Photograph depicts a group of women wearing costumes.

Photograph depicts women and men posing together.

Photograph depicts women and men posing together.

Photograph depicts four people gathered around a table with one many signing something, possibly a guest book.
Written on the verso: "749-98. 14 Jan/73. P. 15 left. 5 col Comp. Brier Home. 110."

Photograph depicts two women in a bedroom

Photograph depicts Eddie Cantor and wife Ida Cantor opening the Jewish Old Folks Home, 1190 West Thirteenth Avenue.

Written on the verso: "'B' 2 - cols Page 6. Exterior of Jewish Old Folks Home on 13th Ave. 35%".

Photograph depicts a crowd of people at the grand opening of the Jewish Old Folks Home.
Written on the verso: "From Brier Pix Box. 6. Exterior of Jewish Old Folks Home on 13th Ave. 54083-6."

Photograph depicts the entrance to the Louis Brier Home.
2 copies. Colour copy scanned. Written on the recto of the black & white copy: "Impressive entranceway to present-day Louis Brier Home at 41st and Oak - a vast complex to 'add Life to our Years,' the motto of this important community institution."

Photograph depicts (l-r) an unidentified woman, Hirch Herman, Ida Cantor, Eddie Cantor, Mr. Shine, and an unidentified woman. Written on the verso: "J. S. Finkleman. Opening of Jewish Old Folks Home on 13th. Mr. [Shine] R of Eddie Cantor. 54083-8."
Caption from the JWB July 26, 1946: A shiny gold key is fitted into the lock of the Home here by the celebrated comedian, Eddie Cantor. On the left is his wife, Ida, and Hirch Herman, who paid $2,000 for the honor of presenting the key to Mr. Cantor. The money was part of $10,000 which Mr. Cantor helped gather during his two-week stay here.
The photograph's title is taken from the article title.
The Jewish Home for the Aged was incorporated under the auspices of the Jewish Men's Cultural Club and the Ladies' Auxiliary. The Home was located at West 13th Avenue.

Photograph depicts a model of Louis Brier Home and Hospital.
Written on the verso: "Make 2 x 3. 42%. 25274."