Photograph of an advertisement for Vandervoort's Party Dip. The paper is white and in the center is an illustration of a container of the dip and the lid reads ""It's sure good" Vandervoort's Ready to Serve Party Dip net wt. 8 oz Fort Worth, Texas". To the right of this illustration is text that has been attached to the paper in strips, and this text reads "New! Low Calorie French Onion Party Dip by Vandervoort's". Each strip, or line, has a different font and the word Vandervoort's is stylized as the brand's logo, with the word being inside a black rectangle that is in front of a black V. On the top left edge of the page is a hand written message that reads "This is TELOP, please rush!" and the first three words of this message are underlined. At the bottom of the page is a message that reads "One positive stat this is for a TELOP: make copy (art) exact same size, centered within "X4" with no marks on".

Photograph of Ann Alden sitting at a table. She is wearing a dark dress, dark heels, and smiling at the camera. Two metal bowls sit on the table and Alden is reaching to touch one. A large painted sign that looks like a penguin stands to the right of the table. Ann Alden was a stage name for Ann Barham Pugh.

Photograph of a slide that reads "Bewly Mills Fort Worth Texas" in font whites against a dark-colored background. The slide is taped against a light-colored wall next to an outlet.

Photograph of Ann Alden sitting on a tile floor and facing downward on set. She is wearing a patterned dress with white gloves that stop at her wrist. Her curly hair is pulled back in an updo. There are curtains in the background. A couch is visible to the left and a chair can be seen to the right of the image. Ann Alden was a stage name for Ann Barham Pugh.

Photograph of Ann Alden sitting and talking with three other women. Two of the women are sitting on a sofa on the left side of the image while Alden and the fourth woman are sitting in chairs on the right side of the image. Alden is wearing a sleeveless white dress and the woman in the chair next to her is wearing a plaid dress with a flower crown. This woman has her arms crossed on her lap and is holding a cigarette in one of her hands. The two women on the sofa are wearing white short sleeve dresses that have Peter Pan collars and they are both looking at the other women. In the middle of the room is a coffee table that has a plant in the center of it and some envelopes on the right side of the plant. There is a side table in between the sofa and the chairs that has a lamp on it and the walls are covered by curtains. Ann Alden was a stage name for Ann Barham Pugh.

Photograph of the interior at Rockyfeller Hamburgers.

Photograph of the audience for Bobby Peter's circus day show.

Photograph of Bobby Peters and other actors interacting with the audience for the circus day show. Some of the actors are dressed in clown costumes. Most of the audience are children seated on the floor. In the background are adults seated on chairs.

Photograph of a weatherman conducting a weather review.

Photograph of an aerial view of Bobby Peter's circus day show displaying actors dressed as clowns.

Photograph of Dean Raymond packing a suitcase with two puppets. The two puppets are the canine puppet wearing an eyepatch and the longhorn puppet wearing a plaid shirt. The puppets are also packing with tiny suitcases.

Photograph of the interior of a restaurant. The restaurant has booths for tables and a bar with stools. A woman works at the bar. Two of the booths are occupied and a man sits at the bar. The diner includes a jukebox and the floor has checkered tiles.

Photograph of a Mission Orange beverages advertisement. The advertisement includes happy people and the phrase "Everyone loves Mission Orange".

Photograph of a plate of dessert. The plate has a piece of cake topped with a scoop of ice cream with nuts.

Photograph of several dancers perform in front of a raised stage. An audience watches the dancers and Western musicians perform on the stage in the North Side Coliseum.

Photograph of a portrait of Jack Valentine. He wears Western clothing and poses with a guitar while leaning on a Western saddle. A fake cactus is in the background.

Photograph of a performance during Bobby Peters' Circus Day. Four clowns perform on set with a small boy dressed in a Western outfit. An audience of children watch the show. The set includes a refrigerator and a television.

Photograph of a portrait of Jack Valentine. He wears a plaid suit. He sits backwards in a chair, leaning on the backrest and looks off camera.

Photograph of sky visible through tree branches. The photograph may be the result of multiple exposures.

Photograph of an advertisement for Ford Texas Motors in Fort Worth.

Photograph of a man pulling food from an open refrigerator and eating it. He sits at a table in front of the fridge. On the table are ingredients and food items, including a loaf of bread.

Photograph of Cousin Harold Goodman. He wears a Western-style jacket with fringe and a trilby hat and neck-cloth.

Photograph of two women walking outside an airport. They wear dresses, high heels, gloves, and hats. One holds a folded newspaper or magazine and handbag. She holds her hat with her other hand. They are linked arms.

Photograph of five men on a set designed to look like a barbershop. One man sits in a chair with three men standing behind him. Three of the men wear white shirts and bow-ties and all four have mustaches. The fifth man wears blackface makeup and sits in front of the seated man while shining his shoes.