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 Image: Title: Date: Description:
1. Bill Rank Bill Rank n.d. Portrait view identified as Bill Rank.
2. Charlie Davis Charlie Davis n.d. View identified as Charlie Davis, "Copenhagen".
3. Clyde Austin and Earle Roberts Clyde Austin and Earle Roberts n.d. Interior view identified on back of photo as Clyde Austin and Earle Roberts who played banjo. Indicates they are in Brian Rust's The American Dance Band Discography, 1917-1942. Both have correspondence...
4. Curt Hitch Curt Hitch n.d. Interior view of Curt Hitch identified on back as "Curt at Pickens".
5. Curt Hitch Curt Hitch n.d. Portrait view identified as Curt Hitch.
6. Danny Barker Danny Barker n.d. Interior view of three men, only identification is man on left, Danny Barker, believed to be a New Orleans jazz musician who died in 1994. Location may be the New Orleans Jazz Museum according to a plaque...
7. Halfway House Halfway House n.d. Exterior view identified on back of photo as the Halfway House, New Orleans.
8. Happy Harmonists Happy Harmonists n.d. Interior scene of six musicians identified on the drum as The Happy Harmonists, also known as Hitch's Happy Harmonists. Back of photo says "Hitch's Happy Harmonists". Believed to be Curt Hitch on knee....
9. Happy Harmonists Happy Harmonists n.d. Interior view of six musicians identified as The Happy Harmonists or Hitch's Happy Harmonists. Curt Hitch second from right.
10. Harvey and Hilda Rettberg Harvey and Hilda Rettberg n.d. Interior view, Harvey and Hilda Rettberg, susposedly taken in their home showing their music collection and memorabilia. Back of the picture reads: "To Punk and Thelma from Jerry and Virginia, 12-7-63,...
11. Hitch's Happy Harmonists Hitch's Happy Harmonists n.d. Interior view on stage of the musical group Hitch's Happy Harmonists. Believed to be Curt Hitch seated at the piano. Autograph reads: "To "Punk" Burford, The band that helped to make jazz history in Indiana,...
12. Jenkins Music Company Store Display Jenkins Music Company Store Display n.d. Appears to be a view of a window display at the Jenkins Music Company Store featuring the Ted Weems Orchestra. Scene includes various instruments and what appears to be photographs of the band members....
13. Joe Sanders and Others Joe Sanders and Others n.d. Interior view of a group of four men in front of a microphone. Second from right is Joe Sanders. Identity of others is not certain. Envelope with negative reads: "Rex, Count, Mr. Downing and Joe Sanders"....
14. Joe Sanders Collection Exhibit Joe Sanders Collection Exhibit n.d. Early view of Joe Sanders, taken from the Joe Sanders Collection and used in the Sanders exhibit at the Kansas City Public Library, Art and Music Department, in the Fall of 1965.
15. Joe Sanders Collection Exhibit Joe Sanders Collection Exhibit n.d. View of the Joe Sanders Band used in the Joe Sanders Collection exhibit at the Kansas City Public Library, Art and Music Department, Fall, 1965.
16. Russ Stout and Harvey Rettberg Russ Stout and Harvey Rettberg n.d. Exterior view of left to right, Russ Stout and Harvey Rettberg, shaking hands. Location not given.
17. Sheet Music Cover Sheet Music Cover n.d. View is of sheet music entitled "Am I Dreaming?", words and music by Joe Davis, Bobby Gregory and Charles Dornberger. It contains on the cover a composite of various band/orchestra leaders of the day....
18. Sheet Music Cover Sheet Music Cover n.d. View is of a piece of sheet music entitled "Am I Dreaming?", words and music by Joe Davis, Bobby Gregory and Charles Dornberger. It includes a composite of popular band/orchestra leaders of the day. These...
19. Sunset, South Carolina Sunset, South Carolina n.d. Rural view of cars, trailor and house and identified on the back of photo as Sunset, South Carolina. Believed to be Harvey Rettberg's home.
20. Ted Weems and His Orchestra Ted Weems and His Orchestra n.d. Interior, stage view of the Ted Weems Orchestra with Weems standing in the left center. Location not given on photo but same photo in P1 collection indicates it is at the Muehlebach Hotel.