Lobby card for Universal Films musical short, which features Latin Carlos Molina and his orchestra.

3 lobby cards from musical film, which tells story of a Mexican suburb in California being pushed out by developers. Cast includes Mexican born singer Corinna Mura, playing herself. Cards show Mexican dancer in a town square (1 inch tear at bottom); Jinx Falkenburg with Mexican music ensemble; and Jim Bannon, Falkenburg and Steve Cochran in Mexican style clothing.

Title lobby card which features Duncan Renaldo as the Cisco Kid.

Lobby card of Constance Moore singing with a Mexican band. Cast includes Mexican actor Tito Guizar as a Latin American singing heartthrob and Latin American actors Leo Carrillo and Estelita Rodriguez, and is set in Mexico.

Lobby card, nighttime gun battle. Featured various Mexican-American actors, including Pedro de Cordoba and Fernando Alvarado.

2 Lobby cards from story set in Argentina starring the great Rita Hayworth. One card shows her at a gambling table wearing a red dress, with three men around her. This card has a 1-inch center tear at edge top, and 1-inch center diagonal tear at bottom edge. The second card features her and Glenn Ford at an Argentine street carnival. There is a small piece torn from the right bottom corner edge. This film noir masterpiece is recognized as one of Hayworth’s most classic roles.

Title lobby card for Western story set at Mexican American border region with American actors in Latino roles similar to Cisco Kid.

Lobby card for 1958 re-release, number 4 with Anthony Quinn, story of the early settling of California.

(5) lobby cards including cards 4, 5, 6, 7 (tear at center right edge) and 8. Stars Dolores Del Rio and Pedro Armendariz and takes place in a Latin American village and is story of a Catholic priest whose ministry is attacked by the government. Cards have minor tears and chips.

2 lobby cards for mystery tale, which takes place in a border town during a Mexican fiesta, both cards featuring Thomas Gomez as Pancho.