The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-08
BIC RECEPTION
 IS PLANNED FOR LOEW AND PARTY
Chamber of Commerce to En- certain Theatrical Magnate and Screen Stars at
 TutWiIer

At 10 o'clock Saturday morning at the Terminal Station one of the most notable receptions ever accorded a, visitor to Birmingham will be held when Marcus Loew and his bevy of beautiful and famous movie stars arrive. huge reception committee. composed of city officials, the heads of all the civic clubs and organizations of the Icity. prominent business men and lead l ng city officials will meet the visitors. The public is also cordially invited lO
 be on hand and get in the movies, as there will be moving picture camera men on hand to make film of the re- ception. which will be shown in Loew $ Bijou Theatre and all other Loew the atres throughout the United States and Canada.
 After welcoming Mfr. Loew and his guests to the city, the reception com mittee will escort them to the Tutwiler Iiotei. After breakfast at the Tutwiler, tue Loew party will enjoy a short auto l..oolle trip through the business section of the city 10 the city hall, where they Nshi maKe formal can on the city commissioners
 lNI1lAL BUN They will make their bow to the pub lie of Birmingham from the stage at loew's Bijou Theatre, where they will ppear at each of the four performances Saturday MT. Harry Halfacre, man ager of the Tutwilsg has extended an iavitation to MT. Lo ssi and his party to e present at the sa-dance Saturday Afternoon.
 At i2:sO o'clock ! Loew and party ii be entertained It luncheon at the putwiler Hotel by the Chamber of Com 'l lt3 cree.
 A The long table seating sixty guests
 Atlll be placed in the center of the .f ounge," where sumptuous repast will v served.
 The luncheon will begin promptly at 30 as the screen stars must be at .oew's Bijou Theatre by 1:50, in order D make their first appearance on the Stage.
 The Chamber If Commerce, through it's President, NJ. P. Northington, and Gen. eral Director 0. l.. Bum, have invited Be following to be their guests on Sat prday when the luncheon for MT. Loew
 and the world famous screen stars is
 ven:
 GUESTS AT LUNCHEON Dr. N A. Barrett, president of ths ity Commission, and the four associate commlSSlonerS,< j. tlllS BroWnt J. II. hornady, Henry Page Burruss and John H. Taylor; B. II. Hartsfield. president of the Civic Association, and c. l.. Harold, secretary of the Civic Association; Mrs. auriee Lenk. president' Birmingham Ly- eum Association; Mrs Houston Davis,
 resident Music Study Club; Mrs. R. F. Johnston. "All-Star" concerts: Mrs. R. Hornady. president Drama League, l w. Barrett, editor Age Herald; .. EN stanley, Age-Herald: Victor Hanson, ews Leon N. Friedman News; A. N. i happell, News; Perkins Prewitt News; g Bauer News; pr. NJ S Barnweil, .esident <iwanis Club; Dr. Percy Wood- l, president Rotary Club; pr. Court ey w. Shropshire, president Civitan tub; Edward c. Armes president Com unity Club; Claude H Estes, president ealtcrs Exchange; Mrs. Estelle Bethea ale, Age Herald; Dolly Dallymple, ge-Hernld; Erskh e Ramsay, owner of oew's Bijou Theatre; Robert A. Brown, agent Joew's Bijou Theatre; Mir James, anager Loew's TSijou Theatre; Mrs. umes Dr. J. H. Philips, community ng; Frank Willis Barnett, Age-Her- Id.