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“Young Mr. Lincoln Special” NEW DYNAMO 5A MORE TRAN 50,000 ENJOY PREMIERE urAiTiKTo uriiTi\T/M Wherever the notables WAITING, WAITING! went they found they had to motor through packed streets and thousands wait- ing their arrival. Here the crowds are awaiting the de- parture of the visitors for a sight-seeing tour of Salem. ON THEIR WAY The motorcade starts crawling its way through crowds of 50,000 people representing four Midwest- ern States, to the Leland and Abraham Lincoln Ho- tels, from the C. & A. sta- tion. Note the dome of the Illinois State House in the background. BINNIE BARNES Quite the loveliest person in Springfield was this charming star. Here, es- corted by Cesar Romero, she is shown on her arrival at the Lincoln theatre, pos- ing for her New Dynamo picture as Publicist Christy Wilbert goes directorial. Gentleman entirely in white is Eddie Collins. At the right, back to camera, was Manager Zimmer of the Lincoln, a hustling, bustling showman. r* o K Mn tdai mrn This adorable creature is uKAIND 1 KUUrllK none other than Alice Brady whose performance was highly praised by all who saw “Young Mr. Lincoln.” FROM NEW YORK Frank Nugent, The New York Times motion picture editor, third from the left, could not make the trip, but he came down to the Grand Central Terminal to see the newspaper folks off to Springfield. Bosley Crow- ther, second from right, represented The Times. At extreme right is Charles E. McCarthy. At extreme left is Leonard Gaynor, the press agent who is most popular with metropolitan editors. Next to him is the always charming Rose Pelswick of the New York Journal and American. MID-DAY CLUB LUNCHEON grand bfih room of the Leland Hotel was taxed to overflowing when the Mid-Day Club, comprising the city’s leading business men and municipal officials tendered a luncheon to Lowell Thomas and the visiting stars.