Andy Russell presenting a bouquet of flowers to "Queen for a Day" Evelyn Gibson. Jack Bailey, emcee of the program, stands next to Gibson looking at Russell and smiling.
Armed Forces Radio Service group photo featuring Jinx Falkenburg, Marilyn Maxwell, an unidentified white man in a service uniform, Lucille Ball, Dorothy Lamour, and an unidentified white woman with...
Publicity photo of Helen Ward and Benny Goodman facing forward and smiling. Ward is wearing a satin dress and leaning against Goodman who is wearing a white suit and holding a clarinet under his arm.
Bob Eberly leaning over Pat Dexter, sitting in the center with two unidentified white women at a restaurant dining table. The woman on the left is holding a cigarette and looking directly at the...
Dave Dexter, Bob Eberly, and Helen O'Connell standing behind a microphone. Dexter is handing a record to an unidentified white man on the side. All are smiling.
Bob Eberly, Dave Dexter, and Helen O'Connell standing shoulder to shoulder and smiling. Dexter is holding a record with the Capitol label and O'Connell is holding sheet music by a microphone.
Carol Channing and Jerry Herman in costumes and on stage for "Hello, Dolly!" Channing is wearing an embroidered dress and a large feathered hat, standing over Herman who is seated and wearing a dark...
Singer Carolyn Grey sitting on a stool and looking at music while smiling with Shorty Sherock standing behind her playing trumpet. In front is an NBC microphone and conducting podium.
Publicity photo for the Carpenters featuring Richard and Karen Carpenter sitting among pillows, looking forward, and smiling. Karen is wearing a patterned blouse and Richard is wearing a Western...
Crowd in front of a stage at an unidentified location. An unidentified man is standing behind a microphone on stage smiling and raising one hand in the air.
Danny O'Neil crouching on stage to shake hands with two unidentified white women.
Dave Dexter and an unidentified white woman from the United Press at a dining table with drinking glasses. Both are smiling and looking forward. A crowd of people sit in the background.
Dave Dexter speaking with Maxine Gray in Union Station, Kansas City, Missouri. Dexter is holding a pencil and pad of paper and turned toward Gray. Gray is sitting back with a fur coat over her...
Dave Dexter and Pat Dexter seated at a dining table with Down Beat magazine staff. Pat Dexter is second from the right and facing forward while smiling. Dave Dexter is facing away and holding a...
Dave Dexter, Anita Ellis, Al Jarvis, Red Skelton, and Rod O'Connor seated at tables with microphones for a broadcast of "Can You Tie That" KLAC radio program in Los Angeles, California. An...
Dave Dexter, Nat King Cole, and Al Jarvis, unidentified white man, seated in a recording studio with two other unidentified white men and an unidentified white woman. Dexter, far left, is facing...
Desi Arnaz, Anita O'Day, and Dave Dexter seated at a table and looking to the side and talking during a taping of "Can You Tie That." radio broadcast. The table is covered with microphones, a pitcher...
Eddie Dein, Dave Dexter, and Walter Rubsamen standing and looking down at Al Jarvis and Connie Haines seated by KLAC microphones in a recording studio.
Ella Mae Morse and Johnny Mercer holding hands and embracing as though dancing in front of a patterned curtain. Morse is looking forward and smiling, wearing a white blouse and dark skirt. Mercer is...
Members of the Yakama tribe who appeared in the Technicolor film “Canyon Passage” holding a reception for Elsa Maxwell and others, presenting her with regalia. Others attending are Peggy Ryan (with...
Frank Sinatra on a radio broadcast with Gloria DeHaven. Sinatra and DeHaven are standing in front of a stage curtain. She is singing into an NBC microphone while Sinatra looks at her and smokes a pipe...
Headshot of Fred Lowrey and Dorothy Rae. Rae is wearing a scarf and wide brimmed hat, leaning forward and embracing Lowrey from behind. Lowrey is wearing a white tuxedo and black bowtie with...
Capitol Records producer Karl Engemann, Bobbie Gentry, Capitol Records president Salvatore J. Iannucci, Glen Campbell, and Capitol Industries president Stanley Gortikov standing in an office behind a...
Toddler on lap of singing star Joan Edwards is daughter Judy Ann, casting an appraising eye over music Mark Warnow is rehearsing for Columbia network's "Your Hit Parade" (from photo caption).
Karen and Richard Carpenter seated in director chairs side by side. Both looking at the camera and smiling.
