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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1925
Page
6
Mr Owen Flannery a local contractor has gone to Florida His son William has also left for St Petersburg where he is interested in real estate.
Manager Hatch secures a week of features at Winthrop Theatres starting Oct 26. Notable engagements include Constance Talmadge and Ronald Colman in Her Sister from Paris with five vaudeville acts and Oh Bridget, plus The Top of the World with Anna Q Nilsson. Saturday showcases Not So Long Ago starring Betty Bronson and Ricardo Cortez, The Roaring Adventure with Jack Hoxie, Dusty Dollars, and News Weekly.
Jack Hoxie stars in A Roaring Adventure a stirring cattle country tale shown at Winthrop Theatres next Saturday Adapted from The Tenderfoot by Jack Rollens with Isadore Bernstein supervising Western production Cast includes Mary McAllister Marin Sais J Gordon Russell Francis Ford Jack Pratt and Margaret Smith Clifford Smith directs and the Universal Ranch Riders contribute dramatic horsemanship features
Bebe Daniels stars as Susan Van Dusen in Paramount comedy Wild, Wild Susan based on Steuart Emery’s Liberty magazine tale The Wild Wild Child. Next Thursday and Friday at Winthrop Theatres the plot follows a society girl turned girl sleuth with department store capers and a haunted cemetery encounter featuring Rod La Rocque.
Constance Talmadge presents a dual role comedy at the Winthrop Theatre Monday and Tuesday. She disguises as her Parisian dancer sister to rekindle love, shifting from meek housewife to brazen performer. Ronald Colman, George K. Arthur, and Gertrude Claire support.
Three leads Nilsson Kirkwood and Lewis star in Melford's The Top of the World. The story follows Sylvia Ingleton amid a love triangle as dramatic floods unfold on the African veldt with vivid action.
The Dean Winthrop Chapter D A R held its first meeting of the season on October 13 with Mrs. Caroline L. Reed presiding. The group marked the 35th anniversary of the National Society of the D A R and discussed history, chapter medals for top high school history students, and a letter praising a flag donation.
Winthrop Players present Charley’s Aunt under Fred Knell. The English comedy opens their fifth season with a performance featuring Lord Fancourt Babberry impersonating Charley’s Aunt and a cast of college characters. Save the date for a clean funny show.
Oak Troop 1 of the Highland School met with Scout D Browne as chair. They voted to buy blue ties and formed a committee of F Glaser G Leitch and D Browne to purchase them. Court of Honor followed the meeting. Second Class Scouts rehearsed a rally stunt. The group played games sang Taps and was dismissed. Dorothy Browne, Scribe.
The letter praises The Review for prompt results after a classified ad. Lieut. Wm. J. McCullough of 20 Woodside Pk. Commends the paper, saying the finder located the owner within half an hour. Readers are urged to send advertisements to The Review.
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