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A sequence of stage works is noted with dates: Oct 9 The Hottentot Nov 27 The Wren Jan 8 Civilian Clothes Feb 9 Only 38 March 26 Mrs Bumpsted Leigh April 30 The Intimate Stranger and June 4 Icebound.
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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1925
Page
6
A sequence of stage works is noted with dates: Oct 9 The Hottentot Nov 27 The Wren Jan 8 Civilian Clothes Feb 9 Only 38 March 26 Mrs Bumpsted Leigh April 30 The Intimate Stranger and June 4 Icebound.
Charles Hatch presents a packed bill at Winthrop Theatres for the week of Oct 5. Frivolous Sal stars Eugene O'Brien Mae Busch and Ben Alexander with The Iron Mule and Pathe Review. Wednesday features East of Broadway with Owen Moore Mary Carr Ralph Lewis Marguerite De La Motte alongside Keith vaudeville Just in Time. Capt Nungesser headlines The Sky Raider with Jacqueline Logan, Mack Sennett’s Halfback of Notre Dame and News Weekly. Saturday showcases The White Sheep with Rex the Wild Horse and Good News plus Van Esse’s last pursuit action finale. Nungesser, famed ace of the Aces, is highlighted in the air hold-up stunt sequel. Do not miss Nungesser and The Sky Raider.
Halle Roach presents The King of Wild Horses a Pathe novelty drama showing next Saturday at the Winthrop Theatres. The film features a fiery untamed stallion leader of a mountain herd with romance intrigue and a cowboy pursuit starring Edna Murphy Leon Bary Sidney De Grey Charles Parrott and Pat Hartigan.
Eugene OBrien and Roland Keene perform dangerous stunts for Frivolous Sal at Winthrop Theatres Monday and Tuesday. Before filming they signed a release protecting the mining company from blame if injury occurred.
Captain Charles Nungesser stars in The Sky Raider a En core Picture with Jacque line Logan. Shown next Thursday and Friday at Winthrop Theatres the film portrays a French Ace in a wartime plot involving a frame-up air mail robbery and pursuit of Vanesse with themes of honor and courage.
The White Sheep in Hal Roach comedy centers on a Tyler family member whose rampage nearly wrecks two counties. Glenn Tryon and Blanche Mehaffey star as the clan’s chaotic comic figure arriving at Winthrop Theatres next Saturday.
Owen Moore leads in East of Broadway released by Associated Exhibitors. Peter Mullaney aims to be a cop and earns the badge after a bank robbery, while Judith McNulty, a homeless ward, is sheltered by Mary Carr's boarding house. The romance ends happily.
The Daddies' Club linked with the local American Legion gathered at John Coghlan's Point Shirley camp for their first outing on September 19. Members and guests enjoyed baseball with unexpected athletic vigor and a later fish dinner prepared by Coghlan and Olsen. After games ended around 11 p.m., members were dispatched home by ready autos. Participants included Coghlan, Carlz, Delaney, DeLory, Fielding, Hayes, Olsen, Pierce, Richardson, Kennedy, and Sullivan, with invited guests Langley, Coghlan, McCarthy, Nickerson, Gray, and Hanly.
Maude Scott, New England's premier director, to stage Marlboro show Oct 26 27 for the Newman Women's Club with a cast over 100. She will also produce the Follies at Providence Clinton Milford via the Keith Albee Vaudeville Exchange and oversee several acts. Daisy Bernier and Muriel Sullivan opened their Norumbega Follies act at Keith's Colonial Theatre in Newport September 21. Scott also offers the Maude Scott Revue for clubs on Oct 8 at Filene's Women's Club. she is Mrs L Palmer of 53 Thornton Park.
The Winthrop Boy Scouts ended their five week summer camp on the Pis cataquag River near East Weare New Hampshire. Under director Wm Ferris assisted by Van Dalinda Lieb fried Dilling and Jack Anderson the camp served about 30 scouts weekly with a well equipped hospital tent and an artesian well deemed A l grade by the state health board. Eagle Scout Liebfried managed the hospital and care for minor injuries as the rustic theatre wowed 125 visiting parents with weekly shows by the scouts.
In a local ceremony 120 merit badges were earned by scouts. Eight scouts achieved life rank and ten attained star rank, with six earning the Eagle Scout rank, the highest in scouting.
The Stage Door Associates race ahead to present The Hottentot at Winthrop Theatre on October 9. The troupe prepares a first production of the season with horseback speed and stage notes.
Jack Knell, who led the Tailor Made Man at Winthrop High and played with the Somerville Players, returns this week in Lynn Auditorium production The Goose Hangs High. The DOMINANT ad asserts the metal polish treats gold silver brass copper and aluminum alike, bringing out natural shine.
The Stage Door Associates announce their 1925 1926 Winthrop Theatre season featuring The First Year and additional plays. A subscription ticket offers the same seat for every performance, appealing to regular attendees.
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