Captain Bob Bartlett (1875-1946) [for Condé Nast]

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Housing, Improved: United States. New York. New York City. "City and Suburban Homes Co.": City and Suburban Homes Co., New York City: View of Social and Play-room in the basement of the Company's First Avenue model tenement buildings, where the little people can amuse themselves during the day and the young boys and girls spend a social evening. These young people throng the streets at all hours, primarily because their tenement houses are structurally unbearable -- gloomy and depressing. Even though the Company's apartments are large and cheerful, many of the children remain on the street because they have not been broken of the habit. Someone is wanted who will arranged competitions for the boys and girls to be worked out at home, with the playroom as a general meeting place.

Social Settlements: United States. New Jersey. Englewood. "Neighborhood House": Neighborhood House, Englewood, N.J.: Neighborhood House. Front View

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Man and Dog, New York City

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Star's Daughter (Fifth of eleven): While hurrying through Broadway's famed Shubert Alley, Monika runs into an old family friend, actor Walter Matthau. He was on his way to star in another performance of the comedy, "The Odd Couple."

Patron 2, Harry's Bar, Boardwalk, Hollywood, FL

Recreation, Parks and Playgrounds: United States. Massachusetts. Cambridge: Playgrounds. Cambridge, Massachusetts: Competitive games, drills, dances and races in which children of all Cambridge playgrounds took part. First Municipal Play Festival, Russell Field, 1914.

Spectators at county fair, central Ohio

Star's Daughter (Sixth of eleven): Monika (left) lunches with Bette Davis' daughter, Mrs. Jeremy Hyman, at the Plaza Hotel. Bette Davis, who co-starred with Paul Henreid in "Now, Voyager," is Monika's "top booster."