Photograph of a view of the set of a western-themed production. On the left, a man stands operates a large camera on a pedestal. "Star Telegram WBAP-TV Television" is on the side of the camera. Another man stands near him, partially cut from the frame. On the far left, an individual is partially visible squatting on a platform. In the background, three men in western clothing stand with their hands up in front of a faux-wood wall, while a fourth man walks towards them with two revolvers.

Photograph of a view of a WBAP-TV set. A row of Navy soldiers in uniform stands in front of a tall, solid curtain. A row of young men wearing dress shirts and cuffed jeans stands in front of them with one hand raised as if making a pledge. In the foreground, a man sits behind a large camera mounted to a pedestal. Text on the side of the camera reads, "Star-Telegram WBAP-TV Television."

Photograph of a view of the WBAP-TV newsroom. Two men and two women sit on living room furniture in a small Christmas-themed set. Props are stored beyond the set's left wall. Four men with large cameras and headphones stand in front of the set.

Photograph of a view of a WBAP-TV set. A group of men and women stand before a tall, solid curtain. In front of them, two women in formal clothing stand by a large video camera labeled "Star-Telegram WBAP-TV Television." On the right, a group of men gathers behind a smaller camera on a tripod.

Video footage from the WBAP-TV station in Fort Worth, Texas.

Video footage from the WBAP-TV station in Fort Worth, Texas.

Photograph of the Flying X Ranch Boys members in western attire performing.The Flying X Ranchboys were the first musical group to perform on television in Texas. Members from left: Lefty Perkins, guitar; Mel Cox, fiddle; Marvin "Smokey" Montgomery, banjo; Bruce "Roscoe" Pierce; Red Kidwell, bass; and Carroll Hubbard, fiddle.

Photograph of the Flying X Ranch Boys members in western attire clowning around. The Flying X Ranchboys were the first musical group to perform on television in Texas. Members from left: Lefty Perkins, guitar; Mel Cox, fiddle; Marvin "Smokey" Montgomery, banjo; Bruce "Roscoe" Pierce; Red Kidwell, bass; and Carroll Hubbard, fiddle.

Photograph of Paul S. Hollis, the inventor of "Poly Pop" which is the world's first powdered soft drink mix. Poly Pop was manufactured by Hollis' Big State Company in Fort Worth, Texas.

Photograph of the Flying X Ranch Boys members in western attire. The Flying X Ranchboys were the first musical group to perform on television in Texas. Members from left: Lefty Perkins, guitar; Mel Cox, fiddle; Marvin "Smokey" Montgomery, banjo; Bruce "Roscoe" Pierce; Red Kidwell, bass; and Carroll Hubbard, fiddle.

Photograph of the Flying X Ranch Boys members in western attire clowning around. The Flying X Ranchboys were the first musical group to perform on television in Texas. Members from left: Lefty Perkins, guitar; Mel Cox, fiddle; Marvin "Smokey" Montgomery, banjo; Bruce "Roscoe" Pierce; Red Kidwell, bass; and Carroll Hubbard, fiddle.

Photograph of Gordon Fitzgerald sitting at a desk in front of a WBAP microphone. In one hand, he holds two portraits and the other is holding a document. He wears a headset, button-up shirt, and khakis.

Photograph of Tom Breneman speaking to a man on stage at a "Breakfast in Hollywood" event sponsored by Kellogg's. Tom Breneman was the host and creator of the radio show "Breakfast in Hollywood".

Photograph of a "Goodyear" blimp featuring "WBAP News" on its' side. Multiple individuals can be seen standing under and around the blimp. Three automobiles are parked near the blimp.

Photograph of actors dressed in western attire, being filmed for the Baylor play. One of the actors holds guns in both of his hands and points them towards three other actors. The other actors stand with their hands raised up in surrender. Three camera operators can be seen filming the actors.

Photograph of an advertising display for Wesson oil and Snowdrift shortening.

Photograph of Ray Berry in western attire, playing music with his guitar and harmonica.

Photograph of window advertising for a large commercial television receiver set by United States Television.

Photograph of some of the musicians from the WBAP Saturday Morning Roundup Gang, featuring members of "The Red Hawks" band. Standing left to right: Dale Woodward, Jack Gibson, Ted Graves, Cecil Brower, unknown man, Red Woodward.

Photograph of Tom Breneman shaking a man's hand at a "Breakfast in Hollywood" event sponsored by Kellogg's. Tom Breneman was the host and creator of the radio show "Breakfast in Hollywood".

Photograph of Ted Gouldy standing between two horses in front of a wooden fence. Gouldy has a cigar in his mouth and is dressed in western attire. He looks to the side with a stern look on his face.

Photograph of a reporter standing on a WBAP-KGKO Star-Telegram truck, broadcasting during a parade for General Jonathan Wainwright in Fort Worth while a military tank passes by.

Photograph of a "Goodyear" blimp featuring "WBAP News" on its' side. Multiple individuals can be seen standing under and around the blimp. Three automobiles are parked near the blimp.

Photograph of Mr. Cranston with three unknown men during National Dog Week.