Photograph of a TELOP of a Spartan sewing machine and a Singer vacuum. Both items are sitting on a light box in the center of the image. The sewing machine sits on the left. It is shiny and black, has "Spartan" labeled on it, and has a light cloth under the needle. The vacuum sits on the right. It is lighter colored and has a long tube connecting to the long vacuum handle. The cords of both machines hang in front of the box. Behind them are other desks, and another Singer sewing machine against the wall. Some of the desks have papers on them.

Photograph of a slide depicting three cartoon people. In the top center is a cartoon woman wearing a light hat, big jewelry, and a black shirt with a v neckline. She has her mouth open like she is speaking, and has her left arm up with her hand open. She has short, dark hair. On the bottom left is another woman with light, curly hair. She is wearing pearl earrings, and a black shirt. She is smiling and looking to the right. On the bottom right is a man with his left arm laying on a surface in front of him, as he leans his head on his right hand. He has short, dark hair and is wearing a white shirt. He is smiling contentedly with his eyes closed.

Photograph of a WBAP-TV camera operator filming at an event. In the background, there are people standing behind him.

Photograph of three unidentified men standing in front of a Rambler brand car on a sound stage. The car is sitting in front of a dark curtain that is hanging from the ceiling and arranged in an L-shape. On the curtain near the trunk of the car is a design on the curtain that looks like flower petals in a wavy circle. Behind the hood of the car, there is a sign that looks like a road sign against the curtain the says "Rambler Dallas-Tarrant County Rambler Dealers". There is a WBAP-TV camera in front of the men on the left side of the image and the sign for Teen-Age Downbeat is visible above the black curtain. The left edge of the picture reads "59-399" in white, vertical writing.

Photograph of a display of a sewing machine for a TELOP. the light colored sewing machine has "Singer" labeled on it, and is attached to a dark desk. The desk has three drawers on it's left, and one long one on it's right side. A cabinet sits in the background piled high with different threads.

Photograph of a slide advertising the locations of Equitable Savings Association. The slide has a white border of varying widths and is pinned to a black board.The background of the slide is black and there are four white strips that contain text that reads "Equitable Savings Association 2604 West Berry 704 West 7th Street" in black letters. The addresses are in a sans-serif font while the company name is in a serif font.

Photograph of a dark colored 1960 Lark Studebaker. The car is facing the front left, and is placed on a wooden platform over the water. Three people are standing on a small raft to the left of the platform. The raft has a striped covering. From left to right the three people are two men and a woman. The left-most man is wearing a suit, and smiling at the woman. The central man is wearing a hat and uniform and is also smiling at the woman. The woman is wearing a light colored coat and looking down. There is a sign attached to the raft that says, "Please set hand brake." An expanse of water makes up the background.

Photograph of a Singer sewing machine and vacuum for a TELOP. The sewing machine sits on the left side, it is black, labeled as "Spartan," and has a cloth under it's needle. The vacuum sits on the right, it is light colored, has a long tube and vacuum handle. The cords of the machines fall towards the front, with the pedal attached to the sewing machine's cord. The two machines sit on a light colored trunk.

Photograph of a Singer sewing machine.

Photograph of Jim Morgan speaking into a microphone and standing next to guests on set.

Photograph of a TELOP for Rambler that is pinned to a black board. The TELOP features a Rambler sedan tat is sitting in front of a building. The building is brick and looks to be two stories. It has an awning that is hanging over glass doors and two women are standing under this awning talking. The car is a light colored four door with white wall tires. The windows are all rolled down and the license plate on the front of the car says "1960".

Photograph of Larry Morrell holding a bouquet of flowers. He is standing in front of a Gordon Boswell Flowers sign. He wears a suit and tie. Morrell looks at the camera and smiles.

Photograph of a group of men moving a large tape machine from a truck into a building.

Photograph of Herman Clark handing wrapped gifts to an unidentified woman. She is holding gifts on one hand while holding a cowbell with the other. They look at each other and appear to be speaking.

Photograph of Roy Bacus handing cowbells to Johnny Sullivan and an unidentified woman. Bacus is standing in the middle of the group, and has his arms crossed left over right on his chest and in each hand he holds a cowbell. Sullivan and the woman are both reaching out to grab the cowbells from Bacus. Sullivan is in profile and is looking off to the left while Bacus and the woman are looking straight at the camera. They are standing behind a table with stacks of cups, a fake plant, and a coffee pot on it.

Photograph of two slides advertising the First National Bank of Fort Worth. They are both facing inwards. The left one has a black oval in the middle with white writing inside saying, "Time-Pay." The right slide has a picture of multiple automobiles in the center. It is of four automobiles of varying distances and facing multiple directions. The closest car is partially obscured and facing forward, while the car behind it is facing right. The third car is on the right and facing backwards. The final car is facing the front right.

Photograph of two slides advertising the First National Bank of of Fort Worth. Both slides are facing outwards. The left slide says, "The First National Bank of Fort Worth." In front of the writing the logo for the bank is displayed, which is a black box with the letters F, N, and B. The F is twice the size of the N and B. The right slide has a black circle with white writing in it that says, "Time-Pay." Below that is black writing that says, "Quick, convenient, economical."Each of the three words is in a different font.

Photograph of Rupert Bogan in a film studio looking at tape equipment. He is wearing glasses and a dark suit.

Photograph of unidentified men pushing forward tape equipment in a film studio.

Photograph of a group of men moving tape equipment into a film studio.

Photograph of a group of men lifting tape equipment into a film studio. A plastic sheet covers the equipment.

Photograph of a man arranging tape equipment in a film studio. He wears slacks with a plaid button-up shirt and glasses. He looks upwards as he places a hand on the equipment.

Photograph of a group of men opening a crate that contains large tape equipment. A man standing to the right is trying to open the crate with a crowbar.

Photograph of men installing new tape equipment in the film studio. In the background, a man has a cigarette in his mouth.