Photograph of six men posing for the Falstaff bowling team. The two men on the left are are speaking to one another while the other four men are looking to the left. The wall behind them has a sign that says, "Falstaff." There is a chalkboard on the left says, "WBAP-TV, Title: Falstaff Interview, Wrk Ord -, Cam -, Take 2 ... [etc.]." All of the men are wearing either suits or short-sleeved, collared shirts.

Photograph of a lobby window advertising Breck hair products. A dark sign in the top middle says, "as advertised on WBAP-TV." A larger sign below that has a drawing of a woman facing the right inside of a circle. Some of the writing on the top of the sign says, "Breck Hair Set Mist," and on the bottom it says, "Breck." Two signs, one on the right and one on the left, have drawings of someone holding the bottle of hair set mist. The writing on these signs say, "Breck Hair Set Mist," and "it does not make hair stiff, Breck." Small cards with pictures of other women with their hair done up sit on the sides of the central sign. In the very middle, sitting at the bottom are two small bottles of the Set Mist. Above the advertising display is decorative music notes along the top.

Photograph of an illustrated advertisement for Carnation milk and ice cream. The illustration includes a farmer and his dairy cow.

Photograph of a slide with an image of an old Carnation Milk car, holding various boxes of milk. There is much writing on the side of the vehicle, the largest words, however, are the labeling for Carnation Milk. A man stands behind the car loading it up with the product.

Photograph of a Carnation Milk factory. It is taken from far away, with the entire building in view, with the company name painted on the side.

Photograph of Don Thomas holding an ax up with both hands. He is smiling while wearing glasses and a short sleeved shirt. A strip of film that is sitting on a wooden stool is held up by a string to have it resemble a snake, which he is brandishing the ax at. Behind him is a small projector screen with rolls of film stacked on top of it, and more boxes and shelves full of rolls of film.

Photograph of Don Thomas holding an ax and facing the left. He is holding the small tool with both hands towards a strip of film sitting on a wooden stool. Thomas has a comedic grimace on his face. In the background is a small projector screen with rolls of film stacked on top, as well as shelves full of more film.

Photograph of five men standing in front of a large sign that says, "Falstaff." Three of the men have their arms behind their backs, and the other two have their arms at their sides. They are all wearing suits or polo shirts and smiling while looking forward. A wall in the back says, "WBAP-TV."

Photograph of a line of girls posing on the set of Teen-Age Downbeat. There are ten girls in total, standing with their right foot pointed forward and their hands on their hips. All of them are smiling at the camera. Many of them wear stripes or plaid patterns, Behind them, a large, metal sign with music notes on it says, "Teen-Age Downbeat." On the left, a stand with smaller, square signs on it read, "Fabian, Paul Anka," etc. On the right, more signs say, "The Drifters, Elvis Presley, Lloyd Price," etc. The numbers 60-265 are written on the right of the image.

Photograph of a lobby window advertising Breck hair products. A dark sign in the top middle says, "as advertised on WBAP-TV." A larger sign below that has a drawing of a woman facing the right inside of a circle. Some of the writing on the top of the sign says, "Breck Hair Set Mist," and on the bottom it says, "Breck." Two signs, one on the right and one on the left, have drawings of someone holding the bottle of hair set mist. The writing on these signs say, "Breck Hair Set Mist," and "it does not make hair stiff, Breck." Small cards with pictures of other women with their hair done up sit on the sides of the central sign. In the very middle, sitting at the bottom are two small bottles of the Set Mist. Above the advertising display is decorative music notes along the top.To the right part of a glass door is shown leading into the building this window advertisement is displayed within.

Photograph of a slide advertising Jack's Old Fashion Meat. In the top left is a cartoon bear holding up a sign that says, "Bear this in mind." Then in a larger font on the right, it says, "Jack's Old Fashion all meat products, 4115 So. Lamar, Hamilton 8-1341, Dallas Texas."

Photograph of Johnny Hay (right) sitting with two representatives for Sunkist (left.) All three men are sitting and smiling at the camera. The two Sunkist men have their hands in their laps, and Hay is holding a box of Sunkist fruit bars in his hands. In the background is a window and book shelf, and on the table in front of them are more boxes of Sunkist fruit bars stacked up. To the right is a stand with drawn advertisements for the fruit bars. In the right foreground is a large WBAP-TV camera.

Photograph of Johnny Hay posing with two Sunkist representatives to advertise Sunkist Fruit Bars. Hay sits on the right holding a box of orange flavored Sunkist Bars. The two representatives sit on the left holding their hands in their laps. All three are looking at the camera, but only the central man is smiling. More boxes of Fruit Bars are stacked on the small table in front of them. The stand to the right of where they are sitting has drawings on it for a Sunkist advertisement.

Photograph of a slide advertising Kemble Bros. 38th Anniversary sale.

Photograph of a man sitting on a table next to Kraft products. He has one leg fully up on the table, and the other on the floor. He is wearing a suit and smiling at the camera. On the table to the left is a jar of Kraft Mayonnaise and Velveeta. A curtain makes up the background.

Photograph of a man sitting on a table next to Kraft products. He has one leg fully up on the table, and the other on the floor. He is wearing a suit and looking at the camera. On the table to the left is a jar of Kraft Mayonnaise and Velveeta. A curtain makes up the background.

Photograph of a man holding up a jar of Kraft mayonnaise. He is holding it with both hands and smiling at the camera. The numbers 60-262 are written along the right side of the image.

Photograph of a man holding up a jar of Kraft mayonnaise. He is holding it with both hands and smiling at the camera. The numbers 60-263 are written along the right side of the image.

Photograph of two men sitting in a horse-drawn cart. They are both wearing suits with vests as well as hats. The man on the left is holding the lead for the horse.

Photograph of a slide with an image of horse-drawn carriages stacked with piles of bags. Small wooden buildings stand around the horses as they ride through on a dirt road.

Photograph of an old building for Carnation Milk. The image is small in the middle of a white background. There are horse-drawn carriages in front of it, and a tall structure is on the left side of the building.

Photograph of Tom Mullarkey standing on a podium with a woman, as a line of ten girls stands to the right, on the set of Teen-Age Downbeat. Mullarkey is standing on the podium in front of a stand with papers on it. He is wearing a suit, clasping his hands in front of him, and smiling at the camera. To the left is a woman in a plaid outfit and glasses. She is looking to the right and holding a paper in his right hand. Also on the podium is a wooden stool and stacks of papers. Behind them is a backdrop for Teen-Age Downbeat of two records on a wall that says, "RCA Victory," and "Teen-Age Downbeat." The ten girls are lined up to the right all posing with a leg forward and their arms behind them, smiling at the camera or Mullarkey. Signs behind them say, "Fats Domino, Fiestas, Fabian, Sam Cooke... Paul Anka." To the right is the large metal sign that says, "Teen-Age Downbeat."

Photograph of Tom Mullarkey (right) and an unknown woman (left) on the set of Teen-Age Downbeat. They are speaking to one another, and Mullarkey has his hands on his hips. The woman is wearing glasses, a plaid outfit, and pearls. To the right is a wooden stool, and in front of them is a stand with papers on it. Behind them is a backdrop that has large records on them that say, "RCA Victory" and "Teen-Age Downbeat" on them.

Script from the WBAP-TV/NBC station in Fort Worth, Texas, covering a news story about Dallas police board, who meets today to select the city's 1000th police man.