A People’s History of the Inland Empire Digital Archive

"El Aguila" Program

2019.005.014

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A Xerox copy of the front and back pages of the original "El Aguila" program. It provides a description of El Club Dramatico Mexicano "El Club DramaticoA xerox copy of the front and back pages of the original "El Aguila" program. It provides a description of El Club Dramatico Mexicano "El Club Dramatico Mexicano was organized in February 1934. The purpose is the study and production of plays that portray Mexican life, customs, and traditions. Membership is open to Mexican residents of the community interested in any phase of the production of such plays. A board of directors has general supervision of the policies of the organization and renders decisions on questions about its welfare." Mexicano was organized in February 1934. The purpose is the study and production of plays that portray Mexican life, customs and traditions. Membership is open to Mexican residents of the community interested in any phase of the production of such plays. A board of directors has general supervision of the policies of the organization and renders decisions on questions pertaining to its welfare."

The program includes the names of the cast members, the bird of directors, directors, and others who worked on the play.

El Aguila Play

Redlands Daily Facts

Redlands House of Neighborly Service

Spanish Pageants

Mexican American History

Redlands (Calif.)

Marcelino Silva

May 10 - 11, 1934

Item donated to Inland Mexican Heritage by Bob Romero

Martin, Lou

Rangel, Manuel

Castro, Carrel

Rodriguez, Mary

Garcia, Bernard

de Prado, Mary

Tapia, Emilio

Martines, James

Alvarez, Lola

Quirox, Josephine

Quirox, Jose

Garcia, Santos

Villanueva, Adella

Lopez, Lee

Haros, Tony

Castro, Miguel

Medina, Merced

Bell, George

Collins, Alice

White, Roy

McDonald, W. A. M.

Hanson, Edith

Wallace, Elsie

Wight, Irene

Baca, Elias

Silva, Marcelino

McDaniel, Bruce

Humphreys, Herbert H.

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