Singers

Margaret Truman (right) receives congratulations from Secretary of Treasury John W. Snyder (left) and Evlyn (Mrs. John) Snyder after Margaret's concert in Washington's Constitutional Hall.

Margaret Truman's concert with National Symphony Orchestra at Constitution Hall in Washington, D.C. Howard Mitchell is conductor.

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.

Performers (from left to right) Roy Rogers, Dale Evans, unidentified man, Redd Harper, and Frank Seeley in the AFRS studio in Hollywood, California.

Performers on stage for an Armed Forces Radio Service Command Performance of "Dick Tracy in B-Flat" from the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles. Standing in the front row, from left to right: actor Frank Morgan; actress and singer Judy Garland; singer Patty Andrews; actress, singer, and comedian Cass Daley; singer and actress Dinah Shore; actor and comedian Bob Hope; actor and comedian Jerry Colonna; actor and comedian Jimmy Durante; and actor and singer Frank Sinatra. All others are unidentified.

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.

Singer Tommy Duncan (left) and actors Frank Seeley (center) and Redd Harper (right) in the AFRS studio in Hollywood, California during a radio program recording session.

Actor Frank Seeley, actress and singer Carolina Cotton, and singers Joe and Rose Maphis during a radio program recording session in the AFRS studio in Hollywood, California.

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.