Photographs
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Found in 12929 Collections and/or Records:
Ethel Weinberger Mann, circa 1910
Studio portrait of Ethel Weinberger Mann as a young woman wearing a high collared, laced white shirt.
Ethelyne Dunfee and Elizabeth Allen in 'Cactus Flower', 1967
Elizabeth Allen as Stephanie (left) and Ethelyne Dunfee as Toni (right) in a scene for the 1967 Central City production 'Cactus Flower.'
Ethelyne Dunfee and Hugh O'Brian in 'Cactus Flower', 1967
Hugh O'Brian as Dr. Julian Winton (left) sits as Ethelyne Dunfee as Toni (right) holds onto him in a scene from the 1967 Central City production 'Cactus Flower.'
Ethelyne Dunfee and Hugh O'Brian in 'Cactus Flower', 1967
Hugh O'Brian as Dr. Julian Winton sits as Ethelyne Dunfee as Toni taps his shoulder from behind in a scene from the 1967 Central City production 'Cactus Flower.'
Ethelyne Dunfee and Hugh O'Brian in 'Cactus Flower', 1967
Hugh O'Brian as Dr. Julian Winton reluctantly hugs Ethelyne Dunfee as Toni in a scene from the 1967 Central City production 'Cactus Flower.'
Ethelyne Dunfee and Hugh O'Brian in 'Cactus Flower', 1967
Hugh O'Brian as Dr. Julian Winton and Ethelyne Dunfee as Toni pose for a photograph for the 1967 Central City production 'Cactus Flower.'
Ethelyne Dunfee and Hugh O'Brian in 'Cactus Flower', 1967
Hugh O'Brian as Dr. Julian Winton and Ethelyne Dunfee as Toni in a scene from the 1967 Central City production 'Cactus Flower.'
Ethelyne Dunfee in 'Cactus Flower', 1967
Ethelyne Dunfee as Toni on a ladder in a record store in a scene for the 1967 Central City production 'Cactus Flower.'
Etienne Renaud, 1961
Black and white prints of headshot of archaeologist Etienne Bernadeau Renaud, Professor of Anthropology at the University of Denver, battalion commander of the Student Army Training Corps during World War I, and recipient of an honorary doctorate in the 1961.
Etta Miller Robinson, between 1890-1900
Formal portrait of Etta Miller Robinson who wears a flowered full-length dress with lace at the collar and cuffs, and a sash at the waist. "Etta Miller Robinson" is handwritten in pen on the back of the photograph. Robinson was married to Louis Robinson and was the mother of Samuel Robinson of Robinson Dairy.