Photograph of two film camera operators working. The operators are standing behind their cameras which are attached to a short wall in front of them and are pointed at a completely dark space. The men are both wearing patterned short sleeve shirts with light colored pants and they have headphones over their ears. There is a third man who is sitting to the left of the image and he is dressed the same as the other two and also has headphones on. He is looking over the wall and on the counter next to him is a monitor.

Photograph of a poster for the First Annual Fort Worth Auto Show.

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. All four men wear white shirts and bow-ties and have mustaches. The fifth man sits on a chair to the left and is obscured from view by lights. The man that is seated is wearing blackface makeup.

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.

Photograph of a young audience attending the Foremost Show.

Photograph of a standing audience attending the Foremost Show.

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.

Photograph of four men on a set designed to look like a barbershop. One man sits in a chair with three men standing behind him. All four men wear white shirts and bow-ties and have mustaches. A camera operator is on the left of the photograph.

Photograph of a slide that reads "General Electric Progress is our most important product" in black font. The slide is against a wall.

Photograph of a slide that reads "General Electric Progress is our most important product" in white font. The slide is against a dark-colored background.

Photograph of a slide about an offer on S.H. green stamps. On the slide, it is written, "Tomorrow double with every purchase." The word double is written to look doubled, with the lower word slightly overlapping. The logo for S.H. is placed to the left of the writing, with the logo for Cox's placed below the writing.

Photograph of a slide with writing along the top that says, "TOMORROW DOUBLE." Double is written so the word is doubled, slightly on top of one another. Below the word double the words, "With every purchase," is written. A logo shaped like a shield says, "We give S. H. green stamps." Below this logo to the right is a black diamond logo with "Cox's" written inside it.

Photograph of a group of individuals visiting the WBAP set. Two men are sitting in chairs with eight individuals around them. They are posing for the picture.

Photograph of several cars parked in a lot for the Bobby Peter's show. There are buildings, trees, and utility poles visible in the background.

Photograph of children on the Bobby Peter's show. Peter is crouching on the ground besides a child in front of audience members sitting in rows of folding chairs. There are lights hanging from the ceiling and glass windows into rooms filled with people. The floor is covered in checkered tiles, and there is an exit sign to the left by a doorway. In the center of the image, there is a clock on the wall.

Photograph of a behind view of floor crews. They are filming Harold Taft on set. He is conducting a weather review.

Photograph of Harry S. Truman smiling. He is sitting in a chair with his hands in his lap. He is wearing a business suit.

Photograph of Bobbie Wygant on set. She is sitting for a portrait photo. She is smiling with teeth at the camera. She is photographed in front of a plain background while wearing a light-colored dress, a patterned necktie, and earrings. Her hair is dark, short, and wavy.

Photograph of Daniel Price and his family inside of a horse drawn carriage. The carriage is on a neighborhood street facing the right. Three men are in the yard that the carriage is in front of. One man stands at a tripod on the side walk, and two men are sitting in the grass watching.

Photograph of actor Joseph Cotten being interviewed by Bobbie Wygant. He is sitting next to her with his legs crossed and his hands on the table in front of him. Wygant is laughing with her eyes closed. Behind them are curtains.

Photograph of Henry De La Garza and Willie Monroe on a stage in the Channel 5 studio. They are sitting across from a man and a woman for an interview. Between the two pairs of individuals is a round table with flower arrangements.

Photograph of J. B. Brimbley holding a guitar in front of a western backdrop. He stands with one foot and elbow propped up on a wooden fence and looks to the side with a blank expression on his face. He wears a cowboy hat, cowboy boots, a fringe jacket, and pants.

Photograph of J. B. Brimbley playing guitar in front of a western backdrop. He stands with one foot propped up on a wooden fence and looks to the side with a slight smile on his face. He wears a cowboy hat, cowboy boots, a fringe jacket and pants.

Photograph of J. B. Brimbley standing next to a WBAP-TV camera and holding a guitar. He stands with one foot propped up on the base of the camera's tripod and looks at the camera with a slight smile on his face. He wears a cowboy hat, cowboy boots, a fringe jacket, and pants.