Photograph of two men standing next to a small television on the game show, Stop the Music. Both of them wear formal suits and have a single arm on the television set.

Photograph of a man and a woman on the game show Stop the Music. They both stand next to a television set in formal outfits. The man wears a suit and the woman wears a dress with pearls.

Photograph of a man and a woman on the set of Stop the Music, a game show. Both of them are dressed formally, the man in a suit and the woman in a dress and pearls. Both stand next to a television set that has "WBAP" written on one of its gears.

Photograph of two men on the set of Stop the Music, a game show. The two men both wear formal suits and stand next to a television set. A stand on the set reads "WBAP".

Gathered on-set, a band of people holding musical instruments is being filmed by a film crew.

Photograph of a cluster of people dancing and playing music together on-set, with film crew in the foreground.

Photograph of a group of musicians standing on a platform, wielding a variety of instruments. Two men stand off to the right of the group, with one of the men wielding a guitar. A small television set is located near the two men.

Photograph of a group of musicians perform on a television set. The musicians are dressed in cowboy gear, with all of them wearing cowboy hats. Three of the musicians, two men and one woman, perform under an overhead microphone, with one of the men holding a guitar. Another musician sits at a piano to the left of the group. The set they perform on is western-inspired, with a cabin set piece and a desert background.

Photograph of Ted Norman in front of a Country Gold sign. An illustration of a prospector with a pickaxe in hand can be seen behind him. The rest of the sign reads "Hear here, 820 Radio." Norman wears a suit, white shirt, and a patterned tie. He can be seen smiling, looking off-camera.

Photograph of Ted Norman in front of a Country Gold sign. An illustration of a prospector with a pickaxe in hand can be seen out of focus behind him. Norman wears a suit, white shirt, and a patterned tie. He can be seen looking at the camera with a slight smile.

Photograph of Ted Norman in front of a Country Gold sign. An illustration of a prospector with a pickaxe in hand can be seen behind him. The rest of the sign reads "Hear here, 820 Radio." Norman wears a suit, white shirt, and a patterned tie. He can be seen smiling, looking directly at the camera.

Photograph of a television set with both performers and the crew. Two men stand in front of film cameras, one wielding a guitar, and both dressed in cowboy clothing. In the foreground, camera operators are working.

Photograph of double exposure of two photographs of Mack Davis. One photograph is a portrait of Mack Davis holding an instrument. He is sitting for a portrait photo. He is slightly turned to the left and smiling to the left. He is photographed in front of a plain background while wearing a denim shirt. His hair is short and curly. The other images are of Davis facing to the side.

Photograph of four puppets holding American flags and drumsticks. The set includes a cutout of a building with brick walls. There is also a drum in front of the puppets.

Photograph of a woman standing at a podium speaking to a group of women. She is wearing a white shirt and has her hair curled up, she is looking down at a book on the stand in front of her. In the room behind her a woman is playing a piano, and a suited man sits in a chair watching the piano player. In front of the speaker three rows of women sit in chairs looking down at the books they are holding. On the wall to the right of the speaker is a painting of some flowers.

Photograph of a man in a suit reading from a book at a podium. Behind him in another room a woman sits at a piano. To his right another woman sits in front of a potted plant. The crowd listening to him speak is three rows of women who are all looking at him.

Photograph of five musicians standing in front of a truck on the Fruehaue Trailer Program with a television camera pointed at them.

Photograph of Roy Bacus and Art Davis listening to a record. Bacus is standing and has one foot up on a wooden chair. He is wearing professional clothes and has pens inside his chest pocket. He is looking at the binder he is holding open, and leaning on his knee. Davis, on the right, is sitting in a wooden chair wearing a suit and watching the record spin. Between the two men a large record player sits between them. On the left there are file cabinets, and in the right foreground is a desk full of stacks of paper.

Photograph of a TELOP for the musical "The King and I" by Rogers and Hammerstein. In the top left corner in small, cursive writing it says, "Rogers and Hammerstein's." Then, in large font across the rest of the TELOP is the words, "The King and I." In the bottom right corner is a line of music notes with a silhouette of a man dancing in front of it holding a sword above his head.

Photograph of a man and a woman standing on opposite sides of a television set. The man wears a formal suit and the woman wears a dress and pearls.

Photograph of Melvin and Katy Dacus on set. There is a man to the left. They are all seated on a patterned sofa. They appear to be in a conversation. Katy can be seen holding music sheets. Melvin is wearing a dark-colored suit and tie. Katy is wearing a patterned shirt, a skirt, and accessories. The man is wearing a suit and tie. There is a low table in front of them. On top of the table are decorations, books, and a taxidermy bird. Behind them, there are two framed pictures mounted on the wall and a lamp to the far right.

Photograph of Melvin and Katy Dacus on set. There is a man to the left. They are all seated on a patterned sofa. They appear to be in a conversation. Katy can be seen holding music sheets. Melvin is wearing a dark-colored suit and tie. Katy is wearing a patterned shirt, a skirt, and accessories. The man is wearing a suit and tie. There is a low table in front of them. On top of the table are decorations, books, and a taxidermy bird. Behind them, there are two framed pictures mounted on the wall and a lamp to the far right.

Photograph of Tom Mullarkey and two unidentified men, one of whom is dressed like a chauffeur, standing in front of a car on the set of Teen-Age Downbeat. The car is a four-door sedan with whitewall tires and the front driver side door says "Hillcrest Motor Co." while the back driver side door has a sticker that says "Her Majesty Queen for a Day". There is a large group of children standing behind the car, and against the wall is a large sign that looks like a music measure and says "Teen-Age Downbeat". Next to this sign is a grid-like screen that has the names of famous musicians in some of the squares of the grid.

Photograph of Tom Mullarkey, an unidentified man, and a young boy and girl standing in a group around a table on the set of Teen-Age Downbeat. The two children's backs are to the camera and Mullarkey is only visible in profile with his hand on his hip. To the right of the group is a four-door sedan, and the driver side back door is being held open by a man dressed like a chauffeur. On the car, the front driver side door says "Hillcrest Motor Co." while the back driver side door says "Her Majesty Queen for a Day". In the background of the image is a large group of children who are mostly concentrated on the left side of the image. Against the wall is a large music measure that says "Teen-Age Downbeat" and there are two screens visible that have a grid-like pattern with the names of famous musicians in the square of the grid.