DescriptionBlack-and-white photograph of film producer Kees Manders posed for publicity shot on S.S. Ryndam, Holland America Line, Hoboken, March 23, 1953. 7" x 9" print. Photo taken by United Press Association, New York (inkstamp credit on reverse). Reverse also has: dated file inkstamp of March 26, 1953 (due to partial legibility, organization or business not determined); mimeographed caption. Manders was not primarily a film producer, but a cabaret, stage and street perfomer. Name: Cornelis Petrus Antonius Manders (Born: Leiden, October 16, 1913; died: Amsterdam, March 21, 1979.) Caption: MOVIE MAN ARRIVES HOBOKEN, N.J. - Independent film producer Kees Manders, of Amsterdam, The Netherlands, displays some of the props he will use in a short movie to be made in the Times Square area of New York. Manders arrived in Hoboken, March 23, aboard the Dutch liner Ryndam. Manders will walk up and down Broadway with a wheelbarrow in the film to dramatize the old Dutch proverb which says you must take your own wheelbarrow with you if you want to get anywhere. The wheelbarrow is a sort of good luck token, according to the old saying. NY-l AMST CREDIT (UNITED PRESS PHOTO) 3-23-53 (JB) ==== press / publishing / costume / ethnic culture /