Photograph of three children in front of the fireplace. There is a pail hanging from the fireplace and two pans hanging next to it. Above the fireplace are branches of pine trees and two candles. A man is smoking a pipe and he is seated on a wooden armchair to the left. There is another man hanging up stockings by the fireplace. Both of the men are dressed in historical costumes. A table and a chair are in the right foreground. There is a plate with fruits and a towel on the table.

Photograph of a painting of three See Saw Zoo cartoon characters in a plane. In the back cage or 'window' a fox character is holding a bird character out of the window. In the front window a sheep character is controlling the plane. On the tail of the plane the word's "Joe's Pawn Shop" is painted.

Photograph of Ann Alden posing and smiling by some corn stalk plants on set. Her right hand is grabbing the corn stack, while her head is poking out on her left side. There is a projector screen in the background that appears to depict a photograph of a corn field. She is wearing a dark-colored dress and bracelets. Her hair is curled into an updo. There is a standing light to the left. Ann Alden was the stage name for Ann Barham Pugh.

Photograph of two men dressed in historical costumes in front of a building on set. They are facing one another and shaking hands near a window. The man standing to the right is smoking a pipe. A Christmas tree can be seen through the window inside the building. There is a door and two small pine trees in the background.

Photograph of Ann Alden holding an ax with one hand and puts one finger over her mouth in the other. She is standing by some corn stalk plants on set. There is a projector screen in the background that appears to depict a photograph of a cornfield. She is wearing a collared dress with cuffs and dark-colored heels. Her hair is curled into an updo. Ann Alden was the stage name for Ann Barham Pugh.

Photograph of a window displaying see-saw zoo glasses. There are signs that read "4 favorite characters. Maurice, Professor, Brutus and Bonnie. Get these beautiful see-saw glasses Vandervoorts Cottage Cheese," and "Find out how you can get a set of see-saw zoo glasses on Vandervoort's see-saw zoo." The signs include illustrations of favorite characters.

Photograph of Ann Alden smiling and touching some corn stalk plants and holding a basket with her left arm. She is wearing a dark-colored dress, necklace, makeup, and earrings. Her hair is curled into an updo. A man can be seen to the left of the image crouching and holding the corn stalk plants in his hands. He is wearing a long-sleeve shirt, dark-colored pants, and a watch. There is a projector screen in the background that appears to depict a photograph of a corn field. There is a standing light to the left. Ann Alden was the stage name for Ann Barham Pugh.

Photograph of an unidentified woman standing by a tall window. She is wearing a dark-colored dress and heels with her hair pulled back. She is holding a folded sheet of paper in front of her and can be seen looking out the window. There is an armchair behind her and a chair sits in the right foreground. There is a boom pole with a microphone hanging above, and a fake pine tree can be seen to the far right of the image.

Photograph of Ann Alden smiling and holding some corn stalk plants in one hand and a basket in the other. A man can be seen to the left of the image crouching and holding the corn stalk plants in his hands. He is wearing a long-sleeve shirt, dark-colored pants, and a watch. There is a projector screen in the background that appears to depict a photograph of a corn field. She is wearing a dark-colored dress, earrings, and bracelets. Her hair is curled into an updo. There is a standing light to the left. Ann Alden was the stage name for Ann Barham Pugh.

Photograph of Ann Alden and a woman with a bear on set. Alden is wearing a dark-colored dress, earrings, and heels. The woman is wearing a decorative costume and headpiece. The bear is wearing a decorative neckpiece and seated on a chair. On the wall behind them, there are posters depicting a clown and advertising Moslah Temple's Shrine Circus. A table covered with objects is visible to the left and checkered tiles on the floor. There is a boom pole with a microphone to the left of the image. Ann Alden was a stage name for Ann Barham Pugh.

Photograph of Ann Alden and a woman with a bear on set. Alden is wearing a dark-colored dress, earrings, and heels. The woman is wearing a decorative costume and headpiece. The bear is wearing a decorative neckpiece and headpiece and seated on a chair. There is a man holding a stick and walking away from the set. He is wearing a dark-colored shirt, a belt, pants, and shoes. On the wall behind them, there are posters depicting a clown and advertising Moslah Temple's Shrine Circus. There is a boom pole with a microphone to the left of the image.

Photograph of a print illustrating eleven arrows with labels pointing in different directions. The print is taped to a wall.

Photograph of Margaret McDonald and three others posing for a Ranch Style Beans display. There is a table in the middle laden with cans of beans. McDonald stands on the left holding a can of beans out to another woman to the right, who is looking toward McDonald. McDonald is smiling at the camera. A representative of Ranch Style Beans stands on the far right holding out a can of beans to another woman on the left. She is looking forward and reaching for the beans. Boxes of beans are stacked up nearly to the ceiling behind them.

Photograph of Ann Alden and a woman with a bear on set. Alden is wearing a dark-colored dress and heels. The woman is wearing a decorative costume and headpiece. The bear is wearing a decorative neckpiece and seated on a chair. On the wall behind them, there are posters depicting a clown and advertising Moslah Temple's Shrine Circus. A table covered with objects is visible to the left and checkered tiles on the floor. There is a boom pole with a microphone coming from the left side of the image. Ann Alden was a stage name for Ann Barham Pugh.

Photograph of Ann Alden and a woman with a bear on set. Alden is wearing a dark-colored dress, earrings, and heels. The woman is wearing a decorative costume and headpiece. The bear is wearing a decorative neckpiece and headpiece and seated on a chair. On the wall behind them, there are posters depicting a clown and advertising Moslah Temple's Shrine Circus. There is a boom pole with a microphone to the left, and a film camera sits in the left foreground with writing on it that says, "Star-Telegram WBAP-TV Television." Ann Alden was a stage name for Ann Barham Pugh.

Photograph of Margaret McDonald standing with a Ranch Style Beans representative. McDonald stands on the right holding a can of beans with both hands and smiling at the camera. The rep stands on the left looking down at the can of beans he holds in his hand. Boxes of beans are stacked up to the top of the image in the background.

Photograph of three children in front of the fireplace. There is a pail hanging from the fireplace and pans hanging next to it. Above the fireplace are branches of pine trees and two candles. The set is enclosed by fake walls. A man is holding up a candle to the left and another man is giving a cup to a child. Both of the men are dressed in historical costumes. A table and a chair are visible to the left. There is a plate with fruits and a towel on the table.

Photograph of Ann Alden and a woman with a bear on set. Alden, center-left on the photograph, is wearing a dark-colored dress, earrings, and heels. The woman on the center-right of the photograph, is wearing a decorative costume and headpiece. She can be seen holding a cone hat. The bear is wearing a decorative neckpiece and seated on a chair. On the wall behind them, there are posters depicting a clown and advertising Moslah Temple's Shrine Circus. A table covered with objects is visible to the left and checkered tiles on the floor. There is a boom pole with a microphone coming from the left of the image, directly above the bear.

Photograph of Doc Rhuman with Margaret McDonald, another man, two children, and two calves. McDonald stands on the left looking down at the children, an older man stands in the middle smiling at McDonald, and on the right Rhuman stands laughing with a hand in his pocket. In the front stands two small children dressed as cowboys. Both kids hold a rope to a calf on the left of them and are smiling at the camera.

Photograph of Billy Reno in one full-length pose and he is standing in front of a bench. He is looking away from the camera and has his hands on his gun belt. He is wearing a cowboy hat tilted back, a light-colored button up long sleeve shirt, pants, and boots. Behind him, there is a guitar and a box with objects in it on the bench. The floor is white marble and the background is painted like wooden walls.

Photograph of Ann Alden and a woman with a bear on set. Alden is wearing a dark-colored dress, earrings, and heels. The woman is wearing a decorative costume and headpiece. The bear is wearing a decorative neckpiece and on a leash. On the wall behind them, there are posters depicting a clown and advertising Moslah Temple's Shrine Circus. A table covered with objects is visible to the left and checkered tiles on the floor. There is a boom pole with a microphone to the left of the image. Alden is standing to the bear's right and the guest is standing to the bear's left. Ann Alden is a stage name for Ann Barham Pugh.

Photograph of two men in suits, looking at a small board on an easel with symbols on it. There are three lines of symbols on the board. The men are standing on either side of the board and pointing at it with one hand.

Photograph of Margaret McDonald speaking with a representative for Ranch Style Beans. McDonald and the rep both hold cans of beans and are looking down. A table sits in front of them laden with cans of beans and sauces. Behind them is a large quantity of Ranch Style Beans stacked within boxes nearly reaching the ceiling.

Video footage from the WBAP-TV television station in Fort Worth, Texas, to accompany a news story.