The Cincinnati Reds baseball team disembarks from a Pan American Sikorsky S-40 flying boat in Miami, after a flight from Puerto Rico, March 1936. Players in Reds uniforms climb off boat. Sign on flying boat reads "Pan American Airways System." Players toss and lightly hit baseballs on a field near the shore. Close up of Reds pitcher Paul Derringer (#25). (NOTES: This was one of the first times a baseball team traveled by air. The Reds held part of their spring training in San Juan in 1936.)
Restaurants in Miami, Florida. A sign outside a restaurant reads 'Fish Dinner with two vegetables and coffee with white belt dairy cream 30 cents'. A parked exotic car with extremely long hood and one piece curved windshield partially opened upward above the car hood. Sign at restaurant beside the car advertises "Hot fish sandwiches 10 Cents." A sign on sidewalk reading "Bar-B-Q. Fish and Beer." left front wheel of a car parked nearby. Camera focuses again on "Hot Fish Sandwiches" sign. Another view of the "Fish dinner for 30 cents," sign.
Tourists during winter vacations in Miami, Florida. People at a club. Two men sitting in the club. A man sits and observes. Female club dancers perform. People watch and clap as the group of chorus girls dance. People watch a woman dancer performing flips and other gymnastics. She is wearing a devil horn hat on her head. Sign reads 'Royal Palm Club'.
Tourists during winter vacations in Miami, Florida. People gamble at slot machines at the Royal Palm Club in Miami, Florida. Woman laughs.
Tourists during winter vacations at a night club in Miami, Florida. People sit and enjoy as a band plays at a night club. A band master with a stick. Men play saxophone. Hand of a man plays a guitar. Men play trumpet and saxophone. A man smokes a cigar and claps. Men play horn. Woman laughs and talks. Another woman points a finger on her face and talks. Woman sits with men and smokes.
Tourists during winter vacations at a night club in Miami, Florida. Derby, an electronic horse racing game. Hand of a man putting coin in the machine. Hand of another man removing the coins from the machine. (An early vintage coin operated gambling machine game).