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Title	Johnson County Museum photo
Description	Horizontal rectangular black and white photograph of two men standing , talking; both gesturing with hands out, palms upraised. Looks like a movie still. Man at right identified as Buddy Rogers; younger than other man, wearing pinstriped suit. Man, left, is bald; wears plain dark suit. Background has empty closet "; with curtains, wall hung light fixture; upholstered box of some sort at far left.
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Date Original	1934?
Subject - Local Names	Rogers, Buddy
Notes	Buddy Rogers was from Olathe, KS. He attended Olathe High School (probably a few years ahead of Martin W. "Hank" Frye) and the University of Kansas. His movie career spanned three decades, 1926 - 1957. He was married to Mary Pickford for 42 years. He starred in the movie "Wings" filmed in 1927; the first movie to win a best picture Academy award.
Owner	Johnson County Museum
Photo Use and Limitations	http://www.jocomuseum.org/docs/research%20policies%20for%20photograph%20and%20manuscript%20collection.pdf
Photo & Image Fees	http://www.jocomuseum.org/docs/PhotographFeeSchedule.pdf
Photo Order Form	http://www.jocomuseum.org/docs/PhotographOrderForm.pdf
Resource Identifier	JCM1991-37-30
Acknowledgements	Photograph digitization funded by the Johnson County Board of County Commissioners through the Heritage Trust Fund, 2004-05.