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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1925
Page
6
Announcement requests writers to sign their articles before sending to the Review. It warns that unsigned items may be ignored or credited as not found, noting the paper receives many unsigned submissions weekly.
Manager Charles Hatch announces a varied week of pictures at Winthrop Theatres starting Monday. Highlights include The Lady Who Lied with Lewis Stone and Virginia Valli, One Way Street with Anna Q Nilsson, Ben Lyon and Marjorie Daw, and Love's Wilderness starring Corinne Griffith. Also Rin Tin Tin in Tracked in The Snow Country with Jack Hoxie in The Sign of the Cactus, plus Turn About and News Weekly. Table Mountain location noted for The Sign of the Cactus backdrops.
Rin-Tin-Tin stars in a northern frontier tale where a gold miner is murdered and his dog is accused before the real culprit is unmasked by the faithful Rin-Tin-Tin. June Marlowe David Butler Mitchell Lewis Charles Sellon lead the human cast.
Anna Q Nilsson stars in One Way Street at Winthrop Theatres next Wednesday adaptation of Beale Davis novel. Ben Lyon leads a supporting cast including Marjorie Daw Jed Prouty and Mona Kingsley as a woman’s ascent collapses under jealousy and rage.
A desert tale unfolds with Hor ace Pierpont attacked by a horned viper and cared for by his sworn enemy in isolation. The plot builds to a dramatic climax promising a tremendous surprise. Adapted from Robert Hichens famed Sahara stories the play centers on a tense snake bite scenario.
Corinne Griffith brings her own producing company to the Winthrop Theatres next Thursday and Friday for Love's Wilderness. The Evelyn Campbell story follows a Southern heroine from home to Canada and the South Sea Isles with a cast featuring Holmes Herbert Ian Keith Emily Fitzroy Maurice Cannon Bruce Covington David Torrence Frank Elliott and Charles Post.
The Boston observance marked Lafayette's arrival anniversary and the Marne battle's seventh anniversary with Lafayette Mall ceremonies. Mayor Curley placed a wreath on the Lafayette monument as the Ville D Lys crew attended. The U S Marine Band played The Marseillaise and The Star Spangled Banner while Captain Perrier spoke in French, translated by French consul Flammand, thanking participants for honoring French and American troops.
Poem by Samuel Woodworth 1831 edition depicts Lafayette amid crowds in America. The verse portrays his modest reception, genteel salutes, and emotional scenes as gratitude for republican nations is shown through his interactions with veterans and old associates.
The passage extols the subject across scenes from festive joy to sacrifice. It celebrates his return to the Senate’s chamber, where the solemn welcome is praised as beyond words, described as more sublime than any time in history. The depiction links patriotism, memory, and moral grandeur.
An advertisement notes that DOMINANT treats gold silver brass copper and aluminum alike and that they look their best when DOMINANT is round.
A historical page lists businesses and services in Winthrop and nearby areas. Entries include curtains and draperies, insurance, garages, lumber, bakkage and express services, banks, storage, and taxi service with associated Ocean station numbers and contact references. Emergency calls show fire and police stations with specific radio codes.
Open from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. Mails arrive on weekdays at several times and Sundays at 8:30 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. Holidays have earlier and varied arrivals. Mails leave at 8:47 a.m. and 11 a.m. and evening times, with variations for Sundays and holidays. Carrier trips end at 9 p.m. weekdays and 6 p.m. holidays.
Notice to Jewish community about mailing rates for New Year cards. Unsealed letters rise from 1 cent to 1 percent and sealed letters to 2 cents. Also requests use of ordinary sized envelopes to speed clerk handling and mail service.
Police officer Walter George begins his yearly leave while hometown news note Amos W. Crooks and family return home from Lake Titus New York amid local notices of travel and leisure.
A fragmented local notice mentions events and ads including Ham's Ice Cream specials and a Winthrop citizen Luther Harrington selling Boston jewelry but not in Winthrop. It references Harrington & Freeman and real estate contact Ella Abbott for expert information.
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