Drama

Charles S. Murphy, Undersecretary of Agriculture (1961-1965), is standing at a podium on the left located on a stage. He had been invited to speak at the "The Lost Colony" production at Manteo, North Carolina. Two unidentified costumed men holding flags are in view as well as an unidentified man seated on a bench behind Murphy.

Charles S. Murphy, Undersecretary of Agriculture (1961-1965), is standing on the left next to an unidentified male actor in costume. The location is believed to be Manteo, North Carolina. Mr. Murphy made a guest appearance at "The Lost Colony" production where he spoke. Both appear to be standing perhaps on the stage.

Unidentified performers on stage at a Kabuki theatre. The picture represents a scene from IBARAGI.

A group of three young men and two young women pose for a photograph as part of a tableau or play. Bess Wallace is at the right; all others are unidentified. They are in the yard of the Wallace home at 219 North Delaware Street, Independence, Missouri. This is possibly related to the "St. Agnes Guild," a group of friends of Bess Wallace who presented an outdoor play for children (see "Remembering Delaware Street" by Elizabeth Paxton Forsley). From: Truman home, an album of Wallace family, friends, and vacations.

Two young women and a young man pose for a photograph as part of a tableau or play. Bess Wallace is at left, leaning on a clothesline. All others are unidentified. They are on the back porch of the Wallace home at 219 North Delaware Street, Independence, Missouri. This could possibly be connected to the "St. Agnes Guild," in which friends of Bess Wallace put on an outdoor play for children (see "Remembering Delaware Street" by Elizabeth Paxton Forsling). From: Truman home, an album of Wallace family, friends, and vacations.

A group of two young men and two young women pose for a photograph as part of a tableau or play. In the center, Frank Wallace is riding a wooden frame "horse" as the others tip the "horse" back. Bess Wallace is at the right; all others are unidentified. A dog is standing off to the right. They are in the yard of the Wallace home at 219 North Delaware Street, Independence, Missouri. This is possibly related to the "St. Agnes Guild," a group of friends of Bess Wallace who presented an outdoor play for children (see "Remembering Delaware Street" by Elizabeth Paxton Forsley).

A group of two young men and three young women, all unidentified, pose for a photograph as part of a tableau or play. They are in the yard of the Wallace home at 219 North Delaware Street, Independence, Missouri. This could be related to the "St. Agnes Guild," a group of friends of Bess Wallace who presented an outdoor play for children (see "Remembering Delaware Street" by Elizabeth Paxton Forsley). From: Truman home, an album of Wallace family, friends, and vacations.

Two unidentified men are playing with a toy guy, one of them pretending to "hold up" the other one. This photo was possibly taken at the Gates-Wallace home at 219 North Delaware Street in Independence, Missouri. From: Truman home, an album of Wallace family, friends, and vacations.

An unidentified person performs a skit at a National Park Service dinner in honor of Director Arthur Demaray. The dinner was held in the Department of the Interior cafeteria.