Box 1
Contains 61 Results:
Antonio Gonzalez, former bracero showing his 1955 identity card, 2005
This 11” x 14” black and white photo shows Gonzalez holding his identification card.
Pogue graphic materials
This group of materials includes 14 black and white exhibit announcement cards of other Pogue photography exhibits.
EARLY 20TH CENTURY MEXICAN HERITAGE LIFE IN THE US, 1915 - 1945
These photos depict the life of the urban and rural Mexican and Mexican Americans in the US. A singular picture of an African American young man is included depicting the Zoot Suit style.
Cesar E. Chavez, 1979
A black and white 40 x 50 cm photo shows Chavez at a podium speaking to Texas farmworkers at the UFW Convention in San Juan Texas.
America's Migrant Farmworkers exhibit poster, 1988
This is a sepia tone-like 16” x 20” signed poster of America's Migrant Farmworkers: A Photographic Survey by Alan Pogue. The survey was commissioned by the National Migrant Resource Program.
Ramon Novarre, 1925
Three sepia-tone 8" x 11" photos from the silent film Ben Hur : A Tale of the Christ. In this silent classic, Ramon Novarro portrays Judah ben-Hur. Also a picture of Francis X. Bushman as Messala.
Ramon Novarro, 1925
Messala, 1925
This sepia-tone photo is of Francix X. Bushman in the role of Messala. Front markings include the numbers 218. The reverse has the following text attached. Messala (Francis X. Bushman) orders his former chum Ben-Hur (Ramon Novarro) to the galleys. From Metro-Goldwyn-Mayor motion picture epic, BEN HUR, adapted from Lew Wallace's novel and drama directed by Fred Niblo. 218
Joseph and Mary, 1925
This sepia-tone 8" x 11" photograph shows two actors. The front has an identifying number in the lower left corner 200-204. The reverse has information attached. JOSEPH AND MARY (Witner Hall and Betty Bronson) in scene from BEN HUR, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer motion picture epic, adapted fro Lew Wallace's famous novel and drama, and directed by Freb Niblo 200-204.
LATINOS AND PERFORMING ARTS
Photographs in this collection include those of activists involved with the United Farm Workers union including Cesar E. Chavez and Dolores Huerta, La Raza Unida party of Colorado and of Young Lords and Latin Kings member Jose Cha Cha Jimenez. Musicians and actors are also included. They include photos of the Fania All-Stars, a group of Puerto Rican musicians featured in the film "Our Latin Thing" and early photos of Ramon Novarre, lead actor in the 1925 film "Ben Hur."