Jack Benny riding in 1906 Maxwell Automobile in Anaheim Civic Progress Week Parade.

Resource Information

The work Jack Benny riding in 1906 Maxwell Automobile in Anaheim Civic Progress Week Parade. represents a distinct intellectual or artistic creation found in Anaheim Public Library. This resource is a combination of several types including: Work, Moving Image, Visual Materials.

Label

Jack Benny riding in 1906 Maxwell Automobile in Anaheim Civic Progress Week Parade.

Subject

• Transportation
• Anaheim Chamber of Commerce
• Automobiles
• Belmont, Frank,
• Benny, Jack, 1894-1974
• Faessel, David
• Maxwell automobiles
• Miranda, Joseph F, 1903-1973, Anaheim (Calif.) Police Officer
• Parades -- California | Anaheim
• Parades and processions -- California | Anaheim
• Photographic print
• Recreation -- 1900-Present
• Thompson, Raymond H., Superior Court Judge

Genre

• Photographic print

Summary

View of Jack Benny, on his first visit to Anaheim, riding with Santa Ana Superior Court Judge Raymond H. Thompson in a 1906 Maxwell automobile (with sign proclaiming "Jack Benny's Maxwell" in front window) along the parade route for Anaheim's "Civic Progress Week" celebration; route started at Palm and Center Streets (now Harbor and Lincoln Blvds.) and ended at the Elks Club (423 N. Los Angeles Street, now Anaheim Blvd.); excited residents surrounding the car include (at left side) six-year-old David Faessel, Anaheim Police Officer Joe Miranda (out of uniform) and Frank Belmont, owner of the Granada Packing House

Member of

• Digital Anaheim

Cataloging source

CANA

Technique

unknown