Access to this collection is generously supported by Arcadia funds. Photograph of United States Vice-President Charles Curtis and Assistant Secretary of the United States Navy from 1929-1933 Ernest Lee Jahncke being received by the Reception Committee at Los Angeles for the 10th Olympic Games. The committee consisted of [not limited to] Col. William May Garland, Los Angeles Mayor John C. Porter and Motion Picture producer Louis B. Mayer. They all wear badges on their lapels that read, "Reception." Refer to: Photograph published under caption, "Curtis Greeted by Notables as He Arrives in City," with article, "Vice-President Given Welcome -- Great Ovation Received as He Reaches Los Angeles -- Crowds Lining Streets Cheer as He Passes By -- Hoover's Representative to Open Games Today," Los Angeles Times, 30 Jul. 1932: A1. Text from newspaper caption: Honors showered on Vice-President. Left to right --- William May Garland, Vice-President Curtis, Assistant Secretary of Navy Jahncke, Mayor Porter and Louis B. Mayer. Handwritten on negative: William May Garland, Charles Curtis, Jahncke, John C. Porter, L.B. Mayer Text from negative sleeve: Jahncki [Jahncke], Ernest Lee; Assistant Sec. Of Navy; 1929
Type
image
Format
b&w nitrate negative
Identifier
uclamss_1429_9787 ark:/21198/zz002dhxb0
Language
No linguistic content
Subject
Vice-Presidents--United States Admirals--American--California--Los Angeles Mayors--California--Los Angeles Motion picture producers & directors--American--California--Los Angeles Mayer, Louis B. (Louis Burt), 1885-1957 Jahncke, Ernest Lee, 1877-1960 Olympic Games (10th : 1932 : Los Angeles, Calif.) Garland, William May, 1866-1948 Curtis, Charles, 1860-1936 Porter, John C. (John Clinton), 1871-1959
Source
Los Angeles Times Photographic Collection OpenUCLA Collections
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