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Boulder Creek Band

Left to right: Gerkie, [unknown], Baumgartner, [unknown], Olin Murphy, Arthur Waters, James Maddock, Emmett Maddock, Dale Huber, Malcolm McLeod, Babe Waters

Date: Undated
Source: Elston, Deborah Maddock
Type: PHOTO

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Buffalo Bill Cody in Parade on Pacific Avenue

William F. Cody, "Buffalo Bill," brought his show to Santa Cruz on three occasions: October 3, 1910, April 18, 1914, and May 7, 1915.

The photograph for the street parade was taken for his last visit in 1915.

Date: 5/7/1915
Source: Special Collections, University Library, University of California Santa Cruz, Preston Sawyer Collection
Type: PHOTO

'Noah's Ark' Co. Depart; Fox Unit Finishing New Play

Closing three days of intensive and fruitful effort the "Noah's Ark" company returned Wednesday evening to the Warner Bros. studio in Hollywood.Director Michael Curtiz, known as one of the greatest of European directors, in conversation with a…

Date: 1928-05-26
Source: Santa Cruz Sentinel-News, Morning Edition , page 8
Type: NEWS

Movie Troupe Again Here To Shoot Scenes

Edwin Carewe, celebrated film director, and his unit of the United Artists, arrived in Santa Cruz from Carmel today to continue filming of exterior scenes of their new picture "Evangeline." The first scenes, "Forest Primeval," were "shot" in the Big…

Date: 1929-01-10
Source: Santa Cruz Evening News , page 7
Type: NEWS

Dolores Has Cold; Delayed

Dolores Del Rio, motion picture star who was expected in Santa Cruz today to start work filming exteriors of "Evangeline" with members of the United Artists company already here, has been detained in Carmel with a bad cold. She will probably be here…

Date: 1929-01-04
Source: Santa Cruz Evening News , page 1
Type: NEWS

"Evangeline" Scenes To Be Filmed Here; Dolores Del Rio In Lead

Twenty-four members of the Edwin Carewe unit of United Artists Pictures arrived in Santa Cruz this morning at 6:45 o'clock on a special train from Los Angeles. They were stopping at the Hotel St. George and intend to stay in this city today and…

Date: 1929-01-03
Source: Santa Cruz Evening News , page 3
Type: NEWS

FBO Film Co. Ends Work Here

Director Wally Fox and his production unit of FBO Studios in Hollywood, late yesterday completed a week of location work in the country around about Santa Cruz. Last evening the entire unit, composed of about 30 people, checked out of the St. George,…

Date: 1928-10-03
Source: Santa Cruz Sentinel-News, Morning Edition , page 5
Type: NEWS

Film Company Returns South After Shooting Scenes Here

Completing the shooting of film scenes in the redwood park district, the motion picture troupe of some 30 stars, directors, extras, cameramen and props, checked out of Santa Cruz today to return to the FBO Hollywood studios.The directors and…

Date: 1928-10-03
Source: Santa Cruz Evening News , page 2
Type: NEWS

Redwoods In Big Basin To Frame Movie Action Tale

Redwoods in the Big Basin will be used as motion picture backgrounds today by Wallace Fox, director of the FBO production, "The Amazing Vagabond," which, starring Bob Steele, is being filmed in the country adjacent to Santa Cruz.Buildings surrounding…

Date: 1928-09-29
Source: Santa Cruz Sentinel-News, Morning Edition , page 5
Type: NEWS

Big Basin Being Used As Location For FBO Picture

Director Wallace Fox took his F.B.O. Cinema Company to the Big Basin today for the filming of important scenes in "The Amazing Vagabond," in which Bob Steele is being starred.It is expected that the major part of the day will be spent filming among…

Date: 1928-09-29
Source: Santa Cruz Evening News , page 7
Type: NEWS

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