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Untitled (photographer examining film)

Untitled (photographer examining film)

1960s

Untitled (Dr. Herman M. Juergens: at home; in office with nurse and patients)

Untitled (Dr. Herman M. Juergens: at home; in office with nurse and patients)

Untitled (Dr. Herman M. Juergens, seated at desk visible through office doorway)

Untitled (Dr. Herman M. Juergens, seated at desk visible through office doorway)

Untitled (Dr. Herman M. Juergens in office talking with unseen patient)

Untitled (Dr. Herman M. Juergens in office talking with unseen patient)

Untitled (office of Dr. Herman M. Juergens, Belle Plaine, MN)

Untitled (office of Dr. Herman M. Juergens, Belle Plaine, MN)

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2,551 artworks

Untitled (photographer examining film)

Untitled (photographer examining film)

, 195

Canadian Advances in Heavyweight Elimination: New York: - Toronto's George Chuvalo sticks his left in the face of Doug Jones, of New York, as the latter counters with a right cross during their heavyweight bout at Madison Square Garden, Oct. 2. Chuvalo was boosted into the four-man elimation tournament for the vacated heavyweight crown when he scored a TKO in the 11th round.

Canadian Advances in Heavyweight Elimination: New York: - Toronto's George Chuvalo sticks his left in the face of Doug Jones, of New York, as the latter counters with a right cross during their heavyweight bout at Madison Square Garden, Oct. 2. Chuvalo was boosted into the four-man elimation tournament for the vacated heavyweight crown when he scored a TKO in the 11th round.

, 1964

Untitled (Dr. Herman M. Juergens standing with nurse in hallway)

Untitled (Dr. Herman M. Juergens standing with nurse in hallway)

, 1964

Untitled (Dr. Herman M. Juergens in office talking with unseen patient)

Untitled (Dr. Herman M. Juergens in office talking with unseen patient)

, 1964

Star's Daughter (Eleventh -- End of Set): "I am interested in becoming a good actress, not a movie star. If I happen to become a star, too, I'd love every minute of it, of course. But my first goal is to become a competent actress."

Star's Daughter (Eleventh -- End of Set): "I am interested in becoming a good actress, not a movie star. If I happen to become a star, too, I'd love every minute of it, of course. But my first goal is to become a competent actress."

, 1964

Untitled (old woman; mother and child; old man; child eating)

Untitled (old woman; mother and child; old man; child eating)

, 1964

Star's Daughter (Third of eleven): Monika pours her heart into a song during a tryout for the Royal Box at the Hotel Americana in New York. In her night club routine, Monika concentrates on Broadway show songs that never became big hits.

Star's Daughter (Third of eleven): Monika pours her heart into a song during a tryout for the Royal Box at the Hotel Americana in New York. In her night club routine, Monika concentrates on Broadway show songs that never became big hits.

, 1964

Untitled (children walking in street)

Untitled (children walking in street)

, 1964

Star's Daughter (First of eleven): Movie star Paul Henreid, who turned director for the film , "Dead Ringer," goes over the script with his daughter, Monika. She had a small role in the Bette Davis starrer. Monika Henreid considers her father a "marvelous" director for her because he never mixes his roles. "On the set he was my director, at home, my father," she explains.

Star's Daughter (First of eleven): Movie star Paul Henreid, who turned director for the film , "Dead Ringer," goes over the script with his daughter, Monika. She had a small role in the Bette Davis starrer. Monika Henreid considers her father a "marvelous" director for her because he never mixes his roles. "On the set he was my director, at home, my father," she explains.

, 1964

Untitled (Dr. Herman M. Juergens at desk talking with nurse)

Untitled (Dr. Herman M. Juergens at desk talking with nurse)

, 1964

Untitled (Dr. Herman M. Juergens: walking outside; looking through microscope)

Untitled (Dr. Herman M. Juergens: walking outside; looking through microscope)

, 1964

Star's Daughter (Second of eleven): Monika Henreid relaxes in the pool at the City Squire Motor Inn after making the rounds of agent offices. In addition to swimming, her favorite sports are tennis and horseback riding.

Star's Daughter (Second of eleven): Monika Henreid relaxes in the pool at the City Squire Motor Inn after making the rounds of agent offices. In addition to swimming, her favorite sports are tennis and horseback riding.

, 1964

Star's Daughter (Seventh of eleven): Monika enjoys shopping for groceries at a small Italian store near her apartment in a Manhattan hotel. She loves to cook.

Star's Daughter (Seventh of eleven): Monika enjoys shopping for groceries at a small Italian store near her apartment in a Manhattan hotel. She loves to cook.

, 1964

Star's Daughter (Fifth of eleven): While hurrying through Broadway's famed Shubert Alley, Monika runs into an old family friend, actor Walter Matthau. He was on his way to star in another performance of the comedy, "The Odd Couple."

Star's Daughter (Fifth of eleven): While hurrying through Broadway's famed Shubert Alley, Monika runs into an old family friend, actor Walter Matthau. He was on his way to star in another performance of the comedy, "The Odd Couple."

, 1964

Untitled (Dr. Herman M. Juergens talking with nurse)

Untitled (Dr. Herman M. Juergens talking with nurse)

, 1964

Star's Daughter (Seventh of eleven): Monika enjoys shopping for groceries at a small Italian store near her apartment in a Manhattan hotel. She loves to cook.

Star's Daughter (Seventh of eleven): Monika enjoys shopping for groceries at a small Italian store near her apartment in a Manhattan hotel. She loves to cook.

, 1964

Untitled (Dr. Herman M. Juergens at desk talking with nurse)

Untitled (Dr. Herman M. Juergens at desk talking with nurse)

, 1964

Star's Daughter (Tenth of eleven): Night and day, Monika remains in pursuit of acting jobs. Here, Monika carries "Variety" -- the show biz bible -- as she pauses on a street corner in Times Square. A stranger (left) appears to be curious about Monika and her paper.

Star's Daughter (Tenth of eleven): Night and day, Monika remains in pursuit of acting jobs. Here, Monika carries "Variety" -- the show biz bible -- as she pauses on a street corner in Times Square. A stranger (left) appears to be curious about Monika and her paper.

, 1964

Untitled (Dr. Herman M. Juergens at desk in exam room across from seated patient)

Untitled (Dr. Herman M. Juergens at desk in exam room across from seated patient)

, 1964

A Block in Time: New York: Block by NYU's David Kreitzman (10) sends Fordham's Robert Grunke (85) flying as Richard McGrath punts during game that revived the old Bronx rivalry November 7th. The teams were run by the students instead of the universities, which both gave up football in the early '50's. Fordham led at halftime, 14-7.

A Block in Time: New York: Block by NYU's David Kreitzman (10) sends Fordham's Robert Grunke (85) flying as Richard McGrath punts during game that revived the old Bronx rivalry November 7th. The teams were run by the students instead of the universities, which both gave up football in the early '50's. Fordham led at halftime, 14-7.

, 1964

Star's Daughter (Fourth of eleven): Her favorite spot for studying scripts is the big window sill in her Manhattan apartment. Born in Salt Lake City, Utah, 22 years ago, Monika grew up in Los Angeles.

Star's Daughter (Fourth of eleven): Her favorite spot for studying scripts is the big window sill in her Manhattan apartment. Born in Salt Lake City, Utah, 22 years ago, Monika grew up in Los Angeles.

, 1964

Untitled (Dr. Herman M. Juergens standing with nurse in hallway)

Untitled (Dr. Herman M. Juergens standing with nurse in hallway)

, 1964

Star's Daughter (Sixth of eleven): Monika (left) lunches with Bette Davis' daughter, Mrs. Jeremy Hyman, at the Plaza Hotel. Bette Davis, who co-starred with Paul Henreid in "Now, Voyager," is Monika's "top booster."

Star's Daughter (Sixth of eleven): Monika (left) lunches with Bette Davis' daughter, Mrs. Jeremy Hyman, at the Plaza Hotel. Bette Davis, who co-starred with Paul Henreid in "Now, Voyager," is Monika's "top booster."

, 1964

Untitled (old man on bench; men sitting on sidewalk against building; men on curb)

Untitled (old man on bench; men sitting on sidewalk against building; men on curb)

, 1964

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