Francais
Deutsch
Italiano
Refine Your Search
Waltham Massachusetts 1932 stock footage and images
- Showing 415 to 420 of 893 results
more
Hide
Women display Hoover and Roosevelt hair styles in early 1930s New York.
A display board outside a hair dresser salon reads 'Hoover and Roosevelt bobs', and suggests women get the hair style that shows off their political choice. Inside the shop two opposing areas are flagged with 'Hoover' and 'Roosevelt' signs. A woman talks on phone. Crowd inside a shop. A coiffure dresses a woman's hair. The hair stylist at work. Models display Hoover and Roosevelt bob haircuts.
West Point team wins over Yale Eleven by 20-0 in a football match at Blue Bowl in New Haven, Connecticut.
A football match between Military Academy, West Point and Yale Eleven at Blue Bowl in New Haven, Connecticut. A large crowd of 40000 people watch the match. West Point wins over Yale Eleven by 20-0.
Al Smith gives a speech amidst a large crowd in Newark, New Jersey.
Alfred Samuel Smith popularly called Al Smith gives a speech in Newark. Light decoration on a road. Cars move around. A huge crowd gathered at a place. Al Smith speaks on microphone. Crowd cheers and raise hands. People wave and raise American flags. Flags formed of lights and top curvature of gate also decorated with lights. Two posters on each side of a gate. Eminent people sit on chairs on a stage.
John D Rockefeller Jr speaks on 'Prohibition' in New York.
John D Rockefeller Junior sits at a table, with document in hands and speaks on 'Prohibition' in New York. He advocates repeal of the Prohibition on liquor, wine, beer.
Temperance supporter Fred A Victor speaks on 'Prohibition' in New York.
Temperance supporter Fred A. Victor stands with document in hands and speaks about 'Prohibition' in New York. Fred A Victor is the New York State Head of the Anti-Saloon League
Federal agents demolish a brewery and puncture beer barrels in Chicago, Illinois during Prohibition.
Men smash barrels and destroy beer at a brewery owned by Al Capone. Agents pouring off beer from large holding tanks. Other men break open the ends of barrels with sledge hammers or puncture the barrels with pick axes. Dozens of barrels spray their contents into the air, soaking the brewery with beer.