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DIABOLIK (1967)

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A Bronx Tale

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Mugshots, c.1920's

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Armando Martinez, standing forefront, Pachucos in background c.1942

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Circus Clowns, ca.1920s

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Mugshot of Mr. William Stanley Moore c.May 1, 1925  "Mr. William Stanley Moore was a opium dealer operating with large quantities of faked opium and cocaine. Also a wharf labourer and associates with water front thieves and drug traders." ©The Sydney Justice & Police Museum

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'The White Faced Clown' by Mr. Quillen

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Mugshots of Gilbert Burleigh and Joseph Delaney Aug. 7,1920  "Gilbert Burleigh on the left is identified as a ‘hotel barber’, and Delaney’s picture is labelled ‘false pretences & conspiracy’. A companion photograph makes it clear that in fact Delaney was the hotel barber – meaning one who books into a hotel, boarding house or residential and robs (or ‘snips’) fellow patrons, usually in the dead of night" ©The Sydney Justice & Police Museum

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Performers from Patterson & Gollmar Bros, c.1915

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Not all women in the 1920s were flappers. This California-based Chicana gunslinger in pants, button down shirt, and tie is Maria Alatorre (ca. 1925). Credit: Los Angeles Public Library