Musicians

A street musician plays a violin in a plaza in a North African city, possibly Oran, Algeria.

An unidentified Women's Army Corps (WAC) bugle player, on duty somewhere in North Africa.

Unidentified African-American and white band and singers performing at Armed Forces Day, part of German-American Friendship Week, held at Kelley Barracks, Stuttgart, Germany.

Actor Frank Seeley(at microphone, left), actress and singer Carolina Cotton (at microphone, center), and musician Bob Wills(at microphone, right) stand with back-up musicians looking at sheet music in the AFRS studio in Hollywood, California during a radio program recording session.

Actor Frank Seeley (far left), musician Charlie Aldrich (seated left), actor and singer Redd Harper (seated right), and a group of Armed Forces Radio Service performers in the AFRS studio in Hollywood California. All others are unidentified.

Sons of the Pioneers musical group with Redd Harper (third from right) in the AFRS studio in Hollywood, California during a radio program recording session. Among the members of the Sons of the Pioneers are Shug Fisher (left), Ken Curtis (third from the left), and singer Roy Rogers (fourth from the left). Others are unidentified.

Actor Redd Harper (left) and musician Ray Whitley (right) in the Armed Forces Radio Service studio in Hollywood, California during a radio program recording session.

Actor Redd Harper (left) and musician Tex Williams (right) during a radio program recording session in the AFRS studio in Hollywood, California.

Actor Redd Harper, musical group the Jordanaires (Bill Matthews, Bob Hubbard, Gordon Stoker, Culley Holt, and Monty Matthews), and violinist Wade Ray during a radio program recording session in the AFRS studio in Hollywood, California.

Musician Charlie Aldrich (left) and actor Redd Harper (right) during a radio program recording session in the AFRS studio in Hollywood, California.