Film Premier program, 8 pp. For the Majestic Theatre, Los Angeles. Film was billed as a great historical photo drama in 10 reels. Story takes place during a fiesta in Santa Barbara, CA, June 1846. Story of a Mexican family, the Hernandezes.

Lobby card for Universal Studios short. Card features four characters in Latino dress.

Lobby card. A Mexican bandit points two guns at Owen Moore, who holds up a handkerchief.

Promotional flyer, 4 pp. Paper missing at blank top of last page. Douglas Fairbanks plays both father Zorro and the son Don Q in silent adventure romance, some of which is set in early California.

Lobby card. Film with Mexican born star Gilbert Roland playing Juan. Story includes other Latino characters in 1846 California.

Press book, folio, 30 pp., folded, covers detached, torn at folds. Silent film about Spanish-American war and incursion into Cuba.

Promotional flyer, 4 pp. Musical vehicle promoting the talents of Mexican-born Ramon Navarro. Navarro was a great star during the silent era, but his career gradually waned during the early years of the talking film.

Promotional flyer, 4 pp. Story set in Madrid and Santiago, with Latin music and Mexican born star Ramon Navarro.

Promotional flyer, 4 pp. Film features Latino actresses Raquel Torres and Armida

Lobby card, shows Buck Jones at left of Mexican dancer Tonita (Lupita Tovar), doing a traditional dance in a red dress. Tovar was a great star of Mexican cinema, and appeared, also in 1931, in the Spanish-language version of Universal Pictures’ DRACULA.