cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.25549/whittington-ouc17037203
title: Dole Pineapple radio show, stage & groups, Los Angeles, Calif., 1939

description: 3 photographs of 2 or 5 people standing behind a CBS microphone, one of them a woman, Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, 1939 November 29. "Client: N. W. Ayer Co[mpany], Equitable B[ui]ld[in]g, Ben Ward; operator's report - name: Dean; 4 photographs; night; Amount: 17.50" - on envelope. "Meet Ben Ward at Music Box Theatre; Job: 1 shot of entire stage & several groups on stage; after show is over; price quoted: 10.00 for stage shot only" - on job card.
DOI: 10.25549/whittington-ouc17006009
title: Children's Symphony hour, Hollyd. Bowl, Los Angeles, Calif., 1938

description: 7 photographs of children at the Hollywood Bowl, with conductors, audience, and bandshell, Los Angeles, California, 1938 May 14. "Client: Junior Chamber of Comm[erce], c[are] o[f] [and] deliver to Ted Stromberger, Union Oil Co[mpany]; inc[luding] 16x20 prints to Banning; Classifications: L - Holly[woo]d Bowl; operator's report - name: Joe; 3-1/2 h[ou]rs; in city; Amount: 41.00 [50.00 crossed out]" - on envelope.
DOI: 10.25549/whittington-ouc17005725
title: Faculty members, girl models, etc., Los Angeles, Calif., 1938

description: 10 photographs with 2 prints show faculty of the Chouinard Art Institute and photographers' models working, Los Angeles, California, 1938 May 9. "Client: Chouinard's, Mr. Caldwell; Operator's report - name: Jack; 10 original photographs; in city; amount: 30.00" - on envelope.
DOI: 10.25549/whittington-ouc17005831
title: Children's Symphony hour, Hollyd. Bowl, Los Angeles, Calif., 1938

description: 7 photographs of children at the Hollywood Bowl, with conductors, audience, and bandshell, Los Angeles, California, 1938 May 14. "Client: Junior Chamber of Comm[erce], c[are] o[f] [and] deliver to Ted Stromberger, Union Oil Co[mpany]; inc[luding] 16x20 prints to Banning; Classifications: L - Holly[woo]d Bowl; operator's report - name: Joe; 3-1/2 h[ou]rs; in city; Amount: 41.00 [50.00 crossed out]" - on envelope.
DOI: 10.25549/whittington-ouc17007780
title: Dr. Estes and children -- Haskell Ave. - Van Nuys, Calif., 1937

description: 6 photographs of a man and a group of children in bathing suits and one baby in a woman's arms, engaged in various activities, including eating raw vegetables, Van Nuys, California, 1938 January 6. "Client: Live Food Products Co[mpany], Burbank, Paul Bragg; Operator's report - name: Jack; incl[uding] time & mileage & vegetable; out of city; Amount: 27.50; 50 miles: transportation at 7 c[ents]; 4 hours: time" -- on envelope.
DOI: 10.25549/whittington-ouc17007783
title: Collie, Los Angeles, Calif., 1937

description: 14 photographs of a collie dog, with 14 prints, Los Angeles, California, 1937 December 17. "Client: Mr. F. M. Mayer, 4026 Brighton; Operator's report - name: Joe; 3 original photographs; Amount: 10.00; paid 10.00 cash; in city; copies - Framing & mounting: Amount: 6.50" - on envelope.
DOI: 10.25549/whittington-ouc17005284
title: Showing where neck of Miss Ann King was cut in auto accident, Los Angeles County, Calif., 1938

description: 2 photographs of a woman in a bed, probably in Los Angeles County, California, 1938 February 12. "Client: Mr. Arthur F. Larabee, 401 Comm[erce] Exchange B[ui]ld[in]g, 416 W[est] 8th St[reet] - L[os] A[ngeles]; Agency Mr. Whitney; Paid" -- on envelope front. "Operator's report -- Name: Jack; 2 original photographs -- size: 8x10; int[eriors]; Amount: 6.00" -- on envelope back. The negative envelope indicates that the Whittington studio fulfilled one print order.
DOI: 10.25549/whittington-ouc17036640
title: Convention at Chapman Park Hotel, Los Angeles, Calif., 1942

description: 183 photographs of men's clothing being modeled: surrounding the swimming pool is an audience as if the walkways beside the pool were a fashion runway, Los Angeles, California, 1942 July 14. Occasionally individual women and boys accompany the male models when matching clothes are involved, and there are photographs of lunch service, crowds, and individual crowd members from individuals through groups. "Client: Mens Wear Association; Agency: Phil Lansdale; charge only for 178 neg[ative]s @ 2.75 & extra 8x10 glossy of ea[ch]; Amount: $300.00; priced originally at 2.75 ea[ch], incl[uding] an extra 8x10 print, on acc[coun]t poor photos, sp[e]c[ia]l price was charged" - on envelopes. "Apparel for Morale, Los Angeles Men's Fall Apparel Show, Chapman Park Hotel, Los Angeles, Tuesday, July 14th, 1942, Market Week, July 15 to 18, inclusive; Presented by Men's Wear Manufacturers of Los Angeles; The models (in order of their appearance): Lee Bennett, Billy Wilkerson, Jim Ball, Alan Baldwin, Fred Beckner, Allen Keith,Don McGill, Shep Houghton" - on program.
DOI: 10.25549/whittington-ouc17036643
title: Convention at Chapman Park Hotel, Los Angeles, Calif., 1942

description: 183 photographs of men's clothing being modeled: surrounding the swimming pool is an audience as if the walkways beside the pool were a fashion runway, Los Angeles, California, 1942 July 14. Occasionally individual women and boys accompany the male models when matching clothes are involved, and there are photographs of lunch service, crowds, and individual crowd members from individuals through groups. "Client: Mens Wear Association; Agency: Phil Lansdale; charge only for 178 neg[ative]s @ 2.75 & extra 8x10 glossy of ea[ch]; Amount: $300.00; priced originally at 2.75 ea[ch], incl[uding] an extra 8x10 print, on acc[coun]t poor photos, sp[e]c[ia]l price was charged" - on envelopes. "Apparel for Morale, Los Angeles Men's Fall Apparel Show, Chapman Park Hotel, Los Angeles, Tuesday, July 14th, 1942, Market Week, July 15 to 18, inclusive; Presented by Men's Wear Manufacturers of Los Angeles; The models (in order of their appearance): Lee Bennett, Billy Wilkerson, Jim Ball, Alan Baldwin, Fred Beckner, Allen Keith,Don McGill, Shep Houghton" - on program.
DOI: 10.25549/whittington-ouc17008866
title: Elysian Park slide - nite (sic) shots, Los Angeles, Calif., 1937

description: 10 photographs of a landslide, showing how it blocked Riverside Drive and damaged the Dayton Avenue Bridge, Los Angeles, California, 1937 November 26. "Client: Los Angeles Park Dep[artmen]t, Mr. Means; Classifications: C. Miscel[laneous], landslide; Operator's report - name: Davey & Dean; large flashes (powder); incl[uding) flash equipment, overtime, etc.; in city; night; hours: 8-1/2 night two men; Amount: $58.00" - on envelope.
DOI: 10.25549/whittington-ouc17008873
title: Standard service on the telephone, unidentified locations, 1937

description: 107 photographs of many different scenes for a slide show involving mainly telephone etiquette, unidentified locations, 1937 November 20. "Client: Standard Oil Co[mpany], Jack Bettencourt; Agency: Rodney Gilliam; Operator's report - name: 'Dick' [Whittington]; 73 finished slides including models, montages, etc.; Amount: $835.00" - on envelope. Editor's note: there are a lot of duplicate negatives in this group.
DOI: 10.25549/whittington-ouc17036683
title: Miss Parrish & Creveling, Los Angeles, Calif., 1942

description: 2 photographs of a man and woman in the yard and by the swimming pool at the Whittington studio, Los Angeles, California, 1942 June 19. "Client: Phil Lansdale, Men's Wear Association; operator's report - name: Cross; 2 original photographs - at studio 8x10; Amount: 6.00" - on envelope. "Job: 2 shots of them by our pool. (Pool is supposed to be at Chapman Park Hotel.) They are discussing plans for convention" - on job card.
DOI: 10.25549/whittington-ouc17005445
title: Girls at teletype, Los Angeles, Calif., 1938

description: 4 photographs of women, 2 showing a woman seated and operating a teletype machine, giving the resulting message to a man, and 2 of women as operators at a telephone switchboard, Los Angeles, California, 1938 March 29. "Client: Southern Calif[ornia] Telephone Co[mpany], Mr. Tucker" -- on envelope front. "Operator's report -- Name: 'Dick' [Whittington]; 4 original photographs -- size: 8x10; int[eriors]; in city; Amount: 14.00; 19748" -- on envelope back. The negative envelope indicates that the Whittington studio fulfilled 3 print orders. "At 740 So[uth] Olive St[reet], Mr. Musseter's office, Adv[ertising] Dep[artmen]t; Job: girls on teletype; extension legs & tilting top; Charge to So[uthern] Calif[ornia] Telephone Co[mpany]" -- on job card.
DOI: 10.25549/whittington-ouc17008883
title: Xmas party for children, Bovard Aud., Los Angeles, Calif., 1937

description: 8 photographs of children in an auditorium watching musicians and dancers, and sitting on the lap of a Santa Claus, Los Angeles, California, 1937 December 11. "Client: Trojan Lancers; Classifications: H. Children" - on envelope.
DOI: 10.25549/whittington-ouc17006162
title: Dick Whittington Photography Collection, 1924-1987
DOI: 10.25549/whittington-ouc17006056
title: Ext. house and ext. view, showing house on south side, Los Angeles, Calif., 1938

description: 2 photographs of the exteriors of houses, Los Angeles, California, 1938 "Subject: Ext[erior] house at 314 So[uth] Rossmore - ext[erior] view same, showing house on south side." "Client: M. C. Gomberg, 314 So[uth] Rossmore; C[ollect] O[n] D[elivery]; Thurs[day]" -- on envelope front. "Operator's report -- Name: Jack; 2 original photographs -- size: 5" x 3"; ext[eriors]; Amount: 5.00" -- on envelope back. "1 ex[terior] of house, full front, 1 ex[terior] of house and house next door on the south. Taken from across the street about 100 feet south. Price quoted: $6.08 incl[uding] tax, 5.00 for photos, 6 extra 5x3 @ 0.15 [cents]" -- on job card. The negative envelope indicates that the Whittington studio fulfilled one print order.
DOI: 10.25549/whittington-ouc17005737
title: Children's party, Beverly Hills, Calif., 1938

description: 5 photographs with 5 prints of a children's birthday party, Beverly Hills, Calif., 1938 May 11. "Client: Mr. Harry Parker, 720 N[orth] Rexford Dr[ive], Beverly Hills; operator's report - name: Jack; 5 original photographs - size 8x10 ext[erior], out of city 15 miles; Amount: 10.50" - on envelope.
DOI: 10.25549/whittington-ouc17005815
title: Children's Symphony hour, Hollyd. Bowl, Los Angeles, Calif., 1938

description: 7 photographs of children at the Hollywood Bowl, with conductors, audience, and bandshell, Los Angeles, California, 1938 May 14. "Client: Junior Chamber of Comm[erce], c[are] o[f] [and] deliver to Ted Stromberger, Union Oil Co[mpany]; inc[luding] 16x20 prints to Banning; Classifications: L - Holly[woo]d Bowl; operator's report - name: Joe; 3-1/2 h[ou]rs; in city; Amount: 41.00 [50.00 crossed out]" - on envelope.
DOI: 10.25549/whittington-ouc17009511
title: Stock prints of Jack Donovan, Los Angeles, Calif., 1939

description: 21 photographs of model Jack Donovan, some in costume, others in a suit, holding different objects such a telephone, clipboard, etc., probably at studio of Whittington in Los Angeles, California, 1939 August 3. "Client: Whittington" - on envelope. The negative envelopes show that the Whittington studio fulfilled 25 orders for prints, and sold the reproduction rights 21 times.
DOI: 10.25549/whittington-ouc17036003
title: Studebaker wrecked, Mr. Chapman, assured, Los Angeles, Calif., 1937

description: 3 photographs of a damaged automobile at a service station, Los Angeles, California, 1937 February 10. "Client: Frank Desmond, 1016 B[roa]dw[a]y, Arcade; Agency: C[ollect] O[n] D[elivery]; Operator's report: name: 'Dick'; in city; Amount: 5.00" - on envelope.
DOI: 10.25549/whittington-ouc17005137
title: Illustrated lecture, chain store employees, Los Angeles County, Calif., 1938

description: 93 photographs to accompany an "illustrated lecture" about "chain store employees, probably Los Angeles County, 1938 February 1. Images are mainly portraits and action photographs, with families, interiors and exteriors of houses, farms, factories, businesses, with men, women, and children, but include: the Van de Kamp Holland Dutch Bakers storefront, Gallen Kamp's all leather shoes store front, a man wearing a US World War 1 style military uniform, a man in a "Jonesville" baseball uniform, a J.C. Penny storefront, "farmers' union" and "farm bureau" signs, the Albert Sheetz storefront, a "Grange" sign, a sign "Eat Tomatoes, Drink Tomatoes -This is Western Grower's Tomato Week", a man sitting in a Jaguar, a man in a cowboy hat posing with a rifle, a sign "Nation-Wide Farmer Consumer Sale, This is beef week", a sign "Employment Office," and boxes with "Philco Radio Tube." The signs and products in image no. 9 include: "Spry," "Fluffo," "Kraft Grated," "Snowflake Soda," "Durkee Troco Oleomargarine," "Ginger Snaps," "Honey Maid Graham Cracker," "Cracker Meal," "Kellogg's All Bran," "Lucerne Brand Cottage Cheese," "Lucerne Milk," "Nob Hill Coffee," "Sleepy Hollow Syrup," "They make good candies, Fluff-i-est Marshmallow," and "Kitchencraft Flour." The signs and products in image 12 include: "Holland Dutch Windmill Bread," "Van de Kamp's prepared dressing for poultry and meats," "bread crumbs," "Van de Kamp's Ice Cream," "Van de Rocket," and "Van de Fan." The products in image 16 include: "Ray-O-Vac - Ignition Dry Battery," "Ray-O-Vac Flashlight," and "Fulton No.200 Universal Pedal Pads." The certificate in image no. 64 reads "International Union Market." The signs on negative 78 include: "Drink more tomato juice, 12 oz. jumbo glass" "Decidedly better at The Owl" "Heinz Tomato Juice." The signs on negative 89 include "Monteleone-Michel Company," "S. W. Lee Company," "M and L Produce Company," "Zenith Company," "Southern California Produce," "Sunrise Produce Company," "Goldstar Produce Company," "Valley Fruit Produce Company," and "Eastern Produce." "Client: California Chain Stores; Agency: Rodney Gilliam" -- on envelope front. "Operator's report -- Name: 'Dick' Whittington]; 108 photo slides as per contract; Amount: $132" -- on envelope back. The negative envelope indicates that the Whittington studio fulfilled 14 print orders and sold reproduction rights 3 times.
DOI: 10.25549/whittington-ouc17005147
title: Illustrated lecture, chain store employees, Los Angeles County, Calif., 1938

description: 93 photographs to accompany an "illustrated lecture" about "chain store employees, probably Los Angeles County, 1938 February 1. Images are mainly portraits and action photographs, with families, interiors and exteriors of houses, farms, factories, businesses, with men, women, and children, but include: the Van de Kamp Holland Dutch Bakers storefront, Gallen Kamp's all leather shoes store front, a man wearing a US World War 1 style military uniform, a man in a "Jonesville" baseball uniform, a J.C. Penny storefront, "farmers' union" and "farm bureau" signs, the Albert Sheetz storefront, a "Grange" sign, a sign "Eat Tomatoes, Drink Tomatoes -This is Western Grower's Tomato Week", a man sitting in a Jaguar, a man in a cowboy hat posing with a rifle, a sign "Nation-Wide Farmer Consumer Sale, This is beef week", a sign "Employment Office," and boxes with "Philco Radio Tube." The signs and products in image no. 9 include: "Spry," "Fluffo," "Kraft Grated," "Snowflake Soda," "Durkee Troco Oleomargarine," "Ginger Snaps," "Honey Maid Graham Cracker," "Cracker Meal," "Kellogg's All Bran," "Lucerne Brand Cottage Cheese," "Lucerne Milk," "Nob Hill Coffee," "Sleepy Hollow Syrup," "They make good candies, Fluff-i-est Marshmallow," and "Kitchencraft Flour." The signs and products in image 12 include: "Holland Dutch Windmill Bread," "Van de Kamp's prepared dressing for poultry and meats," "bread crumbs," "Van de Kamp's Ice Cream," "Van de Rocket," and "Van de Fan." The products in image 16 include: "Ray-O-Vac - Ignition Dry Battery," "Ray-O-Vac Flashlight," and "Fulton No.200 Universal Pedal Pads." The certificate in image no. 64 reads "International Union Market." The signs on negative 78 include: "Drink more tomato juice, 12 oz. jumbo glass" "Decidedly better at The Owl" "Heinz Tomato Juice." The signs on negative 89 include "Monteleone-Michel Company," "S. W. Lee Company," "M and L Produce Company," "Zenith Company," "Southern California Produce," "Sunrise Produce Company," "Goldstar Produce Company," "Valley Fruit Produce Company," and "Eastern Produce." "Client: California Chain Stores; Agency: Rodney Gilliam" -- on envelope front. "Operator's report -- Name: 'Dick' Whittington]; 108 photo slides as per contract; Amount: $132" -- on envelope back. The negative envelope indicates that the Whittington studio fulfilled 14 print orders and sold reproduction rights 3 times.
DOI: 10.25549/whittington-ouc17005139
title: Illustrated lecture, chain store employees, Los Angeles County, Calif., 1938

description: 93 photographs to accompany an "illustrated lecture" about "chain store employees, probably Los Angeles County, 1938 February 1. Images are mainly portraits and action photographs, with families, interiors and exteriors of houses, farms, factories, businesses, with men, women, and children, but include: the Van de Kamp Holland Dutch Bakers storefront, Gallen Kamp's all leather shoes store front, a man wearing a US World War 1 style military uniform, a man in a "Jonesville" baseball uniform, a J.C. Penny storefront, "farmers' union" and "farm bureau" signs, the Albert Sheetz storefront, a "Grange" sign, a sign "Eat Tomatoes, Drink Tomatoes -This is Western Grower's Tomato Week", a man sitting in a Jaguar, a man in a cowboy hat posing with a rifle, a sign "Nation-Wide Farmer Consumer Sale, This is beef week", a sign "Employment Office," and boxes with "Philco Radio Tube." The signs and products in image no. 9 include: "Spry," "Fluffo," "Kraft Grated," "Snowflake Soda," "Durkee Troco Oleomargarine," "Ginger Snaps," "Honey Maid Graham Cracker," "Cracker Meal," "Kellogg's All Bran," "Lucerne Brand Cottage Cheese," "Lucerne Milk," "Nob Hill Coffee," "Sleepy Hollow Syrup," "They make good candies, Fluff-i-est Marshmallow," and "Kitchencraft Flour." The signs and products in image 12 include: "Holland Dutch Windmill Bread," "Van de Kamp's prepared dressing for poultry and meats," "bread crumbs," "Van de Kamp's Ice Cream," "Van de Rocket," and "Van de Fan." The products in image 16 include: "Ray-O-Vac - Ignition Dry Battery," "Ray-O-Vac Flashlight," and "Fulton No.200 Universal Pedal Pads." The certificate in image no. 64 reads "International Union Market." The signs on negative 78 include: "Drink more tomato juice, 12 oz. jumbo glass" "Decidedly better at The Owl" "Heinz Tomato Juice." The signs on negative 89 include "Monteleone-Michel Company," "S. W. Lee Company," "M and L Produce Company," "Zenith Company," "Southern California Produce," "Sunrise Produce Company," "Goldstar Produce Company," "Valley Fruit Produce Company," and "Eastern Produce." "Client: California Chain Stores; Agency: Rodney Gilliam" -- on envelope front. "Operator's report -- Name: 'Dick' Whittington]; 108 photo slides as per contract; Amount: $132" -- on envelope back. The negative envelope indicates that the Whittington studio fulfilled 14 print orders and sold reproduction rights 3 times.
DOI: 10.25549/whittington-ouc17006867
title: Girls in slacks, etc. on desert & Vasquez Rocks, Los Angeles County, Calif., 1938

description: 27 photographs of young women in slacks and shorts in desert scenes, with rocks and Joshua trees, Los Angeles County, California, 1938 May 27. "Client: Whittington; [reproduction rights sold in] 9/[19]44, 8-[19]46, 9-[19]46" - on envelope.
DOI: 10.25549/whittington-ouc17036649
title: Salvage wardens in Hollywoodland, Los Angeles, Calif., 1942

description: 9 photographs: a woman donating money in a local market, women and a man with salvage wardens' armbands, and a woman saving kitchen grease for the war effort, in the Hollywoodland neighborhood of Los Angeles, California, 1942 July 15. "Subject: Salvage wardens in Hollywoodland, 2472 Hollyridge - T. W. Pillsbury." "Agency: Elwood Robinson, Harry Bennett; Classifications: H-2; operator's report - name: Ed; 11 photographs 8x10 sync[h]roflash: Amount: 30.50; Extra charges: special messenger: 85 [cents]" - on envelope. "Meet Harry Bennett at residence of T. W. Pillsbury, senior air raid warden [some directions and a drawn partial map]; in city; hours on job: day 9-1 PM" - on job card.
DOI: 10.25549/whittington-ouc17005420
title: Illustrated lecture, chain store employees, Los Angeles County, Calif., 1938

description: 93 photographs to accompany an "illustrated lecture" about "chain store employees, probably Los Angeles County, 1938 February 1. Images are mainly portraits and action photographs, with families, interiors and exteriors of houses, farms, factories, businesses, with men, women, and children, but include: the Van de Kamp Holland Dutch Bakers storefront, Gallen Kamp's all leather shoes store front, a man wearing a US World War 1 style military uniform, a man in a "Jonesville" baseball uniform, a J.C. Penny storefront, "farmers' union" and "farm bureau" signs, the Albert Sheetz storefront, a "Grange" sign, a sign "Eat Tomatoes, Drink Tomatoes -This is Western Grower's Tomato Week", a man sitting in a Jaguar, a man in a cowboy hat posing with a rifle, a sign "Nation-Wide Farmer Consumer Sale, This is beef week", a sign "Employment Office," and boxes with "Philco Radio Tube." The signs and products in image no. 9 include: "Spry," "Fluffo," "Kraft Grated," "Snowflake Soda," "Durkee Troco Oleomargarine," "Ginger Snaps," "Honey Maid Graham Cracker," "Cracker Meal," "Kellogg's All Bran," "Lucerne Brand Cottage Cheese," "Lucerne Milk," "Nob Hill Coffee," "Sleepy Hollow Syrup," "They make good candies, Fluff-i-est Marshmallow," and "Kitchencraft Flour." The signs and products in image 12 include: "Holland Dutch Windmill Bread," "Van de Kamp's prepared dressing for poultry and meats," "bread crumbs," "Van de Kamp's Ice Cream," "Van de Rocket," and "Van de Fan." The products in image 16 include: "Ray-O-Vac - Ignition Dry Battery," "Ray-O-Vac Flashlight," and "Fulton No.200 Universal Pedal Pads." The certificate in image no. 64 reads "International Union Market." The signs on negative 78 include: "Drink more tomato juice, 12 oz. jumbo glass" "Decidedly better at The Owl" "Heinz Tomato Juice." The signs on negative 89 include "Monteleone-Michel Company," "S. W. Lee Company," "M and L Produce Company," "Zenith Company," "Southern California Produce," "Sunrise Produce Company," "Goldstar Produce Company," "Valley Fruit Produce Company," and "Eastern Produce." "Client: California Chain Stores; Agency: Rodney Gilliam" -- on envelope front. "Operator's report -- Name: 'Dick' Whittington]; 108 photo slides as per contract; Amount: $132" -- on envelope back. The negative envelope indicates that the Whittington studio fulfilled 14 print orders and sold reproduction rights 3 times.
DOI: 10.25549/whittington-ouc17036671
title: Convention at Chapman Park Hotel, Los Angeles, Calif., 1942

description: 183 photographs of men's clothing being modeled: surrounding the swimming pool is an audience as if the walkways beside the pool were a fashion runway, Los Angeles, California, 1942 July 14. Occasionally individual women and boys accompany the male models when matching clothes are involved, and there are photographs of lunch service, crowds, and individual crowd members from individuals through groups. "Client: Mens Wear Association; Agency: Phil Lansdale; charge only for 178 neg[ative]s @ 2.75 & extra 8x10 glossy of ea[ch]; Amount: $300.00; priced originally at 2.75 ea[ch], incl[uding] an extra 8x10 print, on acc[coun]t poor photos, sp[e]c[ia]l price was charged" - on envelopes. "Apparel for Morale, Los Angeles Men's Fall Apparel Show, Chapman Park Hotel, Los Angeles, Tuesday, July 14th, 1942, Market Week, July 15 to 18, inclusive; Presented by Men's Wear Manufacturers of Los Angeles; The models (in order of their appearance): Lee Bennett, Billy Wilkerson, Jim Ball, Alan Baldwin, Fred Beckner, Allen Keith,Don McGill, Shep Houghton" - on program.
DOI: 10.25549/whittington-ouc17008672
title: Dick Whittington Photography Collection, 1924-1987