"Cheyenne" star Clint Walker with Joseph Redmond (far right) and unidentified members of the KMBC staff in the KMBC studio at 11th and Central, Kansas...
Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis in a promotional shot for the film "Pardners".
Full caption reads: Center shot - Herbert (Cowboy) Coward stand shocked as his depraved partner played by Bill McKinney takes an arrow in the back...
Hugh O'Brian (left), star of the television show "Wyatt Earp", John Lupton (center), star of the television show "Broken Arrow", and Clint Walker...
Jack Benny, with a violin, and a group of unidentified people at the KMBC studio at 11th and Central, Kansas City, Mo.
Jack Haley, Frank Sinatra, and Barbara Hale in a publicity still from the film "Higher and Higher".
Full caption reads: White-water rapids of the Chattooga River in northern Georgia forced Jon Voight to become a canoeing expert while filming Warner...
Full caption reads: Jon Voight stars in Warner Bros.' "Deliverance," the story of how even decent men will kill to survive, produced and directed by...
Full caption reads: A moment of panic strikes Jon Voight in a scene from Warner Bros.' "Deliverance," produced and directed by John Boorman. Burt...
Full caption reads: Lashed to a tree by a pair of depraved mountaineers played by Bill McKinney and Herbert (Cowboy) Coward (in background), Jon...
Full caption reads: Held at gunpoint as his friend is sexually assaulted by a pair of mountaineers, Jon Voight plays a scene from Warner Bros.'...
Joseph Redmond and Gordon MacRae at the KMBC station at 11th and Central in Kansas City, Mo.
Full caption reads:Ned Beatty debuts in Warner Bros.' "Deliverance," starring Jon Voight and Burt Reynolds. As co-star in the film produced and...
Full caption reads: Newcomers Ned Beatty (left) and Ronny Cox (center) go over a scene with stars Burt Reynolds and Jon Voight preparing their first...
Full caption reads: Film bow by Ronny Cox and Ned Beatty finds them playing a scene with star Jon Voight in Warner Bros.' explosive drama "Deliverance...
Victor Moore and his wife; Moore performed at the Orpheum Theatre in Kansas City, Missouri, in 1913.
