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.

Promotional flyer, 4 pp. Lupe Velez plays a Havana peanut vendor who attracts opera singer Lawrence Tibbett in operetta musical, which included the popular hit, “The Peanut Vendor.” This song started a craze for dancing the rumba.

Promotional flyer, 4 pp. A bizarre sci-fi musical comedy about a pilot whose girl friend leaves him. He gets away and lands on an uninhabited island, then returns to find all males suffering from a disease that makes them infertile; he is the only male to escape this fate. Women now rule the world and he is in great demand. Film casts Brazilian born actor Raul Roulien as lead Carlos Martin.

Lobby card, close up of Lupe Velez and Jimmy Durante snuggling at the helm of a ship. Velez plays the role of Vera Mendez.

Lobby card features Mexican-born leading lady of American B-films Armada, wearing a dance costume, in story set at a border café.

Lobby card (Painted over original title of TROUBLE IN TEXAS) Tex Ritter western with early appearance of Rita Hayworth (billed Rita Cansino) in Latino role Carmen Serano.

2 lobby cards which feature Leo Carillo, one of him in bed as Edith Fellows sings to him and second, a close up with Fellows.