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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1925
Page
6
The writer notes that unsigned items prompt a notice, as The Review receives many submissions weekly with no signature or address. Signed pieces are preferred to verify source and avoid misattribution.
A fire at 68 Almont Street caused slight damage after box 34 was used for storage. Boris Kupsenel owns the property. Children playing with matches started the incident last Thursday at 6 12 p.m.
The Winthrop offers a two day program starting Monday with Jackie Coogan in The Rag Man and Walter Hiers in A Fat Chance plus Pathe Review. Wednesday features B F Keith vaudeville and In Every Woman's Life with Lloyd Hughes and Virginia Valli. Additional attractions include Flirting With Love with Colleen Moore, The Silent Watcher with Glenn Hunter and others, Tarnish with May McAvoy and Ronald Colman, and Coming Thru starring Thomas Meighan.
A review lauds Gilbert Emery's Tarnish at the Winthrop Saturday for its close resemblance to life. Frances Marion's script and George Fitzmaurice's direction are praised as powerful with a tight, human story about a philandering husband, poverty, and a daughter seeking repayment of a debt. The film centers on a man haunted by a past while his daughter confronts deceit.
Jackie Coogan stars in The Rag Man at Winthrop Theatre, portraying Tim Kelly who partners with Max Ginsberg, a rag dealer, to rehabilitate both the junk business and the boy’s life. Director Edward F. Cline guides a mostly humorous, human tale written by Willard Mack.
The Winthrop screens a drama built on a love triangle with three men pursuing a woman. Lloyd Hughes stars as Julian Greer and Marc MacDermott as Coti, with Virginia Valli and Stuart Holmes in key roles, amid dramatic ocean liner and racing plot twists.
The Warren Ellis Relief Corps 177 held a well attended whist party at Legion Hall last Wednesday evening. Prizes were awarded to many players including Mrs. MacDonald C. C. Smith Mrs. George Pestell E. E. Bauer and Mrs. O'Brien. A bazaar is planned for May 19 in Wadsworth Hall with whist during the evening.
The third annual R W Savage Guild meeting of the Y P R U held May 1 at the Unitarian Church vestry named Marian Porter president and outlined new committees including social, flower, and finance. Delegates were chosen for the 29th National Y P R U meeting on May 15 in Dorchester.
The Ladies Auxiliary held its final weekly whist party in Legion Hall on Thursday afternoon April 30. Mrs. Walter J. Marsh and Mrs. Walter J. McMullin chaired assisted by Miss Mary Winston. Nine tables played with many prize winners listed and a special lucky-number prize. Refreshments ended the season with thanks to all donors and helpers.
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