Richard Davis seated with his bass and Bobby Rosengarden playing drums in the background.
Roy Eldridge, seated, with Maxine Sullivan standing next to him.
Roy Eldridge, Jonah Jones, Rex Stewart and Trummy Young performing on stage in New York.
Roy Eldridge speaking into a microphone with Jimmy Maxwell, trumpet, and unidentified musicians on clarinet and trombone.
Roy Eldridge speaking into a microphone with Jimmy Maxwell playing trumpet and an unidentified white male clarinetist.
Roy Eldridge with Buck Clayton and an unidentified musician (Maybe Jabbo Smith?) smiling and standing in front of a picture of Roy Eldridge.
Ruby Braff watching as Dick Hyman plays piano, a copy of "Avenue" magazine on the music cradle of the piano.
Sarah Vaughan singing into a microphone with unidentified African American male bassist behind her.
Publicity photo of a scene from the film where Steve Allen (as Benny Goodman) is speaking with Hy Averback (as manager Willard Alexander); also seen are Buck Clayton and, possibly, Buddy Ray...
Buck Clayton seated with Jabbo Smith in France.
Buck Clayton listens intently to the unidentified white woman speaking seriously sitting next to him at a banquet table. Many unidentified white people sit at the banquet table all with serious looks...
Sam Woodyard, drums, Walter Page, bass, and Buck Clayton, trumpet, performing on stage with Clayton throwing a large and striking shadow against a wall.
Woody Herman shaking hands with Buck Clayton; both wearing coats and Herman is holding a large envelope in one hand.
Sidney Bechet, Mezz Mezzrow, clarinets, Jack Butler, trumpet, and Wilbur DeParis, trombone.
Mezz Mezzrow performing with Sidney Bechet and Jack Butler.
Illinois Jacquet seated backstage, having a cigarette, in New York.
Possibly Buddy Tate, standing outside and speaking with Stanley Dance and an unidentified woman. Stanley Dance is drinking a beer. Buddy Tate's back is to the camera.
Buck Clayton seated at a window and speaking to Stanley Dance who is holding a sheaf of papers.
Stanley Dance seated with Buck Clayton at a window.
Signed portrait of Stella and Papo with two other group members dressed in Brazilian costumes with drum and bongos.
Publicity photo of Steve Allen (as Benny Goodman) performing with members of the band, including Buck Clayton, trumpet, as part of the film The Benny Goodman Story.
Publicity photo of Steve Allen (as Benny Goodman) performing with the band in a reenactment of the 1938 Carnegie Hall Jazz Concert; Buck Clayton is standing and playing trumpet.
Signed portrait of Stuff Smith and, likely, his Onyx Club Boys.
A stylish unidentified white man and woman laugh during a conversation at a party with three unidentified white people behind them, most likely at Dick Gibson's Jazz Party in Vail, Colorado.
A seated, mixed gender audience, white and black, probably in Khartoum, Sudan.
