Musicians

Actor and singer, Redd Harper (right), and an unidentified musician in the AFRS studio in Hollywood, California, during a radio program recording session.

Singer and songwriter Cindy Walker (at microphone) sings with the musicians of Rhythm Riders in the Armed Forces Radio Service recording studio in Hollywood, California. Actor Redd Harper stands at far left. All others are unidentified.

Actors Redd Harper (left) and Frank Seeley (right) stand with three unidentified musicians in the AFRS studio in Hollywood, California.

Singer Georgia Lee in the AFRS recording studio in Hollywood, California with back-up musicians. Actor Redd Harper sits in the foreground, left. All others are unidentified.

Singers and musicians in the Armed Forces Radio Service recording studio in Hollywood, California. All are unidentified.

Actor Frank Seeley (front row, left) and actress Carolina Cotton are joined by back-up musicians in the AFRS recording studio in Hollywood, California. All others are unidentified.

Conductor Sam Jack Kaufman directed the Loew's Capitol Theatre Orchestra which performed at the Inaugural Gala held January 19, 1949.

Conductor Richard E. Townsend served as Assistant Leader for the United States Navy Band which performed at the Inaugural Gala held January 19, 1949.

Director Robert Howe Harmon led the Singing Capital Chorus which performed at the Inaugural Gala held January 19, 1949.

President of the American Federation of Music and National Music Chairman on the 1949 Inaugural Committee, James C. Petrillo participated in the inaugural events held January 1949.