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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1925
Page
6
Deane Winthrop Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution gifted the flag to the New Junior High School. Mrs. Caroline L. Reed Regent received a letter of appreciation from Mr. N. Elliot Willis, the new principal.
The program runs Sept 28 week at Winthrop Theatres with The Sporting Venus starring Blanche Sweet Ronald Colman and Lew Cody, plus Don't Pinch and Pathe Review. Alma Rubens Percy Marmont star in A Woman's Faith for one day, and Nazimova in My Son with Jack Pickford headline Thursday. Saturday features The Burning Trail and The Painted Flapper with additional vaudeville and News Weekly. The Sporting Venus blends comedy and melodrama with a star roster including Sweet Colman Cody and a strong supporting cast.
Nazimova stars in My Son shot in a recreated Portuguese fishing village near de Mille’s The Ten Commandments location. The cast house in deserted streets included Jack Pickford Hobart Bosworth Ian Keith Mary Akin Charles Murray Constance Bennett and Dot Farley. Two tramp steamers anchored offshore provided atmosphere and helped drive the drama.
Pauline Garon and James Kirkwood headline The Painted Flapper at Winthrop Theatres next Saturday. The modern tale centers on a flapper navigating love, loyalty, and social peril with wit, saving her sister from an unwanted marriage and restoring her own honor. The cast includes Claire Adams Craufurd Kent Maine Garey Hal Cooley and Al Roscoe.
Marshall Neilan directs Blanche Sweet in The Sporting Venus at Winthrop Theatres on Monday and Tuesday. The program features scenes from Epsom Downs Deauville Casino and a Scottish castle among other views.
Universal presents A Woman's Faith with Alma Rubens and Percy Marmont at Winthrop Theatres next Wednesday. The film, based on Clarence Budington Kelland's Miracle, features Jean Hersholt Zasu Pitts and others in a Montreal Limited set story shot in Canada with an interior church sequence at St Anne de Beaupre.
William Desmond stars as a wandering cook in a Blue Streak Western about a cattle and sheep range feud. The film blends drama and comedy as Desmond helps bring peace, ending with a stable job and a wife. Mary McIvor leads with solid support from Dolores Rousse and others under Arthur Rosson's direction.
Miss Rosetta Key resumes teaching at 146 Cottage Park Road on Wednesday September 30 and at her Boston studio 527 Huntington Chambers on Saturday October 3. She specializes in coaching and interpretation of songs with extensive experience in teaching oratorio and modern German French and English songs.
The Stage Door Associates announce The Hottentot a three act comedy at Winthrop Theatre on October 9. J K Murray plays Swift the butler Ted Atcherley leads as Sam Harrington with strong prior form Dorothy Davis portrays Peggy Fairfax Olive Fisher returns as society woman Don Atkinson debuts as Ollie Gilford. The cast also features Georgeanna Gearhart Webby MacKusick Fred Christopher John Martin and George Gallagher in key roles.
The Winthrop Community Hospital Building Campaign will use all pledges for erecting new hospital buildings and cover campaign expenses from donated funds. Eugene P. Whittier reports the Feminine Club contributed $3.00, with Ruth Cronenwett noting the club dissolved and sent its remaining treasury to the campaign.
Town topics report the birth of Roy Neil Jr to Mr and Mrs Roy N Livingstone of Ashland with mother Nellie Mann formerly. Several residents, trips, and school news follow including Gerard Hart starting Holy Cross Preparatory College and a sewing machine man Albion Campbell returning to Winthrop. Oak Troop No 1 officers and patrol leaders elected. beach party planned. Dominant ad line ends the item.
Community supporters announce an Advisory Council with a long list of prominent Winthrop workers and volunteers. Eugene P. Whittier chairs the effort with Preston B. Churchill as treasurer and numerous local figures named as council members.
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