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New Orleans Attempted Slave Revolt Letter, 1812
No full textOne letter written by Robert Stevens, Jr. to his parents in Newport, Rhode Island concerning an attempted slave revolt and a devastating storm in New Orleans, Louisiana on August 19, 1812
Missions Baseball player Charles Augustus Stevens, Jr
No full text''To the great delight of the fans, cotton-headed Charles Augustus Stevens Jr., alias 'Chuck,' alias 'Whitey' does the 'split' in reaching for a low throw to first base. The Missions' fancy-fielding first sacker and his acrobatics have made him a great favorite, along with the other Mission youngsters.'
Sidney Poitier, George Stevens, Jr., and Arnold M. Picker, 1968
No full text(From left) Sidney Poitier, George Stevens, Jr., and Arnold M. Picker examine a document at the first Board of Directors meeting of The American Film Institute, held in Hollywood on May 28, 1968. 9.5x10.5 b&w photographic print
Portrait of director George Stevens and son George Stevens, Jr., undated
No full textPortrait of director George Stevens and son George Stevens, Jr. 35mm b&w photographic print
George Stevens, Jr., Yvonne Stevens, and George Stevens, ca. late 1940s
No full textFrom left: George Stevens, Jr., Yvonne Stevens, and George Stevens, ca. late 1940s. 8x10 b&w photographic print
George Stevens, Jr., Elizabeth Taylor, James Dean, and George Stevens during production of GIANT, 1956
No full textLeft to right: George Stevens, Jr., Elizabeth Taylor, James Dean, and producer-director George Stevens during production of GIANT, 1956. 11x14 b&w photographic print
George Stevens, Jr. during production of THE DIARY OF ANNE FRANK, 1959
No full textAssociate producer-location scenes director George Stevens, Jr. during production of THE DIARY OF ANNE FRANK, 1959. 4x5 b&w photographic print
George Stevens, Jr. and crew during production of THE DIARY OF ANNE FRANK, 1959
No full textAssociate producer-location scenes director George Stevens, Jr. (wearing sunglasses) with unidentified crew during production of THE DIARY OF ANNE FRANK, 1959. 8x10 b&w photographic print
John Wayne, George Stevens, and George Stevens, Jr. during production of THE GREATEST STORY EVER TOLD
No full textLeft to right: John Wayne, producer-director George Stevens, and associate producer George Stevens, Jr. during production of THE GREATEST STORY EVER TOLD, 1965. 8x10 b&w photographic print
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