
Edward Burns
Dellorice
A Dangerous Adventure At Winthrop Theatre
A wild animal picture titled A Dangerous Ad will be shown at the Winthrop Theatre next Saturday. The program promises thrilling scenes and a brief post screening discussion with the curator.
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Winthrop Theatre
Real Estate Deeds Noted for Several Residents
Beadle Gee H Clar ence A Martin on Sargent Street. Elizabeth Hellback and Ida J Breed linked to Pleasant Street. Annie L Hunter and Pearl L Basch connected to Shore Drive. Edith M Litchfield and Frank D McCarthy on Bowdoin Street. Minnie Perkins to Elizabeth M Kin near Main Street and Pleasant Park Road. Abraham Phillips and Nathan J Phillips tied to Coral Avenue.
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Beadle Gee H
Clarence A Martin
Sargent St
Hellback
Elizabeth
Ida J. Breed
Service at Honan's for Auto Licenses and Registration
Car owners in Winthrop can obtain quick license registration services at D. J. Honan Co. Honan, a former Auto Registry executive and justice of the peace, handles forms and processing. Drop by before noon on weekdays and get your number plates the same afternoon. renewals and duplicates are also arranged.
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D. J. Honan
D. J. Honan Co
Goodrich
Winthrop Theatre
Automobile Registry
Winthrop
Honan
Commonwealth Pier
Ser vice with a capital S helper on automobile registrations
Mr Honon offers assistance with certificate of registration license plates and license transfers for motorists in town. He has helped hundreds and markets his service as Ser vice with a capital S.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claire
Alice
Reeves
Honon
Legion Carnival Tag Sells For One Dollar Warned About
A reader is cautioned about a person nicknamed Jesse James offering Legion Carnival Tags for one dollar. Authorities advise vigilance and report any encounters. The notice emphasizes protecting veterans and fundraiser participants from fraud.
Evil Always Evil and the Toll to Heaven
A quoted aphorism reflects on moral paradoxes with the line Evil Always Evil. It notes that one who does evil to achieve good pays a toll to the devil to gain entry to heaven. The entry credits Hare as the source.
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Hare
The Detestable Dance in 1814 England
The piece recalls Miss Mitford calling the waltz a detestable dance in 1814 and doubting its merits. It questions whether The Last Waltz could revive the style in England, noting the era’s conservative view of dancing and social propriety.
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England
Miss Mitford
Little George Reveals Curious Chair Joke
A brief remark from an embryonic philosopher named George is shared. He describes sitting with feet not touching the floor, then walking and feet touching the floor like others. The line is attributed to a pastime or humorous moment reported by Women’s Home Companion.
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Little George
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Cera Street
Winthrop Tel
Ocean
J. H. Cunning & CO
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Ocean View St
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Main Street
Whitman & Howard
Civil Engineers and Surveyors
Boston
Congress
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Edward McMillin
Pauline Street
Winthrop Center
Tel. Gesan
Frank J. McQueeney
Atlantic Street
Winthrop, Mass
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George N. Berry
Tel
J. D. Moriaty
Beach
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Shirtey Street
J. H. Poor, Jr
Bowdoin Street
Harry V.grandin
Sagamore Ave
Ithrop
J Ocean
Nemo
Nemo Ezshion Institute
Doe
New York
Jeremiah Green & Sons
Highland Ave
Winthrop Highlands
Deorce H. Russell
Votary Public, Justice OF the Peace
Telephone Ocean
A. Mandile
Quincy Avenue
J. W. Hanlin
Pleasant St. Ocean
Dr. Miles
Nervine
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General
Herman Street
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Murine CO
East Ohio Street
Chicago
the Electric Shop
A. J. Pilling
Jefferson St
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ANY Style Mikes Barber Shop
Ates
Ernest
Hunter Annie L—Pearl L Basch
Scott and
Bayrd
Honan’s
Beacopa
Shirley ST
PRES
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Winthrop Beach Station
American Legion Hall
Lewis B. Pierce
House Committee
the Review
He. N. Downs & Son
Locust Street
Mass
Elite Upholstering CO
Harvard Street
Dorchester
Jesse James
Baby Lee
Baby Leonard
N. E. Stage
Legion Carnival
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