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Interview at the opening of the Sears store, 1960
Les Combs interviews Bill Angle, local Sears manager at the Grand opening of the Sears store, 21 April 1960. -
Frances Langford, Bob Hope and Tony Romano, c. 1945
Frances Langford and Bob Hope stand in front of a microphone and Tony Romano plays guitar beside them. -
Frances Langford sings on stage, 1945
Frances Langford sings for an audience with a guitarist behind her.
Official Navy Photograph. U.S.N.D.D. No. 1253. Dated 26 Feb 1945. -
Bob Hope and Frances Langford on stage, c. 1941
Bob Hope and Frances Langford stand next to a microphone on USO tour stage. In the background are bleachers filled with spectators. -
USO performance, c. 1950
USO tour performance in front of airplane emblazoned with name of "Bob's Hope." Frances Langford sings into a microphone and Tony Romano plays an acoustic guitar. Line of other performers sit in in front of the duo, including Bob Hope (second from left) and Jerry Colonna on far right. -
Hope and Langford at USO performance, c. 1943
Handwritten note on back of print reads "Bob Hope & Frances Langford put on a show for us in Africa. It was 127 degrees F. that day." Photograph printed 16 September 1943.
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Frances Langford and Jon Hall at microphone, c. 1945
Frances Langford and Jon Hall stand together in front of a microphone stand. -
Crowd of observers, c. 1950
Line of people stand on the side of the road next to a car with the logo of Christopher Electric Shop. a loudspeaker on top. -
Penick and Campbell at a variety show, 1988
Published in the Jensen Beach Mirror (2 Mar 1988) with the caption: "Big Baby-Mirror publisher Richard E. Campbell pauses in diapers to sing along with Dr. Richard Penick. Much to the delight of more than 100 people in attendance at the Variety Show held at Florida Institute of Technology, the two collaborated on the tune 'Sonny Boy.'" -
Performers Dick Penick and Dick Campbell, 1985
Published in the Jensen Beach Mirror (8 Mar 1985) with the caption: "Julio and Willy - Playing parody on Julio Iglesias and Willie Nelson are Mirror Publisher Richard E. Campbell, left, and Dr. Richard Penick. The two collaborated on the song 'All the Girls I've Loved Before.' The act was part of the Variety Show held last week at Florida Institute of Technology."