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During Red Star Line cruises, the World Cruise News newspaper was printed. The publication was free, and came out three times a week.
In 1931, Douglas Fairbanks was a Hollywood star. He acted, wrote screenplays and produced films.
John Malget was born in Luxembourg.
Mrs Anderson boarded the Lapland in London on 16 July 1932.
Eugène Van Hove lived in Antwerp. In December 1927, he started work on the Belgenland, which departed on a world cruise.
Well-to-do children also came on cruises. Adine Wili was eleven years old when she boarded the Lapland with her parents in 1932.
Scott Henderson, a friendly Canadian, donated this album to the Red Star Line Museum a few years ago.
François De Ridder was hired by the Red Star Line as a ‘writer’, in charge of passenger records.
George Karcher worked as a cadet on the Belgenland.
Walter Pittoors was the ship’s printer on various world cruises on the Belgenland.
