An unidentified woman in London, England looking up from a newspaper.
Portrait of an African American woman, possibly Norene Tate, seated and holding a rosary in her hands, head tilted to the left and resting on her hand.
A woman, possibly Jean Clayton, standing outside in summer wearing a white dress and hat.
Woody Herman speaking from behind a podium on a stage lined with portrait photographs on music stands of Buck Clayton, James P. Johnson, Pee Wee Russell, and Billy Holiday, with an unidentified man...
Buck Clayton watching as jazz students practice during class, including one African American woman singing, in New York City.
Portrait of a young Count Basie in a suit and tie; facing a little to the left.
Portrait of an unidentified young African American couple with their arms around each other and wearing heavy coats and hats.
Zoot Sims speaking with an unidentified man with Budd Johnson in the background.
Zoot Sims speaking with Budd Johnson and an unseen person.
Zoot Sims makes Budd Johnson, looking at each other, laugh as they stand on stage, holding their saxophones, Buck Clayton's right side visible. At the Concert Party at the Irving Center, New York.
Zoot Sims playing the tenor saxophone.
Buddy Tate, looking serious, with his arm around Buck Clayton's shoulder while Zoot Sims, wearing a hat, looks at them and away from the camera. At the Concert Party at the Irving Center, New York.
Zoot Sims, turned sideways to the camera behind a microphone, with Buck Clayton and Budd Johnson play standing on the stage. At the Concert Party at the Irving Center, New York.
Zoot Sims, Budd Johnson, and Buck Clayton standing on stage, listening to, possibly, Nancy Harrow sing into a microphone. At the Concert Party at the Irving Center, New York.
Zutty Singleton sitting beside a drum set.
