Photograph of Ann Baxter on Johnny Hay's Show.

Photograph of Ann Baxter on Johnny Hay's show.

Photograph of two displays of Arrow shirts on the Ann Alden show. Alden and two men are on set, and appear to be in a conversation. She is wearing a patterned dress and heels. The two men to the right of her are wearing glasses, suits, and ties. There are wooden columns and a fake wall behind them. A camera operator for Fort Worth's Star Telegram is filming the program and he can be seen to the right of the image. Ann Alden was a stage name for Ann Barham Pugh.

Photograph of a girl wearing an American Indian costume including a feathered war bonnet on WBAP-TV's Bewley Barn Dance. She is sitting next to a cut-out display of a squirrel, and in front of a cut-out displays of a tent, clouds, and six American Indian men sitting on the ground. She can be seen pointing at one of the American Indian men to the left of the image.

Photograph of a girl wearing an American Indian costume including a feathered war bonnet on WBAP-TV's Bewley Barn Dance. She is standing in front of cut-out displays of a tent, a squirrel, clouds, and six American Indian men sitting on the ground.

Photograph of a girl wearing an American Indian costume including a feathered war bonnet on WBAP-TV's Bewley Barn Dance. She is standing in front of cut-out displays of a tent, a squirrel, clouds, and six American Indian men sitting on the ground. She is looking to the right of the image.

Photograph of a girl wearing an American Indian costume including a feathered war bonnet on WBAP-TV's Bewley Barn Dance. She is sitting next to a cut-out display of a squirrel, and in front of a cut-out displays of a tent, clouds, and six American Indian men sitting on the ground. She can be seen facing to the right and holding the ends of a feathered war bonnet.

Photograph of a display of a loaf of Holsum bread that reads "Holsum Butter'n Egg Sandwich" including an illustration. The bread is sitting on a table that is covered by a light-colored tablecloth.

Photograph of the Imperial Quartet's singers on WBAP-TV's Bewley Barn Dance. They are posing for the camera on a set that looks like the inside of a barn. The performers are all wearing matching attire. Standing from left to right, David Reece, Charles Speed, Homer Tankersley, Jr., Shaw Eiland, and Bill Randall. A film camera and two men are visible to the right. Behind the group, there is a cut-out display of buildings. There is a microphone on a boom pole hanging above them, and a clock on the wall.

Photograph of Margaret McDonald and a guest seated on set. They appear to be in a conversation. McDonald is wearing a light-colored shirt, a skirt, and accessories. The guest is wearing a suit, a patterned tie, and a pocket handkerchief. There is a low table in front of them. On top of the table are a plant and two pieces of decorations. Behind them, there are two pictures hanging on the wall and a floor lamp standing in a corner. There is also a tall curtain hanging to the left of the image.

Photograph of Margaret McDonald and a guest seated on set. They appear to be in a conversation. McDonald is wearing a light-colored shirt, a skirt, and accessories. The guest is wearing a suit, a patterned tie, and a pocket handkerchief. There is a low table in front of them. On top of the table are a plant and two pieces of decorations. Behind them, there are two pictures hanging on the wall and a floor lamp standing in a corner. There is also a tall curtain hanging to the left of the image.

Photograph of two displays of Arrow shirts on the Ann Alden's show. Alden is holding up a size chart. She is wearing a patterned dress and heels. There are wooden columns and a fake wall behind her. A WBAP-TV film camera can be seen to the right of the image. Ann Alden was a stage name for Ann Barham Pugh.

Photograph of two displays of Arrow shirts on the Ann Alden's show. Ann Alden is seated behind a desk and she is holding up a photograph. She is wearing a patterned dress. Her hair is dark, short, and wavy, in an updo. There is another man standing next to her. He is holding up another photograph. He is wearing a light suit and tie. They appear to be in a conversation. There are two wooden columns and a fake wall behind them. A film camera and a photo on an easel can be seen to the right of the image. Ann Alden was a stage name for Ann Barham Pugh.

Photograph of the Imperial Quartet's singers on WBAP-TV's Bewley Barn Dance. They are posing for the camera on a set that looks like the inside of a barn. The performers are all wearing matching attire and they are slightly turned to the right. Standing from left to right, Cecil Pollock, Charles Speed, Homer Tankersley, Jr., Shaw Eiland, and Bill Randall. A film camera is visible to the right. Behind the group, there is a cut-out display of buildings. There is a microphone on a boom pole hanging above them, and a clock on the wall.

Photograph of Margaret McDonald and a guest seated on set. They appear to be in a conversation. McDonald is wearing a light-colored shirt, a skirt, and accessories. The guest is wearing a suit, a patterned tie, and a pocket handkerchief. There is a low table in front of them. On top of the table are a plant and two pieces of decorations. Behind them, there are two pictures hanging on the wall and a floor lamp standing in a corner. There is also a chair and tall curtain hanging to the left of the image.

Photograph of Margaret McDonald and Auggie Rang in a kitchen. McDonald is wearing a dark-colored dress and accessories. Her hair is pulled into an updo. She is smiling and looking at the camera. Rang is wearing a light-colored suit and tie. He can be seen cutting meat and looking at the camera. They are standing behind an island in a kitchen advertised as a Youngstown Kitchen. Behind them, there is a refrigerator, a sink with a window above it, and cabinets. There are various pots, pans, and products on display. There is a WBAP-TV film camera to the right of the image. Above the sink window is a sign with the logo of an archer on it that says "Youngstown Kitchens by Mullins."

Photograph of Margaret McDonald and two guests seated on set. They appear to be in a conversation. McDonald is wearing a dark-colored jacket, a skirt, and accessories. The guests are wearing suits and patterned ties. There is a low table in front of them. On top of the table is a piece of decoration. Behind them, there are two pictures hanging on the wall and a floor lamp standing in a corner. There is also a tall curtain hanging to the left of the image. A film camera sits in the left foreground with writing on it that says, "Star-Telegram WBAP-TV Television."

Photograph of a high angle view of cuts of meat displayed on platters. A wooden ladder and tablecloths are visible in the image.

Photograph of a set that looks like the inside of a barn. There is a group of men and women posing for the camera. They are all dressed formally. In the background, there is a sign that reads "Bewley's Red Anchor Feeds." A woman can be seen holding a Bewley’s Anchor Feeds bag.

Photograph of two men standing on either side of a Skippy Creamy Peanut Butter display in a store. They are both dressed in formal attire. The man standing to the right has on an apron. Both men appear to be in a conversation. There are two women and various products visible in the background.

Photograph of two displays of Arrow shirts on the Ann Alden's show. Ann Alden is seated behind a desk and she is holding up a photograph. She is wearing a patterned dress. Her hair is dark, short, and wavy in an updo. There is another man standing next to her. He is holding up another photograph. He is wearing a light suit and dark tie. They appear to be in a conversation. There are two wooden columns and a fake wall behind them. A photo on an easel can be seen to the right, and a microphone on a boom pole is coming from the left, above and between the pair. Ann Alden was a stage name for Ann Barham Pugh.

Photograph of a window displaying Fab products. In the center of the display is a sign that reads "Watch for Colgate-Wesson Oil extra saving coupons being delivered in the Fort Worth 'era" and there are advertisements with illustrations hanging above and on both sides of the display.

Photograph of a MacMillan Ring Free Motor Oil die-cut tin curb sign. The sign is displayed in front of a door with a label that reads "The Mosler Safe Co. Hamilton Ohio." Another door is visible to the left and there are objects stacked on each other to the right of the image.

Photograph of Margaret McDonald and Auggie Rang in a kitchen. McDonald is wearing a dark-colored dress and accessories. Her hair is pulled into an updo. She is smiling and looking at the camera. Rang is wearing a light-colored suit and tie. He can be seen cutting meat and looking at the camera. They are standing behind an island in a kitchen advertised as a Youngstown Kitchen. Behind them, there is a refrigerator, a sink with a window above it, and cabinets. There are various pots, pans, and products on display. There is a WBAP-TV film camera to the right of the image. Above the sink window is a sign with the logo of an archer on it that says "Youngstown Kitchens by Mullins."