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    • Elks Dressed as Babies

    • Elks Dressed as Babies

    • Costumes; Clothing & Dress; Infants; Men

    • View made on Elk Day in New Orleans, showing a group of members of the local lodge dressed as babies. Taken on the neutral ground of Elk Place, the view looks toward the river. Buildings visible in the background include the Audubon Building,...
    • John T. Mendes Photograph Collection
    • Sailor Boy at Taylor Playground

    • Sailor Boy at Taylor Playground

    • Children; Costumes; Festivals; Floats (Parades); Flags; Parades & processions; Police

    • View of floats at the Children's May Festival held on May 13, 1917 at Taylor Playground, located on Washington Avenue and Derbigny Street in the Broadmoor neighborhood. A boy at the right is pulling a flower-decorated float depicting a ship. ...
    • John T. Mendes Photograph Collection
    • Brotherly love by Elks

    • Brotherly love by Elks

    • Parades & processions; Costumes; Clothing & dress; Spectators; Children

    • View looking towards the river from the 100 block of Elks Place in the Central Business District. The Grunewald Hotel can be seen in the distance at left center. A number of men in costume, most dressed as women or infants, are gathered on the...
    • John T. Mendes Photograph Collection
    • Joan of Arc, City Park

    • Joan of Arc, City Park

    • Children; Festivals; Floats (Parades)

    • View of a girl dressed as Joan as Arc, standing atop a decorated wagon drawn by a boy. A crowd of onlookers of various ages stands around the float. The Liberty float is partially visible at left. This City Park pageant included forty floats...
    • John T. Mendes Photograph Collection
    • Stealing the Child

    • Stealing the Child

    • Performances & portrayals; Theatrical productions; Actresses

    • View of what appears to be an outdoor theatrical performance. Four young women who appear to be dressed as Gypsies, can be seen in an open, grassy area running or frolicking with one girl carrying a child in their midst. The actresses shown are...
    • John T. Mendes Photograph Collection
    • Rex on Float at Mississippi River

    • Rex on Float at Mississippi River

    • Carnival; Floats (parades); Parades & processions; Costumes; Clothing & dress

    • View of the arrival of Rex at the head of Canal Street after leaving the royal yacht Comanche, in preparation for an escort through principal streets of New Orleans by detachments of the US Army, Navy, state National Guard and other marchers, on...
    • John T. Mendes Photograph Collection
    • Group of Maskers in Auto

    • Group of Maskers in Auto

    • Carnival; Costumes; Clothing & dress; Automobiles

    • View of a group of male revelers, all but one of whom is masked, posing in and on a convertible touring car. They are facing away from the river in the 800 block of Canal Street on Mardi Gras Day. One of the maskers, standing above the vehicle's...
    • John T. Mendes Photograph Collection
    • Elks Days of '49 Men

    • Elks Days of '49 Men

    • Parades & processions; Costumes

    • View of a group of men dressed in western attire including bandannas, hats and sidearms, marching along a residential street. One man, at right center, is firing a pistol into the air. Heavy smoke is wafting along the street above the marchers...
    • John T. Mendes Photograph Collection
    • H.L. Shaw Caron May 20, 1916

    • H.L. Shaw Caron May 20, 1916

    • Parades & processions; Automobiles; Costumes

    • View made on Elk Place during the decorated automobile parade on Elk Day in New Orleans. Members of the Elks Club can be seen dressed as babies and an automobile decorated with palm fronds is shown. The New Orleans Terminal of the Southern Rail...
    • John T. Mendes Photograph Collection
    • Three Baby Elks

    • Three Baby Elks

    • Parades & processions; Costumes; Clothing & dress

    • View of three men dressed as babies on Elk Day in New Orleans, May 20, 1916. With a slogan of "Pure Milk for Poor Babies," the parade and associated events raised around $6000 for the Child Welfare Association. The costumed men wear dresses and...
    • John T. Mendes Photograph Collection
    • Elk Babies

    • Elk Babies

    • Parades & processions; Costumes; Clothing & dress; Spectators; Children

    • View of a group of men, probably at Elk Place in the Central Business District, cutting up and entertaining spectators. The men are dressed in baby clothes and some are riding piggy-back on others. May 20, 1916, the day this picture was made, was...
    • John T. Mendes Photograph Collection
    • Baby Elks on Truck

    • Baby Elks on Truck

    • Parades & processions; Costumes; Clothing & dress; Trucks; Spectators

    • View of a large group of men dressed as babies (wearing dresses, bonnets and ladies shoes). Some are waving tambourines, flowers or hats . They are gathered in the rear of a flat-bed truck. A crowd of spectators is watching nearby. View appears...
    • John T. Mendes Photograph Collection
    • One-Two-Three Mary Pickford

    • One-Two-Three Mary Pickford

    • Motion picture posters; Girls

    • View of a motion picture playbill posted on the wall of a building near a metal downspout. The poster bears the slogan "One-Two-Three" and shows Mary Pickford dressed as young girl wearing pigtails, a short frilly jumper, ankle socks, and Mary Jane...
    • John T. Mendes Photograph Collection

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