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Alexander Antonovitch Troyanovsky, ambassador of the U.S.S.R. to the United States, reviews the troops at the World's Fair
The Soviet ambassador was the guest of Rufus C. Dawes, president of the Fair, at a luncheon given in the directors' room in the Federal building.
1933














Gene Sarazen wielding a niblick against old fashioned 'feather' golf balls
Gene Sarazen, famous golfer, visitor to the World's Fair, displays interest in ancient driver, the niblick.
1933


Women inspect rose exhibit in the Horticulture Building
Three women inspecting part of rose exhibit in the Horticulture Building.
1933

Mechanical Fred Allen robot with Jean Hendry and Lillian Harvey from the Midget Village
Fred Allen robot, capable of mimicking various expressions of comedian Fred Allen, appears continuously in Bristol-Myers Company Ipana exhibit at the World's Fair.
1933





Judge administering the oath of office to policemen
Judge R.J. Dunne of the Municipal court, administering the oath of office to 300 policemen for the new World's Fair.
1933

John Pane-Gasser
John Pane-Gasser leading dramatic tenor.
1933




Chinese Lama Temple
Replica of the Tibetan-styled Potala palace in the former Chinese province of Jehol.
1933





J.F. Sullivan, diamond export, points out a diamond
J.F. Sullivan, diamond export from Kimberley, South Africa, points out a diamond that has become stuck on the grease table of the Diamond Recovery Plant in the Diamond Mine exhibit.
1933




A 15-ton rubber mill makes the journey to World's Fair
Ahead of schedule, all exhibits of Ford and twenty-one co-exhibitors are en route for their new home in the Ford Exhibition Building at A Century of Progress, Ford officials announced Saturday.
1933







Artist's sketch of the Armour and Company exhibition building at the Century of Progress International Exposition
The building features a glass-enclosed restaurant and the open air plaza in the front.
1933




Artist's rendition showing the Century of Progress Exposition from the 12th Place to 39th Street.
Buildings are depicted occupying the shore line and Northerly Island, which parallel the mainland side from 12th Street to 23rd Street.
1932