Jimmy Wakely and Kate Smith talking before a radio broadcast. Wakely is looking to the side and smiling, wearing suit and checkered shirt. Smith is looking up and smiling while holding her hands...
Joan Blondell and Frank Sinatra talking backstage. Blondell is leaning forward and brushing her hair while smiling at Sinatra. Sinatra is wiping his hands and smiling at Blondell.
Kay Starr, Bill Willard, and Gene Norman looking at papers and smiling at a table with an AFRS microphone hanging overhead.
Kenny Baker and Trudy Erwin standing behind a studio microphone and smiling. Both are performing on Armed Forces Radio Service show "Say It With Music."
Lionel Stander, Frank De Vol, Peggy Lee, and Dave Dexter seated at tables with microphones in a tile studio for a broadcast of "Can You Tie That" KLAC radio program hosted by Al Jarvis in Los Angeles...
Promotional photo of Lou Costello seated in a scooter sidecar looking to the side and smiling at Helen Walker. Walker is seated in the scooter and smiling at Costello.
Lou Place and Kenny Baker looking over papers at a studio microphone. They are performing on KMPC "Musical Scrapbook" program.
Louis Jordan, on the far left, sitting at a table with microphones with Dave Dexter, on the far right, and an unidentified man. All three are smiling and looking forward.
Louis Jordan, wearing a patterned suit and tie, holding a letter and standing to the left of an unidentified man in a photo still from the film "Swing Parade of 1946."
Louis Jordan, wearing a checkered suit, standing on a desk and singing in the middle of a room full of students in a photo still from the film "Swing Parade of 1946."
Louis Jordan, wearing a checkered suit, shaking the hand of an unidentified woman and standing next to an unidentified man wearing academic robes in a photo still from the film "Swing Parade of 1946."
Louis Jordan, wearing a suit and pointing up with his finger, standing between an unidentified man and woman in a photo still from the film "Swing Parade of 1946."
Publicity photo of Luana Patten, James Baskett, and Bobby Driscoll standing around a microphone for a radio performance of Walt Disney's "Song of the South." Patten and Driscoll are holding papers and...
Margaret O'Brien and Frank Sinatra singing for a broadcast of the AFRS program "Command Performance." Sinatra is looking up and to the side with his arm around O'Brien. O'Brien is holding papers in...
Marlin Hurt and Carol Stewart looking over scripts in a recording studio. Hurt is leaning back in a chair with his feet on a table and looking down at papers in his lap. Stewart is looking down and...
Clockwise from bottom left, two unidentified men, Mickey Dexter, Dave Dexter, Mel Blanc, an unidentified man, and Tennessee Ernie Ford are sitting at a dining table with coffee. All are looking up and...
Mickey Rooney, Frank Sinatra, and Tommy Dorsey speaking during a break on the set of Ship Ahoy (released 1942). Rooney is wearing a striped shirt and sleeping cap. Sinatra and Dorsey are wearing...
Nat King Cole, Helen Humes, Herb Shriner, and Jimmie Lunceford standing around an Armed Forces Radio Service microphone, Cole is wearing a pinstripe suit and holding a harmonica. Humes is wearing a...
Peggy Lee speaking on phone, with Frank De Vol, Al Jarvis, and Dave Dexter standing in a semi-circle looking at Lee and smiling.
Philip Dorn speaking with Artur Rubinstein. Dorn is leaning against a wall with one hand in his pocket, wearing a black tuxedo jacket. Rubinstein is looking to the side and talking while holding a...
An unidentified man leaning on a ledge with Red Skelton. Both men are smiling and looking to the side. Skelton is wearing a black suit and is leaning on sheet music.
Robert Preston, Bill Rigney, Nat King Cole posing for photo in baseball uniforms. Preston is holding a baseball glove and looking up. Rigney is wearing an Angels uniform and looking forward. Cole is...
Conductor-arranger Russ Case gets set for the downbeat as he and Johnny Desmond make records at the Victor Studios (from photo caption).
Tennessee Ernie Ford standing next to a desk in front of a KLAC microphone pointing to records on the table. Slim Gaillard is sitting behind the desk holding a record.
An unidentified man, Turhan Bey, an unidentified man, and Dave Dexter seated at tables with microphones for "Can You Tie That" KLAC radio program hosted by Jarvis in Los Angeles, California.
