The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-09
MARCUS SLOEW AND
 PARTY OF SCREEN { STARS HERE TODAY
Theatrical Magnate and Fa- nous Screen Artists to Be Guests of City-Lunch-
 con At TutWiler

Never in the history of Bir- .mingham has there been so great an aggregation of film stars assembled in the city as that which arrived early this morning from Memphis as the guests of Marcus Loew in his private car.
 Accompanying Mir. Loem, whose Bijou theatre in this city is a link in the great circuit of Loew theatres, are Bert Lytell, the Loew-Metro film star; Dolores Cassinelli, who has been starred in num- erous photoplays; Martha Mansfield, the Ziegfeld Follies beauty and new star of the screen, who has appeared with John Barrymore and Thomas Meighan; Herbert Rawlinson, the handsome star of thou sand photoplays; Anne Luther, the gold en-haired screen beauty who has been so popuiar in the south; the famous Lillian Walker, Vitagraph star, now at the head of her own company, and more faniliariy known as "Dimples;'' Texas Guinan, known as the feminine Bill Hart of the screen by reason of her ability as a roper and all around rough rider; Mildred Rear don, who first broke into fame as Con- science in "Everywoman'' and in Male and Female" Gladys Leslie, whose beauty and curls have made her pictures so suc- cessfuI. Miss Leslie is now at the head of her own company.
 Then, there will be Helene C'Smiies'') Davis, an Alabama girl, who was an en- tertainer with the A. E. F. in France for fourteen months, and entertained many Alabama boys lover there" It is Miss Davis first visit home since the war, so that her return to Birmingham is notable in more ways than one. In addition Pearl Regay, one of the most sensational dancers in America and star of the New York Winter Garden, will be a member of the party.
 The party arrives from Memphis at 10 a m, and everybody in Birmingham is invited to meet them at the station, where a Loew-Metro cameraman will be on hand to film the stars and those who come to meet them. This film will be developed and shown at Loew's Bijou and all other theatres on the Loew circuit throughout the United States and Canada.
 Immediately following the reception at the station, which will be in charge of a co mmittee representing every civic asso- citation and club in the city, the stars, bers of his party. will be taken to the Tutwiler hotel for breakfast
 1t ii a. m. the stars will enter auto mobiles and proceed through the main streets of the city to the city hall, where they will be greeted by the City Commits sioners and other prominent civic of- ficials. Again the Loew-Metro camera man will be on hand to take moving pictures of those who wish to meet the stars and be present at the ceremonies
 At 1z:15 the stars and Mir. Loew will be entertained at luncheon at the Tut wiler hotel by the Chamber of Commerce, at which Dr. Frank Willis Barnett will be the master of ceremonies. Those m attendance will number the City Com missioners, heads of civic clubs and or ganizations and many others prominent in the civic, business and manufacturing circles of Birmingham.
 During the afternoon and evening each of the stars will make four per sonal appearances at Loews BlJou tne- atre. and be presented to the audiences there Several of the stars will do stunts. Miss Regay will dance and other interest ing innovations are promised. The hours for7-fhe personal appearances have been sci by Manager James at 1:30. 4, and n. m. Each of the stars will make per- scnaI appearance at those hours.
 Between performances the stars will ba taken in automobiles to the various points of interest about the city as guests of members ot the Chamber of Commerce, l<iwanis and Civitan Clubs.
 It is confidently expected that while in the city Mir. Loew will select the location for the new Loew theater. which has been announced by E. A. Schiller, general southern representa- tive of the southern and southwestern Loew circuit to be built here. The new Locw theatre far B;rmi ngham will be an exact replica, according to reports, of the magnificent new. Loew- State theatre which opened last Thursday.
 MT Loew expressly stipulated that Birmin gham should be included in the return trip to New York and immedi- ately after midnight the special cars will be attached to the Southern train leaving for New York. He recog aizes