Indiana daily times., 1921-02-14
LOEW THEATER
STARS WELCOMED
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gracefully aIuring. and Mary Gornley,
/ petite and alluringly merry looking. Ev-
/ cry one had an infectious, Joyousness,
/ care free manner that reacted pleasantly
/ on the onloOkers.
/ But the star actor Of tho gang, the
ringleader and general joker, was none
other than the actor musician song writ
/ sr, VIII Niorrlssey. lie posed with the
grace Of Grecian dancer for his photo
graph, tripped lightly to the motors 70
gracefully assist the fair ladies. and, In
4 fact, stole a lot Of thunder from Mr.
/ Loew himself who is q fascinating sort
/ ot diguihed looking person, not exactly
handsome. but sort OF staple looking.
MAYOR EMBRACED
/ BY MISS ROLAND.
/ But the men really showed of better
when they met the mayor. Charlie
seemed to appeal to them as a jolly good
scout and he made a decided hit with
Miss Roland. who embraced him. posing
/ for photograph with him in q most
heart -throbbing pose. Moutagu Loves
name is dcceiviug for he is a huge. red
haired giant Of man and they call him
/ Monty Crawford Kent was stunning
/ in a bright pink shirt which was striking
with his flashing black eyes and raven
I locks Oh he's lady killer right
Creighton Hale was a modest little blonde
chap wearing a seal collar Jack La
mont received a number Of languis hing
feminine glances.
When we left the Statehouse. though,
/ l made g change. l ducked into a ma
chine marked Lieutenant Hinton and
when he came smiling back TO his car
there was l and also there was Edward
! J. Gausepohl. who asked me where l
came from and I told him I was sup
posed to be there all the time. l stayed
and had splendid close view Of Lieu
tenant Hinton. Why the gallant airmau
Is mixed up with the movies was more
than I could tell. but I asked him how
he liked the movies and with horror IN
/ his eye he told me he was not an actor,
but "A naval man, etc, etc, which was
/ dlsappointment No. p FOR I had looked
forward to being thrilled to tears by "A
movie male vamp. I hid my sorrow, how
ever and managed 10 have delicious
time with the lieutenant and Kiwanian
/ Gausephol, both Of them being exception
ally handsome men.
/ LIEUTENANT HINTON
ENJOYS PARTY.
The lieutenant said he had bad per
fcctly ripping time with the LOew party,
that they were the happiest, jolIiest'
most unselfsh people ever. He didn I
say he aspired to the movies, but he
sure would make hit with the feminine
fans II he'd start In. He said he was a
Buckeye" which was an interesting fact.
Then added that he nearly was n Hoosier
so close to the line had no been born.
That made me feel nearly related to him,
nv mother having been q native Ohioan.
He is real, for-sure man Lieut.. Louis
A. KIoor. United States Navy aeronaut
Of the same crew as Lieutenant Hinton,
who was also with the party.
All in all II was a jolly, frivolous,
| frothv time The stately Governor was
surrounded and made to blush rosily by
the bevy Of beautiful girls, the mayor
was kissed warmly by one of the loveIlst
| Of screen idols and all Indianapolis was
given a long look at the real-tor-suro
movie stars. One young matron beside
me said earnestly that she was desper-
| atelv glad that her husband was not
mayor, but the man beside me sighed
and said he rather liked the idea of
running for mayor himself.
COMMITTEES
FOR LOEW Event.
The reception committee included Mr..
and Mrs. E J. Gausepohl, Mr.. and Mrs.
0. b. Hes, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Aufder-
heide. Mr.. and Mrs. w. a. Zumpte, Mr..
Tracy E. Ellis, J. II. Lederer, Mr.. and
Mrs. George o. Jackson, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. r. Fendtermaker and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Kotteman.
The entertainment committee included
Mr.. anG Mrs. Walter 7. White, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. J. Prinzle, Mr and Mrs Rob
ert Lieber, Mr. and Mrs. T, r. Baker,
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Crabb, Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer Wiegand, Mr.. and Mrs. E. G.
Hereth Mr. and Mrs. II. l.. Dithmer
were in charge Of general arrangements
for the reception.
The stars will make personal appear
ances at Loews State today and tomor-
row at 3:15, 6 10 and 9:15 p. m.
The party leaves indianapolis at z As
a. m. Wednesday for Dayton, Ohio, re-
turning to New York the same night.
Louis Wolf. G. A. Efroymson, Isidore
Feibleman and Meyer Efroymson, asso-
ciated with Mr.. Loew In Loew's tSate, met