University of Washington Libraries, Special CollectionsPH1315King Broadcasting CompanyKing Broadcasting
Company Photograph Collection1944-19891944-19691,654 photographic prints and
slides (10 boxes) ; sizes varyCollection materials are in
English.The collection
includes photos of KING TV and radio on-air personalities, executives, staff
members, promotional and news eventsThe KING Broadcasting Company was founded in 1946 by Dorothy Stimson
Bullitt. Originally branded as the Western Waves company, the KING call letters
were purchased in 1946 from the owner of the merchant vessel the
S.S. Watertown . At the time, KING consisted of the
AM radio station KEVR 1090 located on the 21st floor of the Smith tower, and a
broadcasting tower on Maury Island. By 1948, KING had branched out to FM
broadcasting, and television with the purchase of KRSC-TV. Due to an FCC freeze
on the granting of new television licenses, KING enjoyed a five-year monopoly
on television broadcasting in the Seattle area. During this time, KING was
airing programs from all four national television affiliates. Following the
freeze, in 1953 KING-TV was affiliated with ABC until 1959 when it switched to
NBC. Expansion of the KING Broadcasting Company continued in 1955 with the
purchase of KGW-TV and radio in Portland, Oregon, KREM-TV, AM and FM stations
in Spokane, Washington in 1958 and KTVB-TV in Boise, Idaho in 1980. Founder
Dorothy Stimson Bullitt was President of KING from its founding until 1961.
Under her tenure, KING rose to prominence not only as the first television
station in the Northwest, but also as recipients of numerous broadcasting
awards including the first Peabody awarded for a television show produced by a
local station for Wunda Wunda in 1957. KING was also a charter subscriber of
the National Association of Radio and Television Broadcasters code of conduct
which Bullitt served as a board member for eight years and contributed to the
creation of the first code. Although stepping down as the President of KING,
Bullitt continued serving as KING's Chairman of the Board until 1967 but
remained its majority stockholder and was involved with KING until a few years
before her death in 1989. Ownership of KING remained in the Bullitt family
until it was sold to the Providence Journal Company. At the time, KING
consisted of six television stations in four states, six radio stations, a
cable television company, a broadcasting sales company and mobile broadcasting
company.
The collection contains photographs and slides pertaining to the KING
Broadcasting Company activities. The items predominately date between the late
1940’s through the 1960’s with some items from the 1970s primarily focused on
events and personnel at KING Radio 1090 AM. Included in the collection are:
photographs of personnel, equipment, studio sets, events sponsored by KING or
involving KING personalities, some news and local events, corporate functions,
national conferences and events related to broadcasting, awards, publicity
stills of local programming, and nationally syndicated shows and movies. Some
notable items include coverage of Seafair events including hydroplane races,
events involving the University of Washington, the Seattle World’s Fair,
Boeing, and local children’s programming Wunda Wunda with Ruth Prins and KING’s
Clubhouse with Stan Boreson as well as celebrity photographs.
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Processed by Erik Matthews. Processing completed in 2017.
Transferred from the Dorothy Stimson Bullitt Papers, Collection No.
5269, in 2002.
Haley, Delphine, Dorothy Stimson Bullitt: An
Uncommon Life (Seattle: Sasquatch Books, 1995).
Chasan, Daniel Jack, On the Air: The King
Broadcasting Story (Anacortes, Washington: Island Publishers, 1996).
Corr, O. Casey, King: The Bullitts of Seattle
and Their Communications Empire (Seattle: University of Washington
Press, 1996).
Visual Materials Collections (University of Washington)King Broadcasting Company--PhotographsBroadcasting--History--SourcesPhotographsKing Broadcasting CompanyKing Broadcasting Company--EmployeesKing 5 Television (Television station : Seattle, Wash.)King 5 Television (Television station : Seattle, Wash.)--Employees--PhotographsRadio KING (Radio station : Seattle, Wash.)KING-FM (Radio station : Seattle, Wash.)Television stations--Washington (State)--SeattleRadio stations--Washington (State)--SeattleAltschull, J. Herbert--PhotographsBelcher, Rod (Sportscaster)--PhotographsBullitt, Dorothy Stimson, 1892-1989--PhotographsPhotographsMedia and CommunicationBusinesses and Corporations
KING Radio and TelevisionKRSC-TV1/11Test pattern for station KRSC-TV, Channel
5circa 1950s 1/12Front and back of television test pattern panel on
standcirca 1950sE.J. Baughman, El Monte, California 1/13KRSC-TV cameramen, Tom Priebe and Claire Hannawalt
filming from televison booth at Sick's Stadiumcirca 1950sNote with photo: KRSC-TV Seattle, Washington. Rear of
television booth at Sick's Seattle Stadium is used for pre-game interviews.
Azimuth machine1/14-5Azimuth machinecirca 1950s Written on photo 4: Names of parts and arrows indicating
parts. Written on verso: Side panels are removed in all pix for sake of
pictures (visibility).
1/16Azimuth motorcirca 1950s1/17Azimuth rear view with side panel removedcirca 1950s1/18Cathode-Ray oscilloscope screencirca 1950sBuilding and PropertiesBaron Building1/19-10KING Television Center sign in front of Harry H.
Baron Fine Furniture store1953 1/111Harry H. Baron Fine Furniture buildingcirca 1950s1/212KING transmitter building on Mercer Island,
Washingtoncirca 1950sDexter, Seattle, Washington1/213Brick building on corner of 320 Aurora Avenue and 700
Thomas Street, Seattlecirca 1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington KING Radio and Television Center1/214Photograph of an architectural rendering created by
John Graham and Co. of the KING Television Centercirca 1950sMartin Moyer, Seattle, WashingtonPrinted on photograph: This is the KING Broadcasting
Company.
1/215Photograph of an architectural rendering created by
John Graham and Co. of the KING Television Center1952Frederick C. Reehl, Preston, Washington 1/216Two women in lobby of KING Television
Centercirca 1950sWebster & Stevens, Seattle, Washington 1/217Two men in KING-TV clients roomcirca 1950sWebster & Stevens, Seattle, Washington 1/218Main entrance and facade of KING Radio and
Television Center with field in foregroundcirca 1950s1/219Main entrance and facade of KING Radio and
Television Centercirca 1950sWebster & Stevens, Seattle, Washington 1/220Main entrance and facade of KING Radio and
Television Centercirca 1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington1/221Entrance from southwest corner with the KING-TV van
in the parking lot circa 1950sWebster & Stevens, Seattle, Washington 1/222KING Radio and Television Center with disc jockey in
glass booth seen from Aurora Avenuecirca 1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 1/323Front of KING Radio and Television
Centercirca 1960s1/324-26Rear of KING Radio and Television Centercirca 1950s 1/327KING Radio and Television Center on Aurora Avenue
viewed from the Washington Plaza19741/328-33KING 5 building on 333 Dexter Avenue North rooftop
with Japanese garden in snow1981Written on envelope: March 1st, 1989 Eugene Tagawa-camera
in market. Photos of Mrs. B's garden in the snow [roof garden at building on
Dexter site].
Moving the brick building from 715 Harrison
1/434-35Side view of building moved to new location on
Aurora Avenue & McGraw with Space Needle in the background19791/436-37Front view of the building being moved to Aurora
Avenue & McGraw 1979 1/438-39Views of the building being moved to Aurora Avenue
& McGraw being lifted from the foundation19791/440-41Construction site 1979Written on photo: View from Payson Hall's old office at
320 Aurora.
1/442-43Building being lowered to its new location on Aurora
Ave & McGraw1979Queen Anne Hill tower1/544Group of men watching construction
workerscirca 1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, WashingtonNote: Left to right beginning with 4th man: James L.
Middlebrooks, Henry Owen, Otto Brandt, [?], Lee Schulman.
1/545Otto Brandt, James Middlebrooks and Henry Owen on
site looking over plans with workers in the background circa 1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington1/546James Middlebrooks and Henry Owen looking on while
Otto Brandt uses a rivet gun during constructioncirca 1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 1/547Towers at 3rd Avenue North and Galer Street,
Seattlecirca 1950sWebster & Stevens, Seattle, Washington1/548Base of tower circa 1950sWebster & Stevens, Seattle, Washington 1/549Towers and housescirca 1950sWebster & Stevens, Seattle, Washington 1/550Houses on Queen Anne Hill with towers in the
backgroundcirca 1950sWebster & Stevens, Seattle, Washington1/551Tower viewed from the corner of Warren Avenue North
and Galer Street, Seattlecirca 1950sWebster & Stevens, Seattle, Washington 1/552Towers near Nob Hill, Seattlecirca 1950sWebster & Stevens, Seattle, Washington1/553Tower being strung with Christmas lightscirca 1950sWebster & Stevens, Seattle, Washington 1/654Tower lit at nightcirca 1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, WashingtonFrom accompanying materials: KING-TV tower lighted
decorated at Christmas time and as thermometer for United Good Neighbor
Drive.
1/655Tower at night with Christmas lightscirca 1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, WashingtonWritten on verso: The world's tallest Christmas tree as
the KING-TV tower, decorated with multi-colored lights wishes a merry Christmas
to one and all.
1/656Tower with Christmas lights1955Forde Photographers, Seattle, WashingtonFrom accompanying materials: At Christmas time, 1955, the
KING-TV transmitter tower, atop one of the highest hills in Seattle, was gaily
decorated with colored lights, becoming the "world's tallest Christmas
tree."
1/657Tower strung with Christmas lights and a star on
topcirca 1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, WashingtonAttached note: Our lighted tower with a star at the top to
shine out over the city at Christmas time may never again be able to spend the
electric power.
1/658Tower with Christmas lights and starcirca 1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington1/6 59Tower lit at night with neighborhood
belowcirca 1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, WashingtonFrom accompanying materials: The KING-TV Tower becomes the
"World's Tallest Christmas Tree."
1/660Top of tower circa 1960s 1/661Tower seen through the Pacific Science Center arches
at night with lit fountainscirca 1970s Sculpted nativity scene1/662Christmas nativity scene with sculptorcirca 1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, WashingtonFrom accompanying materials: Christmas Nativity. A young
sculptor came by and offered to sculpt this on Aurora between 2 buildings just
inside the side-walk. Progress was shown on the air from time to time. It was
finished the day before Christmas Eve as KING's Christmas card to the
community. It was specially lighted and carols came from a speaker behind
it.
1/663Sculptor at work on nativity scene circa 1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington KING Broadcasting Company Promotions &
ScrapbooksKING Mike's Coronation PartyNote on introduction page: On September 3, 1947, the
management and staff of King Broadcasting Company held a cocktail party at the
Rainier Club for Seattle advertising agency people and many of the leading
advertisers in the state of Washington. Hiddleston, Evans & Merrill Inc.,
was the advertising agency chosen to plan and execute this gala and highly
promotional affair.
Photo identification numbers are in correspondence with page
number.
10/164-1King Mike logo in front of easels featuring KING
programming1947Attached caption: A five-foot "King Mike" was blown up
from the original drawing by Walt Disney, hand-painted and set up on a pedestal
with a spotlight on him, so that he dominated the whole gala affair.
10/164-2aTen easels featuring KING programming with King Mike
logo in center1947Attached caption: There was a display across the full wall
of the main room. The five-foot blow-up of "King Mike" in the center was
surrounded on both sides by large blow-ups of some of KING's leading programs.
10/164-2bCrowd in front of easels194710/164-3aInvitation to party194710/164-3bFollow-up letter from Henry B. Owen, General Manager
of KING, to Mr. L.H. Fortin of Van der Kamp Bakeries194710/164-4aAdvertising brochure, The
Birth of a Station194710/164-4bCocktail napkin with King Mike logo194710/164-5aStimson Bullitt, Henry Wood, and Clara Sendstrom
being served drinks1947Attached caption: Models, who wore high KING crowns,
presented corsages to the ladies, and served drinks to the guest. Here one is
serving, l. to r., Stimson Bullitt (Treasurer, King Broadcasting Company);
Henry Wood ( Yates, Riley & MacDonald, Realtors); and Clara Sendstrom (Mrs.
Bullitt's office staff).
10/164-5bDick Smith, Frances Fitch, Curt Roberts, Joe Gandy
and Adele Harris at party194710/164-6aJoseph Hiddleston, Dorothy Stimson Bullitt and Henry
Owen194710/164-6b Frederick Baker and Joe MacGuire stand behind Grant
Merrill seated at piano194710/164-7aJohn Eichhorn, Henry Own, and Martin Wickett around
King Mike and programming display1947 10/164-7bJack Hefferman, D.R. Fitzgerald and J.D. Cardoza in
front of programming display 194710/164-8aCecil Solly pouring Olympia beer for Joseph
Hiddleston and Roger Rice1947 10/164-8bHenry Owen and Dorothy Stimson Bullitt with
man194710/164-9aS.L. Savidge and Dud Brown 194710/164-9bWilliam O. McKay and A.A. "Bob" Littler looking over
Birth of a Station program book194710/164-10aH.O. Stone194710/164-10bVic Francis194710/164-10cClarence Klopfenstein, Jess Klinker, Douglas Ball
and Cecil McKingstry sitting together194710/164-11aHoward MacGowan with Irv and Florence Hoff
1947 10/164-11bFrederick and Nelson advertising personnel: Royell
D. Friend, Kit Tucker, Joe Sjurson, Mrs. Irene Elsner and Toby Johnson at
party194710/164-12aRalph Ostrander, Gordon Powell and Dick
Smith194710/164-12bChuck Frankland, Benn Tipp and Don Yates with others
in the background194710/164-13aRoyell D. Friend, Frank Blethem, Carl Williams and
Ed Phelan 194710/164-13bJohn Eichorn with Sally and Harry
Pearson1947 10/164-14aHarry Bowen, Mrs. Hazel Earle and Dallas Boman in
front of programming display194710/164-14bFenton Winans, Mrs. Winans and Joseph
Hiddleston1947 1953 ScrapbookNote: Scrapbook was in a fragile state: some photographs were
falling out and some attached items were removed. Picture identification
numbers are in correspondence with page number. Original cardboard backing and
large ephemera retained in Dorothy Stimson Bullitt business papers of the King
Broadcasting Company, 1933-1993 (Bulk: 1949-1973) Accession No. 5269-002 of
Dorothy Stimson Bullitt papers Box 133 Scrapbooks - 1953.
1/765Otto Brandtcirca 1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington Attached caption: Description of Brandt's early
career.
1/766Charles Herring at news desk with clocks behind
himcirca 1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 1/767Ship at night with Christmas lightscirca 1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, WashingtonAttached note: Radio KING disc jockeys take part in the
annual "Christmas Cruise" of the ship which sails around Seattle's many water
courses and serenades residents with Holiday music.
1/768Reporters, audience and inquiry board inside the
Washington State Reformatory at Monroecirca 1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington Attached note: KING goes to prison for new coverage-a
headline which would have been accurate when its radio and TV newsmen actually
went inside prison walls at the Washington State Reformatory at Monroe to cover
the state's inquiry into the causes of a two-million dollar fire and riot in
which inmates willfully destroyed much of the reformatory's buildings and
equipment. KING-TV cameras were on hand for special remote broadcasts as were
Radio KING microphones, when inmates revealed the reasons behind the riot in a
series of sensational disclosures. It was the first time television cameras had
gone behind prison walls in the State of Washington.
1/769Sheriff Tex showing off his Hootenany musical
instrumentcirca 1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 1/770Bill Corcoran and Eleanor Roosevelt during filming
of KING's Community Workshop with United Nations flag in backgroundcirca 1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 1/771 Elizabeth Leonard and woman at desk in studio with
KING microphone circa 1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington1/772Nutsy the Clown with children at
hospital1953Forde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 1/773Guy Mitchell milking cow with Jim French holding
microphone while others look on1953Forde Photographers, Seattle, Washington1/874Al Cummings pouring syrup for man at breakfast
eventcirca 1950s Forde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 1/875Bill Corcoran and Gil Henry holding microphone next
to man in the middle of crowded dining roomcirca 1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington1/876William Devin, Bill Corcoran, and John Cortano stand
behind a table with Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. and kids with birthday cake
celebrating United Nations Day circa 1950s 1/877Russ Norman holding record albums with woman holding
his tie in front of bus advertising KING's CAReFREE TRAVELER promotion
circa 1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 1/878Otto Brandt holding the Alfred R. Sloan Award and
shaking hands with man1952Forde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 1/879Russ Norman and Mike Rhodes holding Alfred R. Sloan
Award sit in a 1902 Oldsmobile promoting KING's Traffic Jamboree1952Forde Photographers, Seattle, Washington KING Daytime TV Spells Success for Department
StoreAttached caption: KING-TV dramatically proved the power
and swift effectiveness of daytime TV by being the "salesman" for one of the
most successful sales at The Bon Marche, Seattle department store. The
adjoining story from Women's Wear Daily tells how KIN-TV was responsible for
"one of the year's most profitable events.".
1/980Bill Corcoran interviews man in The Bon Marche
store surrounded by crowd1953 1/981Claire Hannawalt and Tom Priebe film mound and
outfield of Sick's Seattle Stadium for KRSC-TVcirca
1950s Attached note: KRSC-TV Seattle Washington. The mound
and outfield at Sick's Seattle Stadium are covered by remote crew chief Claire
Hannawalt and cameraman Tom Priebe, of KRSC-TV. Due to position of television
booth directly under roof at forward most position in grandstand, cameras are
pointed at 45 degree angle to cover plate.
KING TV Star breaks all records! and KING is cheered
by beautiful girls!1/982Woman on dock holding sign reading: Keep cool-Keep
tuned to Radio KING 1090, Gil Henry King's Open House, with sailboat behind her
and radio at her feetcirca
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 1/983Crowd at Seattle Civic Auditorium during Liberace
concertcirca
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, WashingtonNote with photo: Liberace, the young piano showman,
began a television program on KING-TV in mid-September, 1953, virtually unknown
to Pacific Northwest viewers. KING-TV's all-out promotion campaign beginning
well ahead of the series continued to build Liberace's popularity so
successfully that when he came to Seattle for a concert in November, he drew
the largest box office and attendance in the entire 25-year history of the
Seattle Civic Auditorium.
KING Inaugurates the Shuttle!From accompanying material: KING took part in the
inaugural run of a new downtown shuttle bus system, designed to speed up
service for shoppers at the daytime rush hours. Seattle Transit System welcomed
aboard the first shuttle KING stars Sheriff Tex, Bill O'Mara, Bea Donovan
(King's Queen), Stan Boreson and Bob Ryan. There was music for the passengers,
interviews recorded, pictures taken, and all passengers rode free as the guests
of KING. The promotion helped get the new shuttle talked about and thereby
improve transit service downtown.
1/984Bill O'Mara pins a flower on a woman as Sheriff
Tex watches inside buscirca
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 1/985Sheriff Tex collects fare from passenger on bus
while a woman and child smile at the camera circa
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 1/986Bob Ryan speaks into a microphone while Stan
Boreson plays the accordion to passengers on buscirca
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington The Governor Kicks Off KING TV's Sixth
Year!1/987Governor Arthur Langlie, Al Cummings and three
women walking on field at Seattle Memorial Stadium1953Forde Photographers, Seattle, Washington1/988Girls' marching unit and band of Queen Anne High
School on field forming the letters TV, number 5, and crown at Seattle Memorial
Stadium for KING-TV's 5th anniversary1953Forde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 1/989Governor Arthur Langlie punts a football while a
man and woman watch1953Forde Photographers, Seattle, WashingtonAttached caption: The Honorable Arthur B. Langlie steps
back into punt formation. A hush falls over the stadium. The Governor takes a
deep breadth. Then, with a great sweeping motion, he propels the ball down
field. The ball sails high, plummets to the field, and rolls to a stop. Good
for 45 yards (at $10 a yard) and a cool $450 to the March of Dimes. Courtesy of
KING-TV.
KING TV Institute1/1090Man at podium speaking to audiencecirca
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, WashingtonAl Cummings and the Pirates Attached note: Al Cumings, who kids the Pacific Northwest
through breakfast every morning on Radio KING, heckled the Seafair Pirates a
little too much-even though it was in good fun-during the Seattle Centennial
Celebration. The Pirates thought it was so much fun that they "kidnaped"
Cumings "off the board" and made him walk the plank into the chilly waters of
Puget Sound, much to the delight of Cumings' listeners. This is typical of
fun-loving adventures of Al Cumings, who often makes Page 1 and even has been
featured in Time magazine for his antics.
1/1091Al Cummings carried on Seafair pirate boat outside
the KING Radio and Television Center circa
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 1/1092Seafair pirates put a rope around Al Cummings'
neck circa
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington1/1093KING-TV field camera and equipment in front of
Washington State Patrol emergency mobile communications center vehicle in a
field of airplane wreckagecirca
1950sThe Camera Shop, Tacoma, Washington 1/1094Gil Henry at podium speaking to Seattle
Sub-Debscirca 1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, WashingtonAttached caption: Gil Henry was the most popular choice of
Seattle Sub-Debs, teen age girls from all High Schools in the city, who invited
Gil to emcee their annual meeting.
More Than New York1/1095KING TV crew at Seattle Art Museum interviewing
man in formal attirecirca
1950sAttached caption: Seattle drew 73,570 persons in four
weeks, while New York City was second with 71,000 persons in six weeks. Topping
the many special shows and announcements about the show, the entire KING-TV
remote crew wore summer formal wear while telecasting the invitational preview
of the most valuable art exhibit ever to leave Japan's shores. KING-TV did the
remote telecast as a public service to build attendance to the show. As a
result of the great success, the Seattle Art Museum has announced that the
famous Chinese Gold and Silver Exhibit soon will be shown in Seattle.
KING's Cautious Kids1/1096Otto Brandt promoting KING'S Cautious Kids with
Allen Pomeroy, Arthur Langlie, Chief of Police Lawrence, State Patrol Chief
Pryde, and a National Safety Council representativecirca
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington KING Mike Salutes the Courteous DriverNote with photos: Radio KING, the only radio station to
win the Sloan Award for Traffic Safety two consecutive years, originated the
"KING Courteous Driver" campaign. Law-enforcement officials in the Seattle are
salute this as the greatest campaign for traffic safety undertaken in the
Pacific Northwest this year. The "KING Courteous Driver" were chosen each day
among Seattle area drivers for courteous driving habits which make highways
safe. The Washington State Patrol, the King County Sheriff and Seattle Police
rotated the daily selection. The winner received a turkey, a Flo-Ball pen, and
a copy of Memorable Pictures from LIFE, climaxed
by the daily salute to him or her, by Radio KING.
1/1197Billboard with KING Mike promoting KING's
Courteous Driverscirca
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, WashingtonAttached caption: "KING Courteous Drivers" were also
saluted by name on a huge hand-painted bulletin board on Aurora Avenue in
Seattle, at a point on U.S. Highway 99 where more traffic passes than any other
position in the Pacific Northwest.
1/1198Al Cummings and Allen Pomeroy holding posters
advertising KING Courteous Driver promotion circa
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, WashingtonAttached caption: Honorary members of the "KING
Courteous Driver" include Seattle's Mayor Allen Pomeroy, shown here with KING
disc jockey Allen Cummings, Arthur Fiedler, Indianapolis Speedway driver Ab
Jenkins, Washington's Governor Arthur Langlie, to mention only a few.
KING's Hotel HumaneNote with photos: Radio KING cooperates with the King
County Humane Society in finding homes for pets and in returning lost pets to
their owners. Al Cumings, KING disc jockey who is the "dog's best friend" here
talks it over with a canine comrade The Humane Society credits KING Radio and
TV, with finding homes for nearly eight thousand homeless animals in 1953.
KING's Kamera, daily program starring Bill and Cheri Corcoran and "a little of
everything" finds its weekly feature for the King County Humane Society one of
its most popular. Puppies and lost dogs up for adoption are shown to television
audiences. Recently two small boys slept on the shelter porch at the Humane
Society all night to claim one of these puppies.
1/1199Bill and Cheri Corcoran with dogs in the Hotel
Humane at the King County Humane Societycirca
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 1/11100Al Cummings with dogs during KING's Open House
programcirca
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington...the Pacific Northwest
Stood Still!Note: Two attached captions describing telecast of
University of Washington and Seattle University basketball game in Corvallis,
Oregon.
1/11101KING camera with long lens set up in bleacher area
surrounded by spectatorscirca
1950sAttached caption: The Pacific Northwest "stood still" to
watch the KING-TV sports telecast of the NCAA basketball game from Corvallis,
Oregon, between the University of Washington and Seattle University--without
question, the most bitter athletic struggle ever fought in the area.
1/11102Reporters watch television on side line of
basketball court as players practice and cheerleaders entertain the spectators
circa
1950sAttached caption: The press box at the University of
Washington Pavilion in Seattle installed a television set to watch the game
from Corvallis while the State High School tournament was being played
here.
1/11103People watching televisioncirca
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, WashingtonAttached caption: An example of how Seattle hotel
lobbies arranged furniture so the most people could watch the exciting
game.
1/11104Crowd standing around cars at auto show watching a
television setcirca
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, WashingtonAttached caption: After paying admission to see an auto
show, fans ignore an expensive foreign car to watch the game on KING-TV.
1/11105Group of people watching basketball game on
television setcirca
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, WashingtonAttached caption: Television receivers installed in a
church so "Young Married Couples Club" could watch KING-TV's sports telecast.
Tops in News Coverage! KING's Private Heliport No.1
Note: Attached caption describes acquisition of first
helicopter.
1/11106Charles Herring surrounded by others interviews
man in front of helicoptercirca
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington KING-TV's 5th Birthday PartyNote: Attached caption describing party.
1/12107-115Bill Corcoran interviewing various people
including Sheriff Tex and Elizabeth Leonardcirca
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, WashingtonSafety CaravanAttached caption: KING-TV Safety Caravans to carry safety
messages to Seattle children are led here by the Range Rider and his pal Dick
West, who appeared at several beaches and at Northgate Shopping Center to talk
to the thousands of fans.
1/12116Dick West surrounded by children dressed as Native
Americanscirca
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington Sheriff Tex...No.1 CitizenFrom accompanying material: Texas Jim Lewis, better known
as Sheriff Tex to KING-TV fans, is called upon to....Play a few "spasms" of
music on the Hootenany for Boston "Pops" conductor Arthur Fiedler, who had
never seen a musical instrument like it. Help judge the Sheriff's Fishing Derby
and award prizes to the children catching the biggest ones.
1/13117Jim Lewis as Sheriff Tex with King County Sheriff
and Gil Henry with kids at the 10th Annual King County Sheriffs Kids Fish
Derbycirca
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 1/13118Sheriff Tex receives badge from Seattle Mayor,
Chief of Police, Chief of State Patrol, Coroner and otherscirca
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, WashingtonAttached caption: Accept a deputy's badge for his
outstanding public service, from Seattle's Mayor, Chief of Police, Chief of the
State Patrol, and Coroner. The Sheriff, who calls his young viewers "deputies,"
thus takes his turn as a deputy, for remembering safety.
1/13119Sheriff Tex plays the Hootenany while Arthur
Fiedler conductscirca
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, WashingtonSheriff Tex "Gold Star Daddy"1/13120-121Sheriff Tex on set receives award from children
1953Attached caption: Sheriff Tex, KING-TV Western star
beloved by children throughout the Pacific Northwest who watch his daily
program from "Safety Junction," was chosen "Gold Star Daddy of the Year." The
organization honoring him is the Gold Star Sons and Daughters, children of
veterans killed in action in World War II and Korea. The Sheriff entertained
the children at a party on the program and also at the Christmas Party.
1/13122KING-TV transmitter tower at night with Christmas
lightscirca 1950sAttached caption: KING-TV created the world's tallest
"Christmas Tree" out of its new transmitter tower. One December evening,
Seattle residents all over the city saw in the night sky atop Queen Anne Hill,
the gigantic "Christmas tree" blazing with red, green, blue and orange lights
reaching up to a thousand feet above the sea level, topped with a huge figure
"5." The "Christmas tree" broadcast at full power of 100,000 watts, conveying
to viewers all over the coverage area the Holiday Greetings of Channel 5, the
first station in the entire area.
Everything Happens at KINGAccompanying material describing Telebargain and March On
programs
1/13123Eleanor Roosevelt on set of KING's Community
Workshop with United Nations flag in the backgroundcirca
1950sAttached caption describes various presentations done by
the Community Workshop program.
1/13124A man visits contestants in the dungeon of KING's
Ransom program circa
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, WashingtonAttached caption: "KING's Ransom" is a daily audience
participation quiz show with contestants starting out in "the dungeon," from
which they must ransom themselves and win "A King's Ransom" of prizes. Daily
audiences have averaged far more than the studios will easily hold, with ticket
requests for weeks in advance.
1/13125Boxers in ring at studio as spectators
watchcirca
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, WashingtonAttached caption: "KING's Ring" rounds up an hour of
fast and furious action when amateur boxers battle it out in the KING-TV
studios. The scrappy young fighters have become one of the most popular of the
new weekly programs introduced this year, and participants are drawn from all
over the Far West. Ticket requests for this one, too, extend eight weeks ahead.
KING Covers Gold Cup!1/14126US Naval Reserve blimp flying overhead as
hydroplane races below with boats lined up and 520 floating bridge in
backgroundcirca
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 1/14127Hydroplane racing across watercirca
1950s Attached caption describes Gold Cup hydroplane racing
coverage.
Forde and Carter, Seattle, Washington 1/14128Two hydroplanes race by dock as signalers wave
flags and a helicopter flies above the 520 bridgecirca
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 1/14129KING-TV crew films crane along shore above
hydroplanes from on top of a truck while crowd watchescirca
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 1/14130Junction Jamboree set
with Sheriff Tex and his hootenany performing with other cast
memberscirca 1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington1/14131a-bRuth Prins as Story Lady on Televenture Tales set surrounded by childrencirca 1950sTwo photos are pasted together.
Forde Photographers, Seattle, WashingtonSheriff Tex and his Deputies1/14132Sheriff Tex on stage talking to crowd of mostly
children1953Forde Photographers, Seattle, WashingtonAttached caption: Tex talks safety to 10,000 Seafair
children gathered in his honor. Tex welcomes the Cisco Kid to Safety
Junction.
1/15133Catherine Donnelly and her mothercirca 1950sNote with photos: Catherine Donnelly is a Phi Beta Kappa
graduate of the University of Washington and has a Master's degree. She is a
victim of cerebral palsy who earns a living for herself and her widowed mother
by typing. Catherine won a trip to Hollywood in a nation-wide contest conducted
by Eddie Cantor. Catherine told best: "What my mother means to me". While
Catherine and her mother were in Hollywood, personnel of KING Broadcasting
Company took on the project of remodeling the Donnelly home, which was badly in
need of repair and "touching up". The project was headed by girls of the KING
organization. The girls, who were the "bosses", had only one understanding:
there would be no publicity on what was being done as a complete surprise to
Catherine and her mother.These photographs show what a great project it was.
And this is the first mention of it outside of KING. And it is desired that
this be one of KING's secrets.
Forde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 1/15134-137Personnel repairing and remodeling homecirca 1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 1/15138Catherine Donnelly in wheelchair with mother
standing by her looking out doorwaycirca 1950sKING's Open House10/2139Proclamation illustrated by Bob Halecirca 1950sAttached caption: KING disc jockey Gil Henry, rated tops
in the entire area for his afternoon KING's Open House program, salutes a
Seattle barber each week with barber shop quartet records. The barber chosen
becomes a "KING's Shaving Mug" with this plaque to hang on the wall of his
shop.
Proclamation reads: Hair Ye! Hair Ye! Hair Ye! [blank] is
hereby proclaimed a KING Royal Shaving Mug. Radio KING's Open House, 1090 on
your dial 1 to 5 PM daily.
Executives1/16140Dorothy Stimson Bullitt with KING-TV camera surrounded
by a group of peoplecirca 1940s 1/16141Glenna Lowes of The Seattle
Times, James Middlebrooks and Bill Jahn of the Seattle Post-Intelligencer sitting around a television
set1954Forde Photographers, Seattle, Washington1/16142Camera crew filming man in chaircirca 1950s1/16143James Middlebrooks with videotape recording equipment
and monitor displaying KING Mike logo 1957Forde Photographers, Seattle, Washington Written on verso: James L. Middlebrooks, Director of
Engineering for the KING Broadcasting Company, inspects the first production
model of the Ampex videotape recorder ever to be delivered to a station.
KING-TV put this first model on the air on Thanksgiving Day, 1957.
1/16144Otto Brandt and Lee Schulman with three men wearing
badges reading "Official videotape recording expert" and James Middlebrooks
holding a reel of tapecirca 1950s Written on verso: Advent of tape.
1/16145Otto Brandt standing on a ship docked on waterfront
with man and KING-TV vans below circa 1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 1/16146Frank Hawkins with Dorothy Stimson Bullitt and crew
with broadcasting equipment circa 1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington1/16147Two men operating video tape equipmentcirca 1970s KING-AM Personalities and Promotions 1/17148Miss Greencirca 1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 1/17149Heck Harper and horse Toby on barn stagecirca 1960s Ray Court 1/17150Ray Court holding a stuffed frog standing next to a
priest in front of a table full of items from the "Something Green"
contestcirca 1960sBob Carver, Seattle, Washington 1/17151Ray Court with winner of the April Fool's Day
contest standing behind table of prizescirca 1960sBob Carver, Seattle, Washington 1/17152-153Ray Court and Bill Cosby at Radio King
studio1963Bob Carver, Seattle, Washington Al Cummings 1/17154Al Cummings on bridge over Sammamish
Rivercirca 1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 1/17155Al Cummings interviewing man on bridge over the
Sammamish Rivercirca 1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 1/17156Al Cummings interviewing two men on bridge over the
Sammamish Rivercirca 1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 1/17157-158Al Cummings sitting with two men in
studiocirca 1950sBurton Thurber, Seattle, Washington 1/18159Al Cummings serving Centennial brand pancakes to a
woman at breakfast eventcirca 1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 1/18160Al Cummings in Radio KING broadcasting booth outside
KING Radio and Television Center with Cadillac parked out front with man
wearing fake deer head behind the wheel and a hunter tied to the hood with a
sign advocating safe huntingcirca 1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, WashingtonAttached note: Come hunting season our disc jockey Al
Cummings got a stag's antlers for his own head and put a man's figure across
the hood of his car. As he drove around town, the gun lobby wasn't amused.
1/18161Al Cummings dyeing his beard with the help of two
womencirca 1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, WashingtonWritten on verso: Radio KING Disc Jockey Al Cummings
promised to get his beard dyed blue if enough voters turned out in a recent
election. Here he fulfills that promise.
1/18162Al Cummings on stage with band in front of audience
of teenscirca 1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 1/18163Al Cummings dumping box of mail into large
pilecirca 1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington Al Cummings and the birthday party for Bobo the
gorilla 1/18164-165Al Cummings with stuffed animals and Bobo the
gorilla circa
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, WashingtonWritten on verso of 165: Radio KING disc jockey Al
Cummings tries to console Bobo, the gorilla, who has had to leave his home for
the zoo because he was getting too old.
1/18166-167Al Cummings with stuffed rabbit and Bobo the
gorillacirca
1950s 1/18168Al Cummings holding Bobo the gorillacirca
1950sAl Cummings and the One Day Vacation in
Hawaii1/19169-171Al Cummings interviewing Hilo Hattie and others in
Hawaiian attire on lawn in front of KING Radio and Television Center
circa
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 1/19172Al Cummings with others getting interviewed by
Bill Corcoran on the front lawn of KING Radio and Television Center
circa
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 1/19173-174Al Cummings being dragged by two Seattle Police
officers outside the KING Radio booth circa
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington Al Cummings and the Emmett Watson voodoo doll
2/1175Al Cummings holding voodoo doll as a woman places
a pin in it1956Forde Photographers, Seattle, WashingtonWritten on back: Radio KING Disc Jockey Al Cummings
disagreed with the writings of Emmett Watson, prominent journalist for the
Seattle Post-Intelligencer, so he made a doll of
Watson and offered Seattlites the honor of helping him stick the journalist
with pins.
2/1176Al Cummings holding child and voodoo
doll1956Forde Photographers, Seattle, Washington2/1177Al Cummings with woman and voodoo doll1956Forde Photographers, Seattle, Washington Al Cummings and St. Patrick's Day, 1965Blarney Boulder2/1178-179Al Cummings kissing Blarney Boulder outside of
house 1965Bob Carver, Seattle, Washington2/1180-181Al Cummings with Ray Court, Blarney Boulder and
shamrock1965Bob Carver, Seattle, Washington 2/1182Mike McDowell and nephew Bill beside McDowell
Cranes trucks1965Accompanying material: McDowell Crane Co. son Mike,
nephew Bill. Delivering Blarney stone to Al Cummings 3-17-65.
2/1183McDowell Cranes truck outside of
house1965Attached note (with 214): McDowell Crane Co. son Mike,
nephew Bill. Delivering Blarney stone to Al Cummings 3-17-65.
Al Cummings and the Friendly Sons of St. Patrick's
ceremony at Olympic Hotel2/1184Al Cummings shaking hands with Council General
C.W. Whelan during induction while man looks on1965Heib, Seattle 2/1185-186Al Cummings with a certificate of title
[possibly for Blarney Boulder] presented by C.W. Whelan 1965Heib, SeattleAl Cummings and the Magicians
Convention2/1187-189Escape artist "Desmond" suspended upside down by
crane outside of the Benjamin Franklin Hotel while crowd looks on with the
Space Needle in the background1965 2/1190Al Cummings in a straight jacket with escape
artist Desmond surrounded by crowd outside the Benjamin Franklin
Hotel1965Frosty Fowler2/2191Woman placing a beret on Frosty Fowlercirca 1950s2/2192Frosty Fowler being handed a large bottle of vodka
by a womancirca 1950s 2/2193Frosty Fowler looking through records while woman
watchescirca 1950s2/2194aFrosty Fowler seated next to turntablecirca 1950s 2/2194b-cFrosty Fowler and young women on set of
Seattle Bandstandcirca
1958-1961This is a print from a scanned negative.
Publicity Portraits 2/2195Publicity portrait of Frosty Fowlercirca
1950s2/2196a-bPublicity portrait of Frosty Fowlercirca
1950s196a has the KING Radio logo.
Dudley, Hardin & Yang, Seattle, Washington2/2197-200Publicity portraits of Frosty Fowlercirca
1960s2/2201Publicity portrait of Frosty Fowlercirca
1960sDudley, Hardin & Yang, Seattle, Washington 2/2202Publicity portrait of Frosty Fowlercirca
1960sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington2/3203-204Frosty Fowler with man standing next to woman in
hospital bedcirca 1960sBob Carver, Seattle, Washington2/3205a-eContact sheet with Frosty Fowler in racing helmet
and firesuitcirca 1971Sheet has five images.
2/3206Four Boy Scouts; two are holding flags outside the
Century Hotel circa 1960sFred Abeles, Seattle, Washington2/3207Boy Scout signaling from the outside deck of the
Space Needlecirca 1960sFred Abeles, Seattle, Washington 2/3208 Boy Scouts signaling from the street to the Space
Needlecirca 1960sFred Abeles, Seattle, Washington2/3209Frosty Fowler broadcasting from a desk at the Space
Needle with people on the outside deck circa 1960sBob Carver, Seattle, Washington 2/3210a-cContact sheet of painters on scaffold being
interviewedcirca 1960sBob Carver, Seattle, Washington2/3211a-dContact sheet painters scaffolding moving up the
Space Needle; Frosty Fowler is waving in one photocirca 1960sBob Carver, Seattle, Washington 2/3212a-dContact sheet of Frosty Fowler and three men on
painters scaffolding with the city seen below circa 1960sBob Carver, Seattle, Washington2/3213a-dContact sheet of Frosty Fowler moving from the deck
of the Space Needle to painters scaffolding with the help of other men and
onlookers watchingcirca 1960sBob Carver, Seattle, Washington 2/3214a-dContact sheet of Frosty Fowler and painters on
scaffolding at bottom of the Space Needle including presentation of honorary
membership in Painters Council #5 circa 1960sBob Carver, Seattle, Washington2/4215Space Needle information signcirca 1960sBob Carver, Seattle, Washington 2/4216Frosty Fowler with KING microphone at the base of
the Space Needlecirca 1960sBob Carver, Seattle, Washington 2/4217Frosty Fowler at table with children in the Space
Needle restaurantcirca 1960sBob Carver, Seattle, Washington2/4218Frosty Fowler presenting prizes to
children1963Bob Carver, Seattle, Washington 2/4219Frosty Fowler presenting ice parade tickets to girl
and boy1963Bob Carver, Seattle, Washington2/4220Frosty Fowler wearing cape and KING's Little King
crown with man and girl in cowboy hatcirca 1960sBob Carver, Seattle, Washington2/4221Frosty Fowler wearing cape and King's Little King
crown receiving telegrams from a Western Union man1964Bob Carver, Seattle, Washington Frosty Fowler with Movie
Mirror magazine and Riches & Adams2/4222Frosty Fowler outside Woolworth window display
promoting his appearance in Movie Mirror
magazinecirca
1960s2/4223-224Frosty Fowler with men at meeting for Riches &
Adams circa
1960s 2/4225-227Drivers standing next to delivery trucks
advertising Riches & Adams distribution of Movie
Mirror magazine circa
1960s 2/5228Frosty Fowler and crowd at Seattle Bandstand
holding copies of Movie Mirror at Seattle
Bandstand stagecirca
1960s 2/5229Frosty Fowler shaking hands with man in front of a
crowd and a King-TV camera at Seattle Bandstand studiocirca
1960s2/5230Frosty Fowler next to man, both of them holding a
copy of Movie Mirror magazine in front of Riches
& Adams distribution truck with KING sign in the backgroundcirca
1960sPhil H. Webber, Seattle, Washington 2/5231U.S.S. Bunker Hill
docked in Seattle with two people standing near bowMay 2, 1965Robert H. Estlow, U.S. Navy 2/5232Photo of list of former crew members (authenticated
by Frosty Fowler and Captain Gordon Williams) who revisited the U.S.S.
Bunker HillMay 2, 1965Robert H. Estlow, U.S. Navy2/5233Frosty Fowler on phone with A.V. Skaret of the
Seattle Fire Department and two other men presentMay 2,1965Robert H. Estlow, U.S. Navy2/5234-235Frosty Fowler with man in the Valley Hi Ranch Fire
Department truck at base of the Space Needlecirca 1960sDudley, Hardin & Yang, Seattle, Washington 2/5236Hal Raymond giving a shoe-shine and Frosty Fowler
brushing off King County chairman Scott Wallace circa 1965Dudley, Hardin & Yang, Seattle, Washington 2/5237Contact sheet with four images: two with Frosty
Fowler with man in wheelchair, one of Al Cummings on top of phone booth with a
Red Cross flag attached, one of band playingcirca 1960s2/5238Frosty Fowler in hospital bed getting examined by
Bill Cosbycirca 1963Forde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 2/5239a-gContact sheet with seven images of Frosty Fowler in
hospital bed getting examined by Bill Cosbycirca 1963Frosty is holding a copy of Bill
Cosby Is a Very Funny Fellow...Right! record album.
Forde Photographers, Seattle, Washington2/6240-241Gil Henry broadcasting KING's Open House program and
greeting listeners at the Northgate IGA Foodlinercirca 1950sBill Stephens, Seattle, Washington2/6242Harry Jordan of KING's
Kitchen's What's Cooking Contest with winner and man on the
leftcirca 1950sThe Monroe Monitor 2/6243Hal Davis holding microphone as a nurse draws his
bloodcirca 1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, WashingtonNote with photograph: King Staff personality relating how
easy it is to donate blood. This is an effective part of the KING-TV continuous
campaign to help the King County blood bank.
Russ Norman2/6244Russ Norman with Seattle Police officer in police
carcirca 1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 2/6245Russ Norman standing between two men receiving award
from the Northwest Marine Industriescirca 1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, WashingtonMark Wayne2/6246Mark Wayne dressed as Aunt Fern from
The Man from U.N.C.L.E. in a convertible holding
KING's crown on a pillowcirca 1960sFred Abeles, Seattle, Washington 2/6247a-dContact sheet with four images of Mark Wayne dressed
as Aunt Fern from The Man from U.N.C.L.E.circa 1960s2/6248Contest winner on motorcycle with Mark Wayne on the
back dressed as Aunt Fern from The Man from
U.N.C.L.E.circa 1960sBob Carver, Seattle, Washington 2/6249Mark Wayne dressed as Aunt Fern from
The Man from U.N.C.L.E. while man hands contest
winner keys to Honda motorcycle in front of car advertising Linc's
Tacklecirca 1960sBob Carver, Seattle, Washington 2/6250-251Man next to Volkswagen Beetle with mounted camera
sticking out of roof1965 Various KING personalities2/7252Harry Jordan and three other men in a
buscirca 1950'sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington2/7253Harry Jordan, second from left, with Gil Henry and
Russ Norman, second from right and other men hanging 45 RPM records on
Christmas treecirca 1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 2/7254Men cleaning Chief Seattle statue in Tilikum Place,
Seattlecirca 1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, WashingtonCaption from removed mounting: The KING's Men gave Chief
Seattle a good scrubbing to kick off KING's D-Day at the Dump.
2/7255Ron Mercer publicity portrait circa 1970sCarl Murray, Seattle, Washington2/7256Publicity portrait of Dan Foley in front of Asian
guardian statue circa 1970sCarl Murray, Seattle, Washington 2/7257Publicity portrait of B.J. Young at University of
Washingtoncirca 1970sCarl Murray, Seattle, WashingtonUnidentified KING-AM personalities2/7258Publicity portrait of man taken along the waterfront
by the Seattle Aquariumcirca 1970sCarl Murray, Seattle, Washington2/7259Two women and a man in a studio with
Star Wars and various music posters in the
backgroundcirca 1970s2/7260Young woman wearing cardigan with the name Patti
embroidered on itcirca 1970s2/7261Two men wearing shirts for the 1978 Auto Show in the
Kingdome with KING Radio logo on back1978 2/7262Man with microphone and KING Radio jacket on tennis
courtcirca 1970sColor slide.
2/7263Man in KING Radio Eleven van on phone1977Color slide.
2/7264Two KING Radio personnel outside of vancirca 1970sColor slide.
2/7265-266Men signing autographscirca 1970sColor slide.
2/7267-273Men in front of control board broadcasting from
radio studiocirca 1970Color slides.
KING-AM Award2/8274-275Bill Clark and others accepting achievement award
from Beta Rho Tau1962KING-AM Radio Promotions2/8276Harry Jordan and Al Cummings participating in the
Donkey Race at Longacres horse-racing track in Renton, Washingtoncirca 1950sArt French, Seattle, Washington KING-AM Radio KING KLOCKS Special Open House for King
County Humane Society 2/8277-278Al Cummings with dogs circa 1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 2/8279Al Cummings in kennel with colliecirca 1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington2/8280Hal Davis with dogcirca 1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, WashingtonAttached note: A guest of the King County Humane Society
says thank you to a KING personality who has helped this canine find a home.
Officials of the society say that KING's continuous campaign to find homes for
pets is the first time in the history of the shelter that a method has been
worked out so that pets are adopted and no longer have to be "put to
sleep".
KING-AM Radio KING's Klunkker Karavan2/8281Harry Jordan and two men looking at cars in KING
parking lot1956Forde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 2/8282Al Cummings waving from fender of car with Harry
Jordan and crowd 1956Forde Photographers, Seattle, WashingtonKING-AM Radio King Koffee Klatch for pediatric
tuberculosis sanitarium with Al Cummings2/8283Al Cummings putting coffee in armored car with armed
guards and onlookers outside of King Radio and Television Center circa 1960sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington2/8284Al Cummings holding cans of Gold Shield coffee in
armored car while an armed guard looks oncirca 1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 2/8285Al Cummings under armed guard bringing cans of
coffee in to the Blue & White Coffee Shopcirca 1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington2/8286Al Cummings pours cup of coffee as man puts money
into donation jar held by police officer in support of Mother Rythers Child
Centercirca 1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington KING-AM Radio Seafair Promotions KING's Crown Promotion2/9287Al Cummings with funders of the KING's Crown
outside KING Radio and Television Center1956Forde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 2/9288A man and Frosty Fowler emptying bags of silver
dollars on a display for the KING's Crown promotioncirca
1950s2/9289Gisele MacKenzie digging for KING's Crown
underneath transmission towercirca
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, WashingtonFrom accompanying material: Singer Gisele MacKenzie
looked for KING's Crown. So did Jack Benny, Sammy Davis, Jr., and thousands of
others. Jack Benny even used a Geiger Counter. That's how big the reward of
1090 silver dollars looked to him.
2/9290Young adults digging for KING's Crowncirca
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington2/9291Seven student winners of the KING's Crown with
silver dollarscirca
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 2/9292Three women and two boys with a box labeled KING's
Crowncirca
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington2/9293Diver descending into water as people
watchcirca
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, WashingtonFrom accompanying material: KING Disc Jockeys went down
in diving suits in search of KING's Crown.
Seafair Pirates invade studio and capture
DJ's2/9294Seafair Pirates invading the KING Radio and
Television Broadcasting Center lobbycirca
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington2/9295Seafair Pirates carrying Pat Lewis wearing a KING
crown outside of KING Radio and Television Broadcasting Center circa
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 2/9296Seafair Pirates holding Pat Lewis wearing a KING
crown outside of KING Radio and Television Broadcasting Center circa
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington2/9297Seafair pirate crowned with KING crown and
surrounded by matescirca
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 2/10298Al Cummings fending off Seafair Pirates in
studiocirca
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington2/10299Al Cummings fighting Seafair Pirates in parking
lotcirca
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 2/10300Pirates standing over Al Cummings on
dockcirca
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington2/10301Pirates carrying off Al Cummings while one plays a
flutecirca
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington2/10302Al Cummings held at sword point by Seafair
Piratescirca
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 2/10303Al Cummings captured by Seafair Pirates including
one wearing the KING Crown and Seafair Pirates flag waving in
backgroundcirca
1950s2/10304Al Cummings with Seafair Pirate Kingcirca
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 2/10305Al Cummings falling towards the water after
walking the plank as Seafair Pirates look oncirca
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, WashingtonKING-AM Radio China Night with Pat Lewis, 1963
2/10306Pat Lewis in crowd handing out records of
China Nightcirca
1960sFred Abeles, Seattle, Washington 2/10307Eleven images on contact sheet, eight with Pat
Lewiscirca
1960sFred Abeles, Seattle, Washington2/10308Contact sheet with four images of Pat Lewis at
Chinese Festivalcirca
1960sForde Photographers, Seattle, WashingtonKING-AM Radio Presidential election: Al Cummings on
donkey vs Warren Saunders on elephant during "KING's Dems-GOP Derby" at
Longacres, 19562/11309-310Bill and Cheri Corcoran help Al Cummings with a
donkey on a KING-TV studio setForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington1956Written on verso: Disc Jockey Al Cummings of KING Radio,
attempts to move the donkey he is to ride in "KING's Dems-GOP Derby" at
Longacres just before the last national election. The race was a highlight of
Radio KING's drive to bring out a record vote, with an elephant and a donkey
racing to see who would win. The donkey had hardly moved when the trumpeting
elephant had reached the finish line.
2/11311-312Contact sheet of KING's Dems-GOP Derby1956Joe Van Wormer, LIFE Magazine2/11313Uncle Sam, Al Cummings with donkey, Michael Saunders
with elephant and others walking on Longacres race track, Renton,
Washington1956Forde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 2/11314Al Cummings on a donkey with Warren Saunders
standing next to him1956Forde Photographers, Seattle, Washington2/11315Warren Saunders on elephant with Al Cummings on
donkey, Uncle Sam and two women with banner on track1956Forde Photographers, Seattle, WashingtonWritten on back: To get out the vote in the last national
election, Radio KING Disc Jockey Warren Saunders (GOP and Al Cummings (Demo)
staged a Dems-GOP Derby to see ahead of time who would win, at Longacres Race
track.
2/11316Warren Saunders riding elephant and Al Cummings on a
donkey racing down the track followed by a man and two women holding a banner
1956Art French, Seattle, Washington2/11317Al Cummings riding on a donkey on race
track1956Forde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 2/11318Crowd watching as Al Cummings on donkey races far
behind opponent Michael Saunders on elephant 1956Forde Photographers, Seattle, Washington2/11319Al Cummings on donkey representing democratic
campaign for 1956 presidential ticket featuring Adlai Stevenson and Estes
Kefauver 1956Art French, Seattle, WashingtonKING-AM Radio Elmer the Safety Elephant
Elephanthon2/12320Al Cummings and Elmer the Safety Elephant in front
of crowd during presentation at the Elks Harding Memorial, Woodland Park,
Seattle1956Forde Photographers, Seattle, WashingtonFrom accompanying materials: Presentation of Elmer of
Safety Elephant to the Zoo and children of Seattle. Money raised by Telethon on
street by KING-TV.
2/12321Sheriff Tex on stage with Al Cummings and others
surrounded by crowd at the Elks Harding Memorial, Woodland Park,
Seattle1956Forde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 2/12322Al Cummings standing next to Frosty Fowler during
Elephanthon outside of KING Radio and Television Center as KING-TV crew films
and people watch1956Forde Photographers, Seattle, WashingtonKING-AM Radio Hunter's Vision Check2/12323Mark Wayne and man next to optometry equipment
during Radio KING 1090 Free Hunters' Vision Safety Check sponsored by King
County Optometrical Society 1964Forde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 2/12324Two men examining a slide during Hunter's Vision
Safety Check1964Dudley, Hardin & Yang, Seattle, Washington2/12325Al Cummings points a shotgun at an elk, human, and
cow during Hunters' Vision Safety Check1964Dudley, Hardin & Yang, Seattle, Washington KING-AM Radio University of Washington
promotions2/12326Ray Court with the Stardust Queen and a young
mancirca 1960s"Mush Huskies" campaignMush-mobile [probably 1938 Buick]2/12327Official Radio KING Mush-mobile with attached
billboard promoting KING-TV 5 color Husky Footballcirca
1960s 2/12328a-dContact sheet with four images: Mark Wayne and a
boy promoting RCA Victor television set, and the Mush-mobile in front of gas
stationcirca
1960s2/12329aRay Court presenting mush buttons to University
of Washington football players next to Mush-mobilecirca
1960sBob Carver Photos, Seattle, Washington 2/12329bContact sheet of images of cheerleaders and
Husky mascotcirca
1960s2/12330Rear view of Mush-mobile at the Seattle Tacoma
International Airport with school bandcirca
1960sBob Carver Photos, Seattle, Washington 2/12331Frosty Fowler and the Mush-mobile in front of
the Capitol Building in Olympia, Washingtoncirca
1960sBob Carver Photos, Seattle, Washington2/12332Frosty Fowler and Frank Hawkins with the
Mush-mobile in front of the Capitol Building in Olympia, Washingtoncirca
1960sBob Carver Photos, Seattle, Washington 2/13333Stan Road, Mr. and Mrs. Alan Sampson with Mr.
and Mrs. Martin Lauton and the Mush-mobilecirca
1960sBob Carver Photos, Seattle, Washington2/13334Mr. and Mrs. Alan Sampson and Mr. and Mrs.
Martin Lauton in the Mush-mobile outside of the KING Radio and Television
Centercirca
1960sBob Carver Photos, Seattle, Washington 2/13335Martin Lauton with Alan Sampson and attendant
gassing up the mush-mobile at Enco station circa
1960sBob Carver Photos, Seattle, Washington2/13336Alan Sampson and Martin Lauton with the
mush-mobile at Enco station next to monorail tracks and Space Needle in the
backgroundcirca
1960sBob Carver Photos, Seattle, Washington 2/13337-341Police Guild Bantams football players with others
in parking lot1963Sterns, Seattle, Washington2/13342-343Police Guild Bantams football team1963Sterns, Seattle, Washington 2/14344Mike Briggs, tackle for University of Washington
football team from 1961-63circa 19632/14345-346Crowd at UW football game hold up cards to spell
"MUSH" and create an image of a huskycirca
1960sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 2/14347Mush, the Husky mascotcirca
1960sBob Peterson, Seattle, Washington 2/14348Mark Wayne with University of Washington
cheerleaders at rally on campus1963Stearns, Seattle, Washington 2/14349Jim Owens with a University of Washington
cheerleader and Mark Wayne addressing the audience 1963Stearns, Seattle, Washington2/14350-351 Jim Owens speaking at pep rally1963Stearns, Seattle, Washington 2/14352 University of Washington pep rally1963Stearns, Seattle, Washington2/14353Football player placing "Mush Huskies" bumper
sticker on bus as teammates boardcirca
1960sBob Carver, Seattle, Washington 2/15354Governor Al Rossellini standing between Frosty
Fowler and Frank Hawkins as he is presented with a "MUSH" button in Olympia
circa
1960sBob Carver, Seattle, Washington 2/15355Contact sheet and negatives with pictures of Mush
husky, University of Washington cheerleaders and crowd at gamecirca
1960sBob Peterson, Seattle, Washington2/15356Jim Owens handing card to man for Sunny Jim Rose
Bowl trip promotion circa
1960sBob Carver, Seattle, Washington 2/15357Jim Owens shakes hands with man with other people
presentcirca
1960sBob Carver, Seattle, Washington2/15358 Jim Owens receives Husky Day proclamation from
King County Commissioners1964Bob Carver, Seattle, Washington 2/15359A woman wearing a crown and a man display entries
to the Van de Camps drawing for Rose Bowl tickets1964Bob Carver, Seattle, Washington2/15360-361Mush-mobile decorated for Homecoming with two
cheerleaders and three male students on University of Washington campus outside
the School of Music1967William Eng, University of Washington Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles,
California2/16362Embassy Room in Ambassador Hotelcirca
1960sAttached note: From: Jean Lambertson, Director of
Public Relations. The Embassy Room of the Los Angeles Ambassador Hotel,
mirrored and beautifully lighted with crystal chandeliers, spaciously lends
itself to decorations for a fashion luncheon or a ball... or provides seating
for a large audience to view a picture or listen quietly and comfortably to a
speech or lecture.
2/16363Front entrance to Ambassador Hotelcirca
1960sAttached note: From: Jean Lambertson Director of
Public Relations. Many world famous visitors have entered the Los Angeles
Ambassador Hotel over the luxurious red carpet and through this gracious
entrance.
2/16364Grounds of Ambassador Hotelcirca
1960sAttached to photograph: From : Jean Lambertson
Director of Public Relations. Uniquely situated in the heart of the metropolis,
the Los Angeles Ambassador Hotel is surrounded by 22 acres of lawn and gardens.
Guests may stroll in quiet and seclusion over the flagstone walks such as this
one leading to the south entrance of the hotel.
2/16365-366Dining room in Ambassador Hotelcirca
1960s2/16367Freddy Martin, MCA artist and entertainer at the
Ambassador Hotelcirca
1960sJames J, Kriegsmann, New York2/16368Sheila and Gordon MacKae, entertainers at the
Ambassador Hotelcirca
1960sKING-AM Radio Sigma Chi Derby Day
promotion2/16369Frosty Fowler rolling keg with nose 1964 2/16370Ray Court, Frosty Fowler, two women and a horse
next to a Ford Mustang and Thunderbird1964 2/16371Ray Court and Frosty Fowler running from crowd
19642/16372Ray Court carrying a sorority girl through the
crowd 19642/17373Frosty Fowler, Ray Court, a Derby Day judge and a
fraternity member holding ducks1964 2/17374Three fraternity members behind the scenes of an
event19642/17375Ray Court holding a keg above Frosty
Fowler1964 2/17376Derby Day judge and man with megaphone with Frosty
Fowler and Ray Court on stage 19642/17377-378Ray Court with trophy winning Alpha Gamma Delta
sorority girls and Chi Omega sorority girl with Frosty Fowler1964 2/17379Frosty Fowler, Ray Court and judge19642/17380Two men with Frosty Fowler and Ray Court on stage
19642/17381Ray Court and man as bull's-eye targets for food
throwing event1964 2/17382Frosty Fowler, Ray Court and another man in a
Thunderbird convertible driving through an event as crowd looks on19642/17383Two sorority girls help Ray Court don a derby in
the KING radio studios to promote Derby Day1964Phil H. Webber, Seattle, Washington 2/17384Frosty Fowler talking to woman 1964Phil H. Webber, Seattle, Washington3/1385Seattle Totems hockey goalie taking shots from
Kingsmen during intermission of Denver gamecirca 1960sBob Carver, Seattle, Washington KING-AM Radio Thanksgiving benefit for Indian
Center3/1386KING Radio 1090 car with a load of turkeys being
given away by Pat Lewis to recipients outside the Seattle Indian
Centercirca
1966-1967Forde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 3/1387Men holding turkeys given away by KING Radio
employees including Pat Lewis in background at Seattle Indian Center
circa
1966-1967Forde Photographers, Seattle, Washington3/1388Frosty Fowler and others handing out turkeys outside
the Seattle Indian Centercirca
1966-1967Bob Carver, Seattle, Washington 3/1389Dinner at Seattle Indian Center with Frosty Fowler
seated in the middle of upper left table circa
1966-1967Bob Carver, Seattle, WashingtonKING-AM Radio personalities become honorary
Indians3/1390Mark Wayne, Pat Lewis, Frosty Fowler and Ray Court
with Chief Pierre and child dancers outside of Space Needlecirca 1960sBob Carver, Seattle, Washington 3/1391Chief George Pierre shaking hands with
mancirca 1960sBob Carver, Seattle, Washington3/1392a-cContact sheet of men shaking hands with Chief George
Pierrecirca 1960sBob Carver, Seattle, Washington3/1393Man presents Frosty Fowler with cake in the shape of
a record playercirca 1964Bob Carver, Seattle, Washington KING-AM Radio Mother's Day Promotion3/2394a-bContact sheet with two images of KING DJs including
Frosty Fowler, Al Cummings, Pat Lewis and Mark Wayne with women at restaurant
in the Space Needle1964Bob Carver, Seattle, Washington3/2395a-dContact sheet with four images of participants in
Mothers' Day contest in the kitchen and making beds1964Bob Carver, Seattle, Washington 3/2396a-dContact sheet with four images: Mark Wayne flanked
by Mothers' Day Contest judges Mrs. G. Sullivan and Mrs. D. Wilson, and Mark
Wayne, judges and contestants Mrs. B Smith, Mrs. E. Dralle, Mrs. V. Riggio, and
Mrs. W. Eno 1964Bob Carver, Seattle, Washington3/2397a-cContact sheet with three images: Mark Wayne flanked
by Mothers' Day Contest contestants Mrs. W. Eno, Mrs. V. Riggio, Mrs. E. Dralle
and Mrs. B. Smith, and Mrs. V. Riggio and Mrs. E. Dralle working in a
kitchen1964Bob Carver, Seattle, Washington3/2398a-dContact sheet with four images of Mothers' Day
contest contestants: Mrs. W. Eno preparing in a kitchen, Mrs. W. Eno and Mrs.
E. Dralle ironing, Mrs. V. Riggio and Mrs. B. Smith sewing, and Mrs. B. Smith,
Mrs E. Dralle and Mrs. V.Riggio in a kitchen with photographer1964Bob Carver, Seattle, Washington 3/2399Mark Wayne holding forks above pans of food made by
Mothers' Day Contest contestants Mrs. W. Eno, Mrs. V. Riggio, Mrs. E. Dralle
and Mrs. B. Smith1964Bob Carver, Seattle, Washington 3/2400Mark Wayne hands Mothers' Day Contest winner Mrs. E.
Dralle a prize with judge Mrs. D. Wilson1964Bob Carver, Seattle, Washington KING-AM Radio The Beatles 1964 Concert Ticket
Promotion3/2401Mark Wayne and Ray Court placing concert tickets for
The Beatles into a bag guarded by two Loomis Security personnel1964Fred Abeles, Seattle, Washington 3/2402Two youths holding up concert tickets for The
Beatles concert, August 21 at the Seattle Center Coliseum1964Fred Abeles, Seattle, Washington 3/2403Two young men holding up concert tickets for The
Beatles concert August 21, at Seattle Center Coliseum in front of a pile of RC
bottle caps1964Fred Abeles, Seattle, Washington KING-AM Radio Trick or Treat Pumpkin Permit
Promotion3/3404Queen Anne Thriftway with sign advertising Pumpkin
Permits 1964Bob Carver, Seattle, Washington 3/3405Young girl with a bag of lollipops receiving an
Official KING Trick or Treat Pumpkin Permit from a man at the checkout in Queen
Anne Thriftway1964Bob Carver, Seattle, Washington3/3406Woman and young girl walk out of the Queen Anne
Thriftway next to a window advertising KING Pumpkin Permits1964Bob Carver, Seattle, Washington 3/3407Girl in costume holding KING Trick or Treat Pumpkin
Permit with woman at front door of house1964Bob Carver, Seattle, Washington3/3408Golden Lion Restaurant maitre d' Orthel Lathan with
transistor radio1964Bob Carver, Seattle, Washington3/3409Golden Lion Restaurant maitre d' Orthel Lathan with
transistor radio giving baseball update to man1964Bob Carver, Seattle, Washington 3/3410Contact sheet with two images of KING Radio contest
car, a Rambler, with Ray Lewis in driver seat, Mark Wayne in back and a man
next to Al Cummings and Frosty Fowler outside the Seattle Center1964Bob Carver, Seattle, Washington3/3411Collage of 8 photos of KING being spelled in the snow,
for KING snow contest19643/3412Nine Radio KING Spring Princesses of 1965 holding
baskets of flowers outside of Chandler's 1965Bob Carver, Seattle, Washington KING-AM Radio Boat show Promotion3/4413Miss Boat Show 1966 with Al Cummings and man firing
a cannon1966Bob Carver, Seattle, Washington 3/4414Al Cummings and others blow their toy boats forward
in a boat race while the fan operator looks oncirca 1966Bob Carver, Seattle, Washington3/4415Mark Wayne with binoculars and microphone stands
underneath a banner reading Contemporary KING RADIO Presents Captain Cummings
circa 1966Bob Carver, Seattle, Washington 3/4416KING Radio booth in stands of boat showcirca 1966Bob Carver, Seattle, Washington3/4417Miss Boat Show 1968 looking in a mirror1968Bob Carver, Seattle, Washington KING-AM Radio Promotions with Dave Murdock3/4418Group of men and women in front of the KING Radio
Denimachine in a parking lotcirca 1970s 3/4419-420Denimachine and personnel on the field during event
at the Kingdomecirca 1970s3/4421KING Radio personnel, including DJ Joe Cooper, at
the Denimachine event at the Kingdomecirca 1970s3/4422-424Denimachine with Dave Murdock and other personnel
during event at Kingdomecirca 1970s 3/4425-428Contact prints of Denimachine and personnel during
event at the Kingdomecirca 1970s3/5429Dave Murdock aboard an elephant wearing Circus
Vargas headgearcirca 1970s3/5430Man riding Circus Vargas elephant circa 1970s 3/5431Dave Murdock speaking with man on stage at Circus
Vargascirca 1970s3/5432-433Contact sheet with images of Circus Vargas
eventcirca 1970s3/5434-435Contact sheets with images of Dave Murdock and young
man in front of Datsun truck and Bayliner boat in parking lot with another
familycirca 1970sErik Seth, Seattle, Washington3/5436-438Contest winner with family and Dave Murdock in front
of Bayliner boatcirca 1970sErik Seth, Seattle, Washington 3/5439Man standing next to the KING Radio van on field
during event at Kingdomecirca 1970s3/5440Dave Murdock and others next to the KING Radio van
on field during event at Kingdomecirca 1970s 3/6441Crowd at car show at Kingdome with Eleven King Radio
stagecirca 1970s3/6442Dave Murdock next to the KING Radio van and Eleven
King Radio sign at Kingdomecirca 1970s3/6443-444Eleven King Radio stage with band playing and car
show in the background at Kingdomecirca 1970s 3/6445Sign on the back of a bus for Eleven King Radio
reading: Wake up with Murdock in the morning and be 'up' all daycirca 1970s3/6446-447Dave Murdock with Coleman canoes in front of crowd
and KING Radio and 7Up vanscirca 1970sNick Jahn 3/6448Contact sheet with images of Dave Murdock in pajamas
and bed broadcasting outside on a rooftop in front of Eleven King Radio
bannercirca 1970s3/6449Contact sheet with images of Dave Murdock with
canoescirca 1970sNick JahnKING-AM Radio Bike Trip aboard the
Princess Marguerite to Victoria3/6450Bike riders as seen from atop the KING Radio
vancirca 1970s3/6451 KING Radio and Denimachine vans in parking
lotcirca 1970s3/6452KING Radio van on ferry unloading bikescirca 1970s3/6453Ship Princess
Marguerite with Eleven KING Radio banner draped above bowcirca 1970s 3/6454Ship Princess
Marguerite at dock circa 1970s3/6455Group on deck of ship Princess
Marguerite in front of Eleven KING Radio bannercirca 1970s 3/6456 Deck of Princess
Marguerite with Eleven KING Radio bannercirca 1970s3/6457-459KING Radio personnel blowing up KING Radio
balloonscirca 1970s3/7460KING Radio personnel and others dining on the
Princess Margueritecirca 1970s3/7461-462KING Radio DJ and others aboard the
Princess Margueritecirca 1970s 3/7463Eleven KING Radio signcirca 1970s3/7464Baby with a KING Radio balloon aboard the
shipcirca 1970s3/7465-468People aboard ship with KING Radio balloons
circa 1970s 3/7469-470KING Radio staff and others on deck of the
Princess Marguerite docked at the Victoria
terminalcirca 1970s3/7471People looking out at sea circa 1970s3/7472People on deck of shipcirca 1970s3/7473Cameraman filming shore and seacirca 1970s3/7474Three young men in front of the KING Radio van on
the Princess Margueritecirca 1970s 3/7475Canadian Customs officer checking KING
vancirca 1970s3/7476Costumed ladies on dock in Victoria, British
Columbiacirca 1970s3/7477KING Radio van driving off of Princess Margueritecirca 1970s3/7478-479KING Radio van parked in front of Parliament
building in Victoria, British Columbiacirca 1970s 3/7480-481KING Radio personnel in front of Parliament building
in Victoria, British Columbiacirca 1970s 3/7482KING Radio van driving down a street in Victoria,
British Columbiacirca 1970s3/7483Male and female bike riders with
Princess Marguerite in backgroundcirca 1970sKING-AM Radio Bikeathon3/8484-487Bicycle riders near Pacific Science
Centercirca 1970s KING-AM Radio Broomstick Boogie3/8488-489Crowd and stagecirca 1970s3/8490Young woman holds plate for pie eating contestant as
crowd watchescirca 1970s3/8491Crowd on dance floorcirca 1970s3/8492Number not usedKING-AM Radio Bug-Eyed Monster Ball and Science
Fiction Expo3/8493Crowd dancing during Monster Ball1979Steve Meltzer 3/8494-498Costumed participants at the Science Fiction
Expo1979Steve Meltzer3/8499-502Contact sheets with images of people in costume at
the Bug-Eyed Monster Ball and Science Fiction Expo1979Steve Meltzer3/9503-509Costumed participants at the Science Fiction
Expo1979Steve Meltzer 3/9510-511Contact sheets with images from the Bug-Eyed
Ball19793/9512Group of people in costume: KISS, Princess Leia, Han
Solo and others circa 1977Movie openings3/10513-515Crowd outside of theater with KING Radio van
underneath marquee advertising If Ever I see You
Again1978Erik Seth, Seattle, Washington 3/10516Movie goers in theater lobby1978Erik Seth, Seattle, Washington3/10517Two couples next to car underneath theater
marquee1978 3/10518-519Contact sheets of If I Ever
See You Again movie premiere event1978Erik Seth, Seattle, Washington3/10520-522Contact sheets of The
Wiz promotion event at DJ's Sound Citycirca 1970sCarl Murray, Seattle, Washington"Grease Ball": dance held for national premiere of
movie Grease3/11523-526Various participants standing with
Grease posters and other related
ephemera1978 3/11527-531Members of the band Jr. Cadillac on street outside
of Cinerama in Seattle before Grease Ball1978 3/11532Crowd during performance of the band Jr.
Cadillac19783/11533-535Band Jr. Cadillac performing on stage1978 3/11536-537Band Jr. Cadillac on stage viewed from behind
drummer 19783/11538Crowd outside of Cinerama with marquee advertising
International Premiere of Grease19783/11539Line of classic cars parked on street 19783/11540-541Dance contest featuring Nadine Pfau and Mark Borry
with Jr. Cadillac preforming 1978 KING Radio Eleven and Pepsi promotion3/11542-558KING van near Space Needle with KING personnel
handing out drinks circa 1970sKING-AM Radio Porsche Winner 3/11559KING Radio personnel holding car keys and shaking
mans handcirca 1970s3/11560KING Radio personnel and man standing behind door of
white Porschecirca 1970sKING-AM Radio Snowburst Promotion3/12561People near tent in the snow, some looking
upcirca 1970s 3/12562People near tent in the snow with sound equipment
circa 1970s3/12563-564People participating in the Rainier frisbee fly-in
eventcirca 1970s 3/12565Skier flying through the air with crowd
watchingcirca 1970s3/12566Boy with pie on his face gets interviewed by KING
Radiocirca 1970s 3/12566-568Contact sheet with images of Snowburst
eventcirca 1970sErik Seth, Seattle, WashingtonKING-AM Radio Superwalk to benefit March of Dimes
Promotion3/13569KING Radio personnel with equipment on
stage19773/13570Band on stage with KING Radio Eleven
banner19773/13571Crowd gathered in front of KING Radio
stage19773/13572Registration area with KING Radio Eleven banner on
wall19773/13573-582Contact sheets with images of Superwalk and Long
Acres events, some with Dave Murdock and Steve Largent1979Steve Meltzer3/13583-584Contact sheets with images of Dave Murdock and
others with kids in wheelchairs and people in costumescirca 1970s3/14585-590Dave Murdock and crowd gathering for Superwalk
1979 3/14591 KING Radio personnel in KING Radio van talking to
two girls during Superwalk 1979Steve Meltzer3/14592Line of people outside the Mercer Arena for
Superwalk1979Steve Meltzer 3/14593-598Crowd waiting and checking in for
Superwalk1979Steve Meltzer 3/15599Walkers participating in Superwalk, some holding
Sons of Italy signs1979Steve Meltzer3/15600Walkers crossing street with Space Needle and bridge
in background1979Steve Meltzer 3/15601Steve Largent running next to marchers with bridge
and Lake Washington in background1979Steve Meltzer3/15602Singer Paul Williams autographing a program from
passenger seat of KING Radio van1979Steve Meltzer 3/15603Man holding up phone for singer Paul Williams inside
the KING Radio van1979Steve Meltzer3/15604Dave Murdock handing a piece of paper to someone in
crowd outside of Arthur Treachers Fish & Chips1979Steve Meltzer3/15605Steve Largent signing autographs for crowd during
Superwalk1979Steve Meltzer 3/15606Man waving at passing KING Radio van1979Steve Meltzer3/15607Boys sitting on a curb putting on shoes1979 KING-AM Radio Van and stickers 3/15608Denimachine in parking lotcirca 1970s3/15609-612KING Radio stickers on various surfacescirca 1970s3/15613-614 KING Radio Eleven van with people around
itcirca 1970s3/16615Singer Andy Gibb and others in KING radio studio
circa 1970sWritten on verso: L-R James Daly (Gibb manager), Andy Gibb,
Andy Barber (6-10pm King Personality), Marci Chappell (friend), Dr. Goodvibes
Michael Rowley (RSO/Island Records).
3/16616-619Easter egg hunt at Seattle Center, with participants
carrying KING bagscirca 1970s 3/16620Billboard reading: KING is happening in
Tacomacirca 1970s 3/16621-624Winter themed dancecirca 1970s3/16625-627Contact sheet with images of Winchell's Donut House
Donut-Thon event1974Don Wallen, Seattle, WashingtonKING-AM Social EventsCruise aboard the Princess
Marguerite3/17628-630Woman wearing a KING Radio shirt and others in the
dining roomcirca 1970s 3/17631-633Social gathering with Gary Gawne, Rob Conrad and
otherscirca 19793/17634-636Rob Conrad and B.J. Paine with others in dining
cabincirca 1970s 3/17637Tim standing behind table in dining roomcirca 1970s3/17638Ester smoking with man and others at dining
tablecirca 1970s3/17639Charles and another man with KING Radio jackets
talking in dining cabincirca 1970s 3/17640Tony with head down on dining tablecirca 1970s3/17641Forrest and others sitting at dining
tablecirca 1970s 3/17642Bill Bailey and others at table listening to a
speaker off cameracirca 1970s3/17643Dick sitting at dining table with otherscirca 1970s3/17644Curtis Stovall with other band memberscirca 1970s 3/17645Ralph and another man standing at barcirca 1970s3/17646-651People in dining room, some with KING Radio ephemera
circa 1970s3/17652Diane Wagner, B.J. Paine, man, and Ralph Heyward in
buffet linecirca 1970s 3/17653Two men standing next to each other, one wearing
KING Radio buttoncirca 1970s3/17654Band and crowd in dining cabin on
Princess Marguerite circa 1970s3/17655-660KINGO Bingo players including Gary Gawne on
Princess Margueritecirca 1970s 3/17661-665Contact sheets of cocktail party with staff of KYA,
KREM, KTAC, and KING Radiocirca 1970sKING personalities on both radio and
televisionRod Belcher4/1666-667 Rod Belcher publicity portraitcirca 1960sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 4/1668Rod Belcher publicity portrait1968Attached note: Rod Belcher Sports Director KING AM-TV. For
three consecutive years Rod Belcher, sports director for KING Radio and TV, has
been voted the Outstanding Sportscaster in Washington State by the National
Sportswriters and Sportscasters Association. A veteran of 25 years experience,
Belcher has voiced play-by-play coverage of every major American sport-major
league baseball and football to college football and basketball heavily
interspersed with assignments reporting track, golf, swimming, boxing, crew,
and unlimited hydroplane racing.
4/1669-670Rod Belcher publicity portraitcirca 1960sThe photos are the same image reversed.
Dudley, Hardin, & Yang, Seattle, Washington4/1671-673Rod Belcher publicity portraitcirca 1960sForde Photographers,, Seattle, Washington4/1674Rod Belcher in studio behind KING
microphonecirca 1960sPhil H. Webber, Seattle 4/1675Rod Belcher broadcasting University of Washington -
University of California Los Angeles basketball game at the Los Angeles Sports
Arena1964Fred Abeles, Seattle, WashingtonAttached KING News release: Rod Belcher- in a serious
moment at UW - UCLA basketball game February 15, 1964 at the Los Angeles Sports
Arena.
University of Washington athletic awards
presentations4/2676Husky football trophy for Most Improved Player
presented by King Broadcasting Company19634/2677Rod Belcher holding the Husky football Most
Improved Player trophy while Bill Douglas shakes hands with Jim
Owens1963Bob Carver, Seattle, Washington4/2678Rod Belcher presenting Bill Douglas with the
trophy for Husky football Most Improved Player with Jim Owens1963Forde Photographers,, Seattle, Washington 4/2679Rod Belcher presenting Bill Douglas the trophy for
Husky football Most Improved Player 1963Forde Photographers,, Seattle, Washington4/2680Rod Belcher, Jim Owens and two other men holding
University of Washington stadium blanket and cushioncirca
1960sGrady & Jentoft, Seattle, Washington 4/2681Two men speak at podiums at banquet at the Olympic
Western Hotel with Jim Owens, Rob Belcher and others at tablecirca
1960sGrady & Jentoft, Seattle, Washington 4/2682Rob Belcher presenting Dale Easley the trophy for
the Husky basketball Most Improved Playercirca
1960sBob Carver, Seattle, Washington4/2683Dale Easley shaking hands with Rod Belcher holding
the Husky basketball trophy for Most Improved Player with Monty Monroe
seatedcirca
1960sBob Carver, Seattle, Washington 4/2684University of Washington basketball player looking
at trophy at banquetcirca
1960sPhil H. Webber, Seattle, Washington4/2685Rod Belcher and University of Washington
basketball player holding two trophies including the Most Improved Player Award
circa
1960sBob Miller, Seattle, Washington 4/2686Rod Belcher presenting University of Washington
basketball player Most Improved Player Award circa
1960sBob Miller, Seattle, WashingtonHerb Altschull4/3687Herb Altschull publicity portraitcirca 1960sElisabeth Blaine, Seattle, Washington 4/3688Herb Altschull publicity portraitcirca 1960sDudley, Hardin, & Yang, Seattle, Washington4/3689Herb Altschull publicity portraitcirca 1960sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington4/3690-691Herb Altschull publicity portraitscirca 1960sDudley, Hardin, & Yan, Seattle, Washington4/3692Herb Altschull publicity portraitcirca 1960sElisabeth Blaine, Seattle, Washington4/3693a-bHerb Altschull, possibly in Iceland, next to sign
post pointing to New York, Moscow, Tokyo, Paris and Londoncirca 1960s 4/3694Cameraman filming Herb Altschull at
tablecirca 1960sGreg Gilbert Photo, Olympia, WashingtonKING-TVKING-TV Early Field Equipment4/4695Two men in a field testing equipment circa 1950sDexter, Seattle, Washington 4/4696KING-TV remote broadcast vancirca 1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 4/4697Portable television broadcasting equipment and
broadcast vancirca 1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 4/4698Portable control booth in vancirca 1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington4/4699-700Equipment in interior of remote vancirca 1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 4/4701Portable equipment on cartcirca 1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, WashingtonKING-TV Studio Sets4/4702TV control room with crew looking into Studio
Acirca 1950sWebster & Stevens, Seattle, Washington 4/4703View from booth into studio filming musical
triocirca 1950sCaption on verso: North Pacific Television Inc. Docket No.
10319, Exhibit 93.
Webster & Stevens, Seattle, Washington4/4704 Studio B during the filming of a show about cats
and dogscirca 1950sWebster & Stevens, Seattle, Washington 4/4705-706View looking west in TV studio A, Junction Jamboree
setcirca 1950sWebster & Stevens, Seattle, Washington 4/4707View looking east in TV studio A showing film crew
and kitchen setcirca 1950sWebster & Stevens, Seattle, WashingtonKING-TV in-house equipment4/5708Equipment inner workingscirca 1950s4/5709 KING-TV master control room with crewcirca 1950sWebster & Stevens, Seattle, Washington 4/5710KING-TV film production boothcirca 1950sWebster & Stevens, Seattle, Washington 4/5711View from TV announcer booth looking into master
control roomcirca 1950sWebster & Stevens, Seattle, Washington4/5712Television equipment, including reel and projector
with film canister shelf in the backgroundcirca 1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 4/5713Crew in the control boothcirca 1970sHeliport #1, first news helicopter, and Helio Courier
MARK II4/5714Helio Courier MARK II N5444E taking off from runway
circa
1964-1968 4/5715Underside of Helio Courier MARK II N242B taking off
with Trans Caribbean Airways jet in backgroundcirca
1964-19684/5716Helicopter on roof surrounded by cameramen and
crewcirca 1970s KING-TV Promotions4/6717Eight men around a table with a side of lamb during
"Lamb's your meat!" promotioncirca 1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, WashingtonWritten on verso: Bill Parker, Jim Heighde.
4/6718Window display for Huckleberry Hound Day held at the
HUB at the University of Washington with pictures of Huckleberry Hound, Yogi
Bear and Boo-boo, and Tom and Jerrycirca 1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington4/6719Window display for Huckleberry
Hound with stuffed dolls and pictures of animationcirca 1950sGerald J. Lonn, Seattle, Washington4/6720-721Men in costume with paddles and a man washing a
windowcirca 1950s Television Institute4/6722Ray Stewart 19534/6723Woman with rose pinned to jacket1953Forde Photographers, Seattle, Washington4/6724Wana McDole, Coordinator of TV, Seattle Public
Schools1953Forde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 4/6725Professor Adams, possibly from University of
Washington1953Forde Photographers, Seattle, Washington4/6726William Sener wearing a KING Television Institute
name badge1953 KING-TV Production and Management
Personnel4/7727Otto Brandtcirca 1951Charles Kanarian, New York 4/7728-731Jack Feareycirca 1960sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington4/7732Jack Fearey receiving National Association of
Television Program Executives award for the production and broadcast of
Pete Seeger: Song and Work1968 4/7733-734Lee Schulmancirca 1962Dudley, Hardin & Yang, Seattle, Washington 4/7735Deacon Andersoncirca 1960sDudley, Hardin & Yang, Seattle, Washington4/7736Contact sheet with twelve images of Deacon Anderson
sitting in a chaircirca 1950s4/7737Andrew Martcirca 1960sElisabeth Blaine, Seattle, Washington KING-TV Local PersonalitiesTed Bryant4/8738-739Ted Bryant publicity portraitscirca 1960Forde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 4/8740Ted Bryant publicity portraitcirca
1960sWallace Ackerman, Seattle, Washington4/8741Hubert Humphrey speaking into microphone with Ted
Bryant and others presentcirca
1960sHal Hudson, Seattle, Washington Gloria Chandler4/8742Gloria Chandler, Frosty Fowler with wife and kids,
holding garden tools and produce from CAREcirca
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, WashingtonWritten on verso: Fowler family and M. Kelly with KING
garden produce at Fowler home. Growing food for CARE.
4/8743Woman talking with Gloria Chandler in front of
camera circa
1960sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 4/8744Gloria Chandler in control room at KGW-TV,
Portland19664/8745Gloria Chandler with group of women at Oregon
Shakespearean Festival Ashland, Oregoncirca
1960sA.J.DubielIdentified in photo: Helen Platt holding white
purse.
Bob Hale4/8746-747Bob Hale publicity portraitcirca
1960sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington4/8748aBob Hale publicity portraitcirca
1960sDudley, Hardin & Yang, Seattle, Washington 4/8748bBob Hale next to weather cartooncirca
1960sThis is a print from a scanned negative.
Howard T. Hall4/9749Howard T. Hall publicity portraitcirca
1960sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington4/9750Howard T. Hall publicity portraitcirca
1960sElisabeth Blaine, Seattle, Washington4/9751Howard T. Hall publicity portraitcirca
1960s 4/9752Howard T. Hall publicity portraitcirca
1960sDudley, Hardin & Yang, Seattle, Washington4/9753Howard T. Hall publicity portraitcirca
1960sElisabeth Blaine, Seattle, Washington4/9754Howard T. Hall publicity portraitscirca
1960sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington4/9755-756Howard T. Hall in front of brick wall circa
1960s 4/9757Howard T. Hall in study or officecirca
1960s4/9758-759Howard T. Hallcirca
1960s4/10760Howard T. Hall discussing sculpture with
mancirca
1960s 4/10761Howard T. Hall with decanter and wine
glasscirca
1960sWritten on verso: Hall pours libation from leather
covered Italian wine decanter.
4/10762Howard T. Hall with a handful of
paperscirca
1960s4/10763Howard T. Hall outside of Playhouse
marqueecirca
1960sJim Harriott4/10764Jim Harriott publicity portraitcirca
1970s 4/10765a-bJim Harriott publicity portraitcirca
1970sWritten on photo 765a: To Shirley-All of the very best
Jim Harriott.
Written on photo 765b: To Denise-With every good wish.
Jim Harriott.
4/10766Jim Harriott publicity portraitcirca
1970sTakano, Seattle, Washington4/10767Jim Harriott standing with three other men in
front of billboard advertising KING Newservice with Jim Harriott1971Foster and Kleiser, Metromedia, Seattle, Washington 4/10768Jim Harriott in front of billboard advertising
KING Newservice with Jim Harriott1971Foster and Kleiser, Metromedia, Seattle, Washington4/10769Jim Harriott in front of Blue Star Line ship
circa
1970s Charles Herring4/11770a-bCharles Herring publicity portraitcirca
1964-1965Dudley, Hardin & Yang, Seattle, Washington4/11771Charles Herring publicity portraitcirca
1964-1965Forde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 4/11772Charles Herring publicity portraitcirca
1964-1965Dudley, Hardin & Yang, Seattle, Washington4/11773Charles Herring sitting on desk with clocks behind
him showing world time zonescirca
1950sWebster & Stevens, Seattle, Washington 4/11774Snohomish County Fire District 1 official shaking
hands with Charles Herring and exchanging a check and certificatecirca
1950sGerald J. Lonn, Seattle, Washington4/11775Charles Herring holding microphone with cameraman
filming along with two other crew members at the University of Washington
Medical Centercirca
1950sJames Sneddon, University of Washington, Seattle, WashingtonAttached note: KING-TV news editor Charles Herring and
his camera crew introduce the new University of Washington Medical Center to
Pacific Northwest viewers. Editor Herring worked many days with medical
authorities so that the presentation would be interesting, informative and
easily understood by the layman viewer.
4/11776Cameraman Wallace Hamilton and Charles Herring
boarding a military air transport service plane at McChord Air Force
Base1951Attached note: Charles Herring, KING-TV News Editor,
(right) and Cameraman Wallace Hamilton traveled more than 20,000 miles in 1951
to make thirteen films for "Overseas Report," which was shown exclusively on
KING-TV.
4/11777Charles Herring with KING-TV camera crew preparing
for filmingcirca
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, WashingtonWritten on verso: At UW for Cherberg scandal.
4/11778John Cherberg behind desk in front of KING-TV
microphone and cameracirca
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, WashingtonWritten on verso: UW football coach John Cherberg spoke
to the people of the area over KING-TV to give them his side of the football
controversy which resulted in his leaving the University. Another service to
the area by KING-TV.
4/11779KING-TV Channel 5 van with crew on ladder and
others filming the landing of a Boeing 707 from the side of the runway
circa
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 4/11780Charles Herring interviewing test pilot Tex
Johnston in front of KING-TV camera as a crowd looks on near hangar and another
airman talks to childrencirca
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 4/11781-782Charles Herring interviewing Dave Beck at his
office in front of KING-TV cameracirca
1950sDave Beck was president of the Teamsters Union.
Forde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 4/12783Charles Herring, Kurt Fortney and Dave Beck at
Becks office prepare for filming in front of KING-TV camera circa
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington4/12784Charles Herring interviewing John Eisenhower in
front of film crew at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport circa
1950sFrom accompanying material: Charles Herring, editor of
The World Today interviews President-Elect Dwight
Eisenhower's son while young Eisenhower was between flights at the
Seattle-Tacoma International Airport en route to Korea.
4/12785-786Charles Herring with man behind desk for
Telescope programcirca
1960s4/12787Charles Herring interviewing the 10,000th visitor
to Space Needle during KING-TV's Breakfast at the Space
Needle accompanied by a woman holding a cage with a canarycirca
1960sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 4/12788Charles Herring behind the Early Edition KING-TV
News desk with clocks showing time at Seattle Worlds Fair, Chicago and New York
as camera films with crowd presentcirca
1960sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 4/12789Charles Herring holding NBC microphone standing
behind Air Force officer addressing group of airmen in front of B-36 Peacemaker
bomber at Fairchild Air Force Base with crew filmingcirca
1960s 4/12790Charles Herring holding NBC microphone
interviewing group of airmen at Fairchild Air Force Base next to B-36
Peacemaker bombercirca
1960sFairchild Air Force Base4/12791Video still of Charles Herring behind news desk at
KING studios in Seattlecirca
1960sDudley, Hardin & Yang, Seattle, Washington4/12792Video still of television screen featuring KING-TV
logo and "Viet Nam: World Opinion" circa
1960sDudley, Hardin & Yang, Seattle, Washington4/12793Charles Herring at news desk with world news logo
in backgroundcirca
1960sBill Houlton, Camera West4/12794a-hContact prints of Charles Herring at news desk
with world news logo in backgroundcirca
1960sBill Houlton, Camera West10/2795a-bTelevision executives meetingcirca 1961Photo was used in a Crown stations advertisement (795b)
that mentions a live telecast conference on Vietnam from Paris, London, and
Washington D.C. KING-TV News Director Charles Herring was the moderator for the
conference.
John Denis Komen4/13796 John Denis Komen publicity portraitcirca
1960s4/13797-798John Denis Komen publicity portraitcirca
1960sElisabeth Blaine, Seattle, WashingtonWritten on verso: John Komen King TV World Today
anchor.
4/13799 John Denis Komen publicity portraitcirca
1960sTakano, Seattle, WashingtonOther on-air personalities4/13800-801Portrait of man with beardcirca
1960s 4/13802Bob Ginther publicity portraitcirca
1960sDudley, Hardin & Yang, Seattle, Washington4/13803a-bMan in suit and tie in front of world news logo
for KING-TV Newscirca
1960sBill Houlton, Camera West 4/13804Man in plaid jacket with arms crossedcirca
1960s4/13805-806Man in suit on World News set for
KING-TVcirca
1960sBill Houlton, Camera WestKING-TV Local Programming and EventsPig swimming race at Moss Bay during Kirkland Summer
Festival4/14807Crowd seen from water where pig race event is
heldcirca
1940s4/14808-809Man with KING microphone interviewing woman at pig
racing event circa
1940s 4/14810Man with KING microphone kneeling next to pig
chute on dock circa
1940s4/14811-812A woman and two men on the dock next to a pig
chute circa
1940s4/14813View from shore of women in swimming suits
standing on a the dock next to pig chutes circa
1940s 4/14814-815Women in swimming suits standing next to pig
chutes circa
1940s4/14816Crowd standing on dock as pigs are released from
chutescirca
1940s 4/14817Women swimming after pigs circa
1940s4/14818Women swimming after pigs with boat of cameramen
and crowd looking on from shorecirca
1940s4/14819-820Camera and radio crews covering hearing at
Washington State Reformatory in Monroecirca 1950s 4/14821Mount Rainiercirca 1950sForde and Carter, Seattle, Washington4/14822U.S. military airplane wreckage with tail intact in
a field with cleanup crewcirca 1950s 4/14823Two men and two women seated around a table in front
of television camerascirca 1950s4/14824Two men and two women seated around a table with
books and coffee in front of a KING-TV cameracirca 1950sAl Roberts 4/14825Two men and a woman next to priest at a desk in
front of KING-TV television cameracirca 1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington5/1826-827Harry Jordan interviewing Liberace and woman for
KING radiocirca 1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 5/1828Audience in the Seattle Civic Auditorium during
Liberace concertcirca 19555/1829Studio audience sitting below control
roomcirca 1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 5/1830Beth Leonard and guest displaying outfit on
Vanity Views program while cameraman films
circa 1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, WashingtonAttached note: Beth Leonard, of KING-TV Vanity Vues
women's daily program, is here shown at left displaying a fashion note brought
to the studio by her special guest for the day, shown at right.
5/1831Dorothy Stimson Bullitt, Kay Born and Dione Lucas on
the kitchen studio set displaying freshly baked goodscirca 1950sForde and Carter, Seattle, Washington 5/1832Publicity portrait of Dione Lucas, author of
The Cordon Bleu Cook Bookcirca 1950sFred Milkie, Seattle, Washington5/1833The Cordon Bleu Cook
Book by Dione Lucascirca 1951Fay Foto Services, Boston, Massachusetts5/1834Martha B. King at foot of stairs singing with two
girls near a record playercirca 1950s 5/1835Martha B. King publicity portraitcirca 1950sWritten on verso: For lullaby story by Seward.
5/1836-837Elizabeth Vinningcirca 1950sKING-TV covering Presidential election conventions
for Portland, "get-out-the-vote" campaign, election night coverage5/2838Technicians and equipment for closed circuit
broadcast in Portland, Oregon1952 5/2839Portland residents watching broadcast of national
political convention1952Photo-Art Commercial Studios, Portland, OregonAttached note: KING-TV initiated the showing of live
telecast of the Republican and Democratic National Conventions from Chicago by
closed circuit to citizens of Portland as a public service. Portland did not
have a television station at the time. An estimated 250,000 persons viewed each
convention via closed circuit.
5/2840Singer Merceedees at piano playing to Garfield
High students1952Forde Photographers, Seattle, WashingtonAttached note: Seattle's Garfield High School students
assembled for Merceedees, KING-TV singing star, in one of her ten appearances
at high schools to help get out the record breaking vote, November, 1952.
Students pledged their parents' appearance at polls.
5/2841 Crowd outside of the Frederick & Nelson
department store on 5th and Pine before election night for KING sponsored
rally1952Forde Photographers, Seattle, WashingtonAttached note: Street crowds gathered in downtown
Seattle outside window of Frederick & Nelson Department Store for
"get-out-the-vote" rally by KING-TV talent night before election November
4,1952.
5/2842Art Barduhn Trio surrounded by KING crew playing
in the Frederick & Nelson Department store window for KING sponsored
election rally as crowd looks on from outside1952Forde Photographers, Seattle, WashingtonAttached note: Art Bardun and Trio in Frederick &
Nelson, downtown Seattle, department store window for huge "get out the vote"
rally by KING-TV. Written on verso: Fred S. on L.
5/2843Crowd around Art Barduhn Trio broadcasting on KING
radio in front of board showing election results sponsored in part by Radio
KING and Frederick & Nelson1952Forde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 5/2844Men and women working in office covering and
presenting election returns for KING-TV with election return board in the
background1952Forde Photographers, Seattle, WashingtonAttached to note: Picture showing part of the set-up in
the IBM Office for remote covering and presentation of election returns.
KING-TV.
5/2845People in KING-TV studios set up for election
returns1952Forde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 5/2846KING-TV camera filming Charles Herring
interviewing man during election coverage as others prepare to receive
returns1952Note from accompanying materials: KING cooperates with
Seattle Post-Intelligencer with complete and
fastest returns. Means page-one stories, pictures and boxes telling viewers the
best coverage will be on KING. Results: three of every four viewers was looking
at KING.
Forde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 10/3847KING-TV studio during election night coverage
1952 KING-TV Community
WorkshopMarch On5/2848Studio of March On
television show with crew and band members preparing for filmingcirca
1950sU.S. Navy, Office of Public InformationFrom accompanying materials: Headquarters, Thirteenth
Naval District Public Information Office Seattle 99, Washington. For Immediate
Release. M-A-S-T-E-R. T-V. Armed forces T-V show wins national award- "March
On", Puget Sound area Armed Forces Television show, heard each Saturday over
KING-TV, Seattle, Wash., today was awarded first place in "Public Affairs-News
Interpretation Division" of national competition conducted by Institute for
Education by Radio-Television located at the University of Ohio. More than 500
radio and television programs were entered in the competition. The citation
accompanying the first place award read: "To March On--For merit as an example
of creatively conceived, technically excellent local telecast performing a
needed community service". REHEARSAL-Viewed from the producer's booth, the cast
of "March On" awaits starting cue for a camera rehearsal in KING-TV's studio #2
. (left to right) Camera and sound boom operators, Navy Captain C.H. Mansfield,
3th Naval District Chaplain; production staff representative Army PFC. William
Loudon; Army accordionist Pfc. Fabio Lucarelli, Jr. (a Horace Hedt star before
his reporting for active duty); Navy concert pianist Seaman Apprentice Perlmon
Lumpkin; Air Force Sgt. Nathan Cammack, director of the 560th Air Force Band,
conducting the Armed Forces Chorus.
5/2849Lieutenant Douglas Murray taking his cue from
floor director Jim Davis circa
1950sU.S. Navy, Office of Public InformationFrom accompanying materials: Headquarters, Thirteenth
Naval District Public Information Office Seattle 99, Washington. For Immediate
Release. M-A-S-T-E-R. T-V. Armed forces T-V show wins national award- "March
On", Puget Sound area Armed Forces Television show, heard each Saturday over
KING-TV, Seattle, Wash., today was awarded first place in "Public Affairs-News
Interpretation Division" of national competition conducted by Institute for
Education by Radio-Television located at the University of Ohio. More than 500
radio and television programs were entered in the competition. The citation
accompanying the first place award read: "To March On--For merit as an example
of creatively conceived, technically excellent local telecast performing a
needed community service". Lieutenant Douglas Murray, Supply Corps, USN,
exchange officer at Military Sea Transportation Service Headquarters, Seattle,
takes starting cue for his featured song "Rose Maria" from KING-TV floor
director, Jim Davis.
5/2850Lieutenant Commander Tom Herbert,
producer-director Lee Shulman, and audio technician Bob Koonz looking on from
the control boothcirca
1950sU.S. Navy, Office of Public InformationFrom accompanying materials: Headquarters, Thirteenth
Naval District Public Information Office Seattle 99, Washington. For Immediate
Release. M-A-S-T-E-R. T-V. Armed forces T-V show wins national award- "March
On", Puget Sound area Armed Forces Television show, heard each Saturday over
KING-TV, Seattle, Wash., today was awarded first place in "Public Affairs-News
Interpretation Division" of national competition conducted by Institute for
Education by Radio-Television located at the University of Ohio. More than 500
radio and television programs were entered in the competition. The citation
accompanying the first place award read: "To March On--For merit as an example
of creatively conceived, technically excellent local telecast performing a
needed community service".Producer's Baliwick-Checking final rehearsal of the
weekly production of "March On" from their stations in the producer's booth at
KING-TV Studio #2 are (left) Lieutenant Commander Tom Herbert, USNR, the
program's Navy Coordinator; Producer-director Lee Shulman and sound technician
Bob Koonz. Army Pfc. William Loudon and Air Force Sgt. Barry Myers, not shown
here, share the problems of military coordination and production of television
show.
Salvation Army5/3851Two men and a Salvation Army member presenting
an array of goods in studio1951Roger Dudley, Seattle, WashingtonWritten on verso: Salvation Army in workshop 1951.
5/3852Salvation Army member being interviewed
circa
1950sEleanor Roosevelt5/3853Eleanor Roosevelt, on left, is being interviewed
by three women circa
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 5/3854Eleanor Roosevelt, a man, and Bill Corcoran
standing behind a group of childrencirca
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 5/3855 Eleanor Roosevelt and man looking on as
children gather around an 8th birthday cakecirca
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington United Nations birthday with Henry Cabot Lodge
Jr.5/3856Elizabeth Evans, William F. Devin, Bill
Corcoran, and John Cartano present while Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. passes out
pieces of cake to children at table in front of United Nations flag
circa
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 5/3857William F. Devin and Bill Corcoran talking in
front of United Nations flag and Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. sitting with cake and
childrencirca
1950s5/3858Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. shaking hands with John
Cartanocirca
1950s 5/3859John Cartano and Seattle Mayor William F. Devin
standing with Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. in front of United Nations charter at U.N.
workshopcirca
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington Medical and public health5/3860Two men in front of blackboard during workshop
promoting careers in Public Healthcirca
1950sE.F. Marten, State of Washington Campus Studios 5/3861Woman pours a vial of liquid into a bottle next
to man at tablecirca
1950sJames O. Sneddon, Office of Public Information, University of Washington, Seattle, Washington5/3862Blanche Shroat standing with man and woman in
front of table during meal nutrition workshop1957Attached news clipping: Memorial services for Mrs.
Blance Shroat, who died August 30, will be held at 4 o'clock Wednesday in the
Episcopal Church of the Epiphany. The Rev. Elmer B. Christie will officiate.
Mrs. Shroat was the wife of Dr. Loren Shroat. The medical student loan fund of
the King County Medical Society is accepting memorials. The fund was started
with memorial contributions to the late Dr. Merrill Shaw, a longtime friend of
the Shroats. He died of cancer three years ago. The fund is being used to help
medical students at the University of Washington. Mrs. Shroat was a graduate of
the University. She had been active in women's auxiliaries of King County
Medical Society and Washington State Medical Society. Mrs. Shroat had been
confined to bed much of the time since December, 1955, when she broke her hip
in a fall during a snowstorm.
5/3863Billy Corcoran standing between two men as they
examine a chartcirca
1950s5/3864Dr. Sydney Hewley standing above a man talking
to two boys, Dr. Bellington on rightcirca
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington Written on verso: Dr. Sydney Hewley standing, Dr.
Bellington far right. Award win. AMA Med. Show-1954-55.
University of Washington opera5/4865Two actors and two actresses in costume bowing
for camera1952James O. Sneddon, Office of Public Information, University of Washington, Seattle, WashingtonWritten on verso: Chapple Opera.
5/4866Stanley Chapple looking at camera with two men
and two womencirca
1950sJames O. Sneddon, Office of Public Information, University of Washington, Seattle, Washington5/4867Professor August Werner sitting between two
other costumed members in front of man operating KING-TV cameracirca
1950sJames O. Sneddon, Office of Public Information, University of Washington, Seattle, Washington 5/4868-869Bill Corcoran and children looking at a boy in a
trunkcirca
1950sJames O. Sneddon, Office of Public Information, University of Washington, Seattle, Washington Other University of Washington
programs5/4870Men and women sitting in a classroom at the
University of Washington watching NBC's Continental
Classroomcirca
1950sJames O. Sneddon, Office of Public Information, University of Washington, Seattle, WashingtonAttached note: Early risers at the University of
Washington watch NBC's Continental Classroom from 6:30 to 7 a.m. daily over
KING-TV on a special color television set. Because of the importance of color
in the study of chemistry, the color set was placed in Bagley Hall on the
campus for the convenience of students following the NBC telecourse, 'Modern
Chemistry,' presented on Continental Classroom.
5/4871Dorothy Bullitt standing with three men around a
KING-TV cameracirca
1950sJames O. Sneddon, Office of Public Information, University of Washington, Seattle, WashingtonEdison Technical School5/4872Crew filming a man talking on set with chef
waiting nearby circa
1950sR.E. Brawn & Ted Takeda, Edison Photographic Trades Department, Edison Technical School, Seattle, Washington5/4873Man and woman point a petri dish towards the
camera during a food technology workshop presented by Scott Paper Company
circa
1950sE.F. Marten, State of Washington Campus Studios 5/4874Elizabeth Evans on kitchen set in front of table
of food in conversation with a group circa
1950sR.E. Brawn & Takeda, Edison Photographic Trades Department, Edison Technical School, Seattle, Washington5/4875Man with clipboard looking over a table of
people eating food from Edison Techcirca
1950sR.E. Brawn & Takeda, Edison Photographic Trades Department, Edison Technical School, Seattle, Washington 5/4876Students assembling an aircraft propeller on set
circa
1950sPhotographic Trades Department, Edison Technical School, Seattle, Washington Programs on integration5/5877People on set including Bill Corcoran preparing
for discussion on integrationcirca
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, WashingtonWritten on verso: First integration show in N.W.
5/5878Set with a restaurant scene and Bill Corcoran in
discussion with a man behind an easel circa
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, WashingtonWritten on verso: Integration in restaurants caused
terrible flaps first such.
Elizabeth Evans and University of Washington
Sororities 5/5879Three women and a man looking at a book in front
of a bulletin board reading: Zeta Tau Alpha circa
1950sJames O. Sneddon, Office of Public Information, University of Washington, Seattle, Washington5/5880Elizabeth Evans standing in front of a camera as
three women and a boy with a typewriter look on in front of a Delta Delta Delta
scholarship boardcirca
1950sJames O. Sneddon, Office of Public Information, University of Washington, Seattle, WashingtonWritten on verso: Sorority philanthropies.
Community Workshop with Elizabeth Evans and Bill
Corcoran5/5881Participants in the first community workshop
training session1951Forde Photographers, Seattle, Washington5/5882Two women holding a poster promoting the YWCA
program, It's Fun to Know on KING-TVcirca
1950sJames O. Sneddon, Office of Public Information, University of Washington, Seattle, Washington 5/5883Emmy Hartman and Ed Thomas in discussion on set
during workshopcirca
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington5/5884Bill Corcoran and others sitting in car with
three women standing by the hood being filmed on loading dock for car
showcirca
1950sJames O. Sneddon, Office of Public Information, University of Washington, Seattle, Washington 5/5885Bill Corcoran and others on setcirca
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington5/5886 Workshop with public school students sitting at
desks1952Royal C. Crooks, Seattle, Washington 5/5887Elizabeth Evans standing next to camera as
others rehearse for a Community Workshop episodecirca
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 5/6888Guests on set to film the Challenge of Books show featuring the book
Elephant Tramp by Nixon Fishcirca
1960sForde Photographers, Seattle, WashingtonWritten on verso: Challenge of Books. "Elephant Tramp"
by Fish. Robert Prins-Nixon Fish- Gloria Fish.
5/6889Bill Corcoran standing with group of women
around a table during filming circa
1950sJames O. SneddonWritten on verso: Toast mistress.
5/6890Bill Corcoran [with pipe] and other men filming
an episode on photography circa
1950sJames O. Sneddon, Office of Public Information, University of Washington, Seattle, Washington 5/6891Bill Corcoran holding a trophy surrounded by
others on the set of the 4th Annual Chinchilla showcirca
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 5/6892Woman playing guitar in studio in front of
KING-TV Cameracirca
1960s5/6893Woman with guitar in discussion with man while
two other women on set talk to Elizabeth Evans next to cameramancirca
1960s5/6894-896Man on set with pots of flowerscirca
1960s 5/6897a-dContact sheet with images of man creating latex
or rubber maskcirca
1960sElizabeth Evans at various training
sessions5/7898Two women standing next to Elizabeth Evans at
countercirca
1956Written on verso: Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Workshop
conducted by Elz E Teaching how to use television.
5/7899Elizabeth Evans sitting next to two women behind
a desk displaying cookbookscirca
1950sWritten on back: Teaching librarians in Louisiana how
to do television. Baton Rouge.
5/7900Seattle Mayor Gordon Clinton shaking hands with
Elizabeth Evans on stagecirca
1956-1964Edye's Portrait Studio, Seattle, Washington 5/7901Elizabeth Evans on set with four other men
during filmingcirca
1950sWritten on verso: Tacoma Public Schools.
5/7902Elizabeth Evans holding up a piece of art in
front of artist Frederick Franckcirca
1960sBill Houlton, Camera West KING-TV KING's Kamera with Bill and Cheri
Corcoran5/8903Portrait of Bill and Cheri Corcorancirca
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, WashingtonAttached note: Bill and Cheri Corcoran, who conduct
"KING's Kamera" every afternoon on KING-TV, probably have helped more causes
and drives in their public service endeavors than any other persons in the
Puget Sound area. Their programs are planned far in advance so that all civic
and humanitarian campaigns realize maximum help from "KING's Kamera."
5/8904Elizabeth Evans and Bill Corcoran backstage while
crew works on set19545/8905Bill and Cheri Corcoran with dogs at the Hotel
Humane at the King County Humane Societycirca
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 5/8906Bill and Cheri Corcoran with woman in front of
cars and KING-TV camera during KING's Kamera filmingcirca
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 5/8907Bill and Cheri Corcoran presenting Harry Jordan
with a 25th Radio Anniversary cake on set in front of a KING-TV
cameracirca
1960sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington5/8908a-bBill Corcoran and Bobo the gorilla read
LIFE magazine with Richard Nixon on the
covercirca
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, WashingtonAttached KING memo: From: Mel Anderson. Bobo the gorilla
is seen with Bill Corcoran making his television debut on KING-TV, Seattle
after having been featured in LIFE Magazine.
Attached note: A baby gorilla took over KING-TV when Bobo, Woodland Park Zoo's
newest resident and recent house pet of Mrs. Carl Lowman came to call on KING's
Kamera Star Bill Corcoran. Gorillas are very rare in captivity, and the
LIFE Magazine story on the fascinating primate
added to the intense interest in this special program for which Bobo came to
KING-TV.
5/8909Bill Corcoran and beagle, both with pipes in their
mouths, and a KING-TV camera in the backgroundcirca
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 5/8910Bill Corcoran and man in front of KING-TV
cameracirca
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington5/8911Gil Henry on stage with members of the Frederick
& Nelson's Sub-Deb club circa
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 5/8912Cheri and Bill Corcoran meet with members of
Frederick & Nelson's Sub-Deb club sitting at a tablecirca
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, WashingtonWritten on back: KING-TV personalities Bill and Cheri
Corcoran help to entertain young people at Frederick & Nelson's Sub Deb
Club.
KING-TV KING's Queen
with Bea Donovan5/9913Portrait of Bea Donovancirca
1960s5/9914Bea Donovan cooking on setcirca
1950s5/9915Bea Donovan on set of cooking showcirca
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, WashingtonWritten on verso: Old studio, Bea Donovan.
5/9916Bea Donovan preparing food on setcirca
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, WashingtonWritten on verso: Old studio, Bea Donovan.
Attached note: Beside helping homemakers with tips on
cooking, Bea Donovan, KING-TV's home economist, works closely with the O.P.S.
[Office of Price Stabilization] to advise good marketing practices and to
observe price regulations set up by the government.
5/9917Bea Donovan in Studio A set with crew
filmingcirca
1960sWebster & Stevens, Seattle, Washington 5/9918Bea Donovan and Shirley Nutler Mack cooking on
setcirca
1960sBob Miller, Seattle, Washington 5/9919Bea Donovan and guest on setcirca
1960sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington5/9920Bea Donovan and guest inspecting an electric
carving knife circa
1960sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington5/9921Bea Donovan on set with electric mixercirca
1960sBob Carver, Seattle, Washington Public Service PromotionsKING-TV KING's Cautious
Kid5/10922Cameraman filming crossing guard and bus on 33rd
Ave. South and South Horton in Seattle for safety specialcirca
1950sAttached note: Picture of Safety Promotion KING-TV
KING's Cautious kids.
5/10923Cameraman for KING-TV filming as crossing guard
and crowd watches outside of schoolcirca
1950sWritten on verso: Seattle Transit Safety Plug.
5/10924Bill Corcoran in drivers seat of the "KING
cautious Kid" bus parked outside of KING Radio & Television
Centercirca
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 5/10925a-bHal Davis and Bill O'Mara on stage lead children
in school taking the KING's cautious kid pledgecirca
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, WashingtonAttached note: School children taking the oath as
KING's cautious kids: KING-TV sports director Bill O' Mara administers the
oath, with Hal Davis KING broadcasting program director at left.
Safety Caravan with Range Rider5/10926Range Rider holding boy surrounded by crowd of
childrencirca
1950sAttached note: The Range Rider, in Seattle for KING-TV
safety caravan, talks safety to one of the more than 20,000 youngsters who
turned out to meet him at the bicycle safety rodeo.
5/10927Range Rider waving to the crowd of mostly
children inside department storecirca
1950sAttached note: The Range Rider, popular star of
KING-TV western series, is honorary judge for Seattle Bicycle Safety Rodeo,
special feature of KING Safety Caravan to encourage safety among children.
Forde Photographers, Seattle, Washington5/10928Range Rider waving to crowd on the beach below
circa
1950s Attached note: KING-TV Safety Caravans to carry
safety messages to Seattle children are led here by the Range Rider and his pal
Dick West, who appeared at several beaches and at Northgate Shopping Center to
talk to the thousands of fans.
Forde Photographers, Seattle, WashingtonKING's Kiddie Party5/11929Al Cummings standing at the head of a line of
kids awaiting admission near the Benjamin Franklin Hotel circa
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 5/11930Line of kids and parents waiting outside of the
Orpheum Theatre and down Westlake Avenuecirca
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 5/11931-932Crowd in auditoriumcirca
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington5/11933Crowd in theater watches man on stage pointing
to a Big Jon and Sparkie setcirca
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 5/11934-935Children in audience at KING Kiddie
Partycirca
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, WashingtonMystery Jaywalker5/11936Hal Moan handing University of Washington
student a turkey for catching him jaywalking in Seattle in front of KING
Mystery Jaywalker postercirca
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, WashingtonAttached note: Hal Moan was one of the KING Mystery
Jaywalkers. In this picture he just has been apprehended by an alert University
of Washington student who caught him jaywalking in downtown Seattle, during the
"KING Mystery Jaywalker" drive. Her reward is a Thanksgiving turkey. The lamp
post shield shown in the center is one of 1,000 that were displayed in
cooperation with the Seattle Traffic Engineers. There also were 350 cards on
Seattle Transit buses.
5/11937Hal Moan pointing to a bus advertisment about
the KING Mystery Jaywalkercirca
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, WashingtonAttached note: Hal Moan, one of the KING Mystery
Jaywalkers, points to one of the 350 bus cards that were displayed on Seattle
Transit System buses during the pedestrian safety campaign. There also were
1,000 lamp post shields displayed prominently in heavy traffic areas of
Seattle. The public service was conducted in cooperation with the Seattle
Safety Council, the Advertising and Sales Club, the Traffic Engineers, the
Police Department and the Transit System, and Washington Co-Op, which
contributed the Thanksgiving turkeys for prizes.
Written on verso: KING Radio promotes the safety of
pedestrians in many ways. Here is a "KING Mystery Jaywalker" contest where KING
personnel went jaywalking the streets of Seattle and offered prizes to those
who caught them. This pointed up the hazard of this violation which was causing
many accidents in the area.
5/12938Crowd watching as cast from Snow White on Ice stands on rinkcirca
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington5/12939Costumed characters next to Dime Shuttle bus
promoting free rides on Fridays sponsored by Radio Kingcirca
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 5/12940Line of people waiting outside of van parked in
front of KING Radio and Television Center advertising: "Hunters free eye check
courtesy W.O.A."circa
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 5/12941Man interviewing two women and men sitting in boat
in front of KING Radio and Television Center advertising the KING boat safety
contestcirca
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 5/12942KING-TV filming a crowd of people signing a piece
of paper stretched over two sawhorsescirca
1950s5/12943Crowd of people signing a piece of paper stretched
over two saw horses in a parking lot with KING News cars in the
backgroundcirca
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 5/12944Two men and a woman near KING-TV
cameracirca
1950sJames O. Sneddon, University of Washington, Seattle, WashingtonKING-TV Seafair coverage and promotions"Hydrobrain" and 100" lens developed by KING
engineers5/12945Ben Stevens operating the Hydrobrain
circa
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, WashingtonWritten on verso: One development by KING-TV personnel
to help make viewing of Hydroplane races better was the "Hydrobrain" which
tells where every boat in the race is at a given time. Here it's inventor,
KING-TV director Bill Stevens, operates the equipment.
5/12946Al Smith, Bonnie Stoa, Earl Thoms and Nola
Martin examining large lenscirca
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, WashingtonAttached note: Special Lens Developed by two KING-TV
Engineers in pictures for Gold Cup Races and used for other events.
5/12947Al Smith with the special lens developed for
filming the Gold Cup Race and holding the Bunyan Award plaque1956Fred Carter, Seattle, Washington KING sponsors telethon to sponsor
Slo-mo-shun IV , 19525/13948Bill O'Mara interviewing Seattle Seafair
officials1952Forde Photographers, Seattle, WashingtonAttached note: Officials of Seattle's Seafair, 1952,
being interviewed by KING-TV's Sports Director Bill O'Mara on behalf of
KING-TV's telethon to raise funds for the Slo-Mo's to enter the Gold Cup Race,
climaxing the week of Seafair. The $30,000 raised on the Slo-Mo telethon
ensured the Seattle entries in the race, which the Slo-Mo IV won.
5/13949Participants and audience in studio1952Forde Photographers, Seattle, WashingtonAttached note: Scene in KING-TV studio during the
Slo-Mo telethon at which $30,000 was pledged to enter Seattle boats in the Gold
Cup Race.
5/13950Telephone operators taking pledges 1952Forde Photographers, Seattle, WashingtonAttached note: Battery of telephone operators
recording pledges, which totaled $30,000 for the KING-TV telethon to raise a
fund to enter Seattle's own Slo-Mo's in the Gold Cup Race, 1952. The program
lasted 8:30 p.m. to 4:20 a.m. and for it KING-TV cancelled all commercial
programs on behalf of this community project. Slo-Mo telethon.
5/13951Allan Pomeroy presenting Slo-Mo fund Chairman
Jerry Bryant a check to allow for the Slo-Mo's entrance to the Gold Cup Race in
front of painting of Slo-Mo-Shun V1952Forde Photographers, Seattle, WashingtonAttached note: Mayor Allan Pomeroy of Seattle
presenting to Chairman Jerry Bryant of the Slo-Mo fund the check for entering
the Seattle Slo-Mo's in the 1952 Gold Cup Race. Major share of the money was
raised by KING-TV telethon which raised $30,000 of the $50,000 needed.
1952 hydroplane race and filming at Lake
Washington during SeaFair5/13952a-bPeople and KING-TV truck1952Forde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 5/13953Crowd and KING-TV crews filming from platform
with a KING-TV truck in the background1952Forde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 5/13954Crane lowering hydroplane Such Crust V and KING-TV truck with film crew on
top1952Forde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 5/13955Press section with broadcasters and
cameramen1952Forde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 5/14956Hydroplane crew around boat on dock with a crane
nearby and a film crew on building roof1952Forde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 5/14957KING-TV crew filming hydroplane race from
platform and shore as crowd watches1952Forde Photographers, Seattle, Washington5/14958Hydroplane on a trailer with crane nearby as a
KING-TV crew films from top of a Cook's Truck 1952Forde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 5/14959Crew members of hydroplane boat1952Forde Photographers, Seattle, Washington5/14960Slo-Mo-Shun IV and
probably Miss Pepsi racing; spectator boats in
background1952Forde Photographers, Seattle, Washington Gail Davis as Annie Oakley at Seafair5/14961Gail Davis riding on the back of a Packard
convertible waving to crowd outside of Bartell Drugs store circa
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 5/14962Gail Davis and Seattle Police detective Steve
Dinak comparing gunscirca
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 5/14963Gail Davis on a stage tossing papers into the
crowdcirca
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, WashingtonJames Drury, Grand Marshall, SeaFair parade,
1965James Drury played the title role in The Virginian which ran from from 1962-1971 on NBC.
5/15964James Drury wearing cowboy hat and preparing for
a ride in Miss Budweiser hydroplane with
driver1965Bob Carver, Seattle, Washington 5/15965James Drury preparing for a ride in
Miss Budweiser hydroplane with driver 1965Seattle Times, Seattle, Washington5/15966James Drury on horseback riding through crowd
outside of The Olympic Hotel1965Dudley, Hardin & Yang, Seattle, Washington5/15967James Drury on horseback next to Official
SeaFair car during parade outside of Principle Investors building1965Dudley, Hardin & Yang, Seattle, Washington 5/15968James Drury on horseback waving to crowd outside
of the Cobb Medical Center building 1965Dudley, Hardin & Yang, Seattle, Washington5/15969James Drury on horseback waving at camera as
crowd looks on outside of Foreman & Clark store1965Dudley, Hardin & Yang, Seattle, Washington 5/15970-971Contact sheets with images of James Drury on
horseback during parade1965Dudley, Hardin & Yang, Seattle, Washington5/15972-978James Drury publicity portraits for
The Virginiancirca
1962-19715/15979Poster in store window advertising KING-TV live
coverage of James Drury and the SeaFair Torchlight Parade1965 5/15980Crane for filming SeafairundatedSheriff Tex5/16981Sheriff Tex on horseback in Seattle surrounded by
kids handing him canned goodscirca
1950sFrom accompanying material: Gleeful youngsters giving
their "admission" to KING-TVs Sheriff Tex KING's Kiddie Party.
Forde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 5/16982Sheriff Tex showing "hootenany" [musical
instrument] to Arthur Fiedler of the Boston Popscirca
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 5/16983Sheriff Tex, Elizabeth Leonard, and a woman in car
with Al Cummings holding microphone in middle of crowd during KING D-Day at the
Dump eventcirca
1950sFrom accompanying material: KING'S Elizabeth Leonard did
the fashion reviews, Sheriff Tex judged, and members of the Seattle Junior
League gave away orchids and carnations at KING's D-Day at the Dump.
Forde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 5/16984Al Cummings on flatbed truck with Sheriff Tex in
the background addressing band and crowd during KING D-Day at the Dump
eventcirca
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington Televenture Tales with
Ruth Prins5/16985-989Ruth Prins on stage reading to
childrencirca
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 5/16990Contact sheet with images of Televenture Tales during filmingcirca
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington5/17991Televenture Tales
stage set featuring drawing of nine large bookscirca
1950s5/17992Televenture Tales
stage set featuring large open book with knightcirca
1950s 5/17993Cameraman filming two boys in front of large book
background on the set of Televenture Talescirca
1950s 5/17994-998Ruth Prins as Story Lady reading to children on
stage of Televenture Tales with the covers of
fifteen books displayed in frontcirca
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, WashingtonWritten on verso of 994: Ruth Prins Televenture KING
Seattle & KGW-TV Portland. Attached memo on 997: From: Jim Phillips
"Televenture Tales," a weekly half-hour program seen on KING-TV, is designed to
introduce children to good books. Ruth Prins, who stars as the Story Lady on
the show, tells stories to a different group of children each week, taking the
stories from leading books.
5/17999-1000Ruth Prins as Story Lady and Gloria Chandler
holding Penjamin Scribble puppet on stage of Televenture
Tales with boys and girls gathered aroundcirca
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, WashingtonAttached note: The interest shown by these youngsters is
reflected on the faces of thousands more in their homes watching Ruth Prins on
"Televenture Tales" on KING-TV.
Attached note: Crown Stations Public Service Director
Gloria Chandler holding the puppet, Penjamin Scribble, joins Story Lady Ruth
Prins and the youngsters on the "Televenture Tales" set to discuss recent
additions to the field of young people's literature. Miss Chandler is the
unseen voice of Penjamin on the program.
5/171001Ruth Prins as Story Lady holding book,
Robin Hood's Arrow surrounded by eight children
circa
1950s 5/171002Photo of Penjamin Scribble
illustrationcirca
1950sWeber & Stevens, Seattle, Washington5/171003Man on the set of Televenture Talescirca
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington Wunda-Wunda with Ruth
Prins6/11004-1005Ruth Prins and a woman next to fake
treecirca
1950sDudley, Hardin & Yang, Seattle, Washington6/11006Ruth Prins in front of set surrounded by stuffed
animalscirca 1956Forde Photographers, Seattle, WashingtonAttached note: Set of Wunda Wunda, used with Rear Screen
Projection KING-TV. Written on verso of 293: Wunda Wunda with Ruth Prins.
KGW-TV-Portland (Wunda Wunda is on live from KING-TV Seattle).
6/11007Ruth Prins looking out of window on
setcirca
1950s6/11008Ruth Prins with stuffed and live rabbit on
setcirca
1950sBob Carver, Seattle, Washington 6/11009Ruth Prins as Wunda-Wunda with puckered face
circa
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington6/11010Portrait of Ruth Prins as Wunda-Wundacirca
1950s 6/21011Ruth Prins as Blackfoot Indian with dog and
travoiscirca
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, WashingtonAttached note: Wunda Wunda. On production day we travel
back in time to tell a story about the Blackfoot Indians when the dogs pulled
the travois before the day of horses.
6/21012Ruth Prins as Blackfoot Indiancirca
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, WashingtonAttached note: Production Day for Wunda Wunda viewers.
"Little Butterfly" an authentic story of the Blackfoot Indians told with
artifacts from Washington State Museum.
6/21013Ruth Prins on set of Wunda-Wunda as Blackfoot Indian; view from side of stage
including set and camera crew circa
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington6/21014Ruth Prins sitting on stage in front of house
surrounded by stuffed animalscirca
1950s 6/21015Ruth Prins shaking hands with man on
stageDecember 25,
1956Written on verso: Xmas Day-1956. On the "Wunda Wunda"
set before show time.
6/21016Ruth Prins with stuffed animals on stage before an
audience of mostly children circa
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington6/21017aRuth Prins holding up a doll and doll
dresscirca
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington6/21017bRuth Prins holding birthday cake on
setcirca
1950sThis is a print from a scanned negative.
6/21018Ruth Prins standing on a stoolcirca
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington Arrest made backstage during filmingNote: During filming of an episode, a man who was evading
police after burglarizing the furniture store next door attempted to hide
backstage. The following contact sheets contain images of the incident taken
from the television camera negatives.
6/31019-1027Motion picture stills of images showing an
arrest back stage of Wunda Wunda setcirca
1950s Town meeting at the Moore Theater on the Seattle
Waterfront documentary sponsored by KING-TV6/41028KING Broadcasting Center marquee advertising
meeting1959Marquee reads: Attend waterfront town meeting tonight,
Moore Theatre, admission free.
6/41029Moore Theatre marquee reading: Town Meeting "Our
Port-Job Ahead" Wednesday 8:30 PM19596/41030-1031Crowd underneath theater marquee at Moore
Theatre1959Forde Photographers, Seattle, WashingtonWritten on verso of 1031: KING Town meeting after
Seattle Waterfront documentary.
6/41032-1033Audience and stage with camera crew and guest
speakers19596/41034Jack Price, Jack McKinstry, Don Yates and Bud
Weber on stage with moderator at podium1959Forde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 6/41035Moderator raising hand at podium with panelists
Jack Price, Jack McKinstry and Don Yates in background1959Forde Photographers, Seattle, Washington6/41036Audience member addressing panelists Jack Price,
Jack McKinstry, Don Yates and Bud Weber1959 6/51037-1038Audience in theater1959Forde Photographers, Seattle, Washington6/51039-1040Members of the audience speaking into a microphone
1959Forde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 6/51041Crowd applauding during town hall meeting at Moore
Theater1959Forde Photographers, Seattle, Washington6/51042Bud Weber of the Port Commission speaking at
podium with other panelists Jack Price, Jack McKinstry and Don Yates in
background1959Forde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 6/51043Man at podium with panelists Jack Price, Jack
McKinstry and Don Yates in background1959Forde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 6/51044Moderator at podium pointing to audience
1959Forde Photographers, Seattle, Washington6/51045Moderator shaking hands with man with arm in sling
1959Forde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 6/61046Boxer landing a punch to opponent with referee in
ring surrounded by crowd in studio for KING'S Ring1963Forde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 6/61047Video still reading: Directors: John Sheppard,
London: BBC; Christopher Averty, Paris: ORTF; Bob Adams, Washington, D.C.:
WRC-TV; and Chuck Snyder, Seattle: KING-TV circa 1960sDudley, Hardin & Yang, Seattle, Washington6/61048Video still of Senator Henry M. Jackson behind news
deskcirca 1960sDudley, Hardin & Yang, Seattle, Washington6/61049Video still of Herb Altschull and Jean de Lipkowski
behind news deskcirca 1960sDudley, Hardin & Yang, Seattle, Washington6/61050Lawrence Welk, a woman, and man getting into car at
airport next to United Airlines planecirca 1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 6/61051-1052Contact sheet with images of Al Cummings, Bill
Corcoran and others presenting peaches to pregnant women in studiocirca 1960sWritten on verso: Peaches to Pregnant Women.
6/61053Jack Benny sits between a man and a woman during a
KING 5 interviewcirca 1960sBob Carver, Seattle, Washington 6/61054-1055Students at Bailey Gatzert School participating in a
program celebrating Washington's Birthday in front of KING-TV
cameracirca 1960sForde Photographers, Seattle, WashingtonAttached note: Bailey Gatzert School presented Washington
Birthday Program. Chorus and various historical scenes used therein.
KING-TV.
Victor Cramer and Jack Porter, chiefs of Seattle
Detectives with KINGsmen6/71056 Jack Porter with Victor Cramer looking at
clipboardcirca
1960sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington6/71057Jack Porter with Victor Cramer and another
mancirca
1960sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 6/71058-1059 Jack Porter and Victor Cramer with two
mencirca
1960sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington6/71060Governor Dan Evans and Roberta Byrdcirca 1960sBob Carver, Seattle, Washington 6/71061Walt Hazzard in Seattle Supersonics
jerseycirca 1968Walt Hazzard played for the Seattle Supersonics in
1967-1968 and 1973-1974.
KING-TV KING's
Klubhouse with Stan Boreson 6/71062Stan Boreson and dog No-Mo sit in a pile of
letters next to young woman on bikecirca
1960sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 6/71063Jerry Sands in Space-Nik costumecirca
1960sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 6/71064Hey You, No-Mo and Stan Boreson with accordion
circa
1960sGrady & Jentoft, Seattle, Washington 6/71065Contact sheet with images of Ranger Smith and Stan
Boreson on set with forest backdropcirca
1960s6/71066Ranger Smith handing Stan Boreson a picture from
the Yogi Bear show in front of a KING-TV cameracirca
1960sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 6/71067Ranger Smith and Stan Boreson shaking hands in
front of forest backdropcirca
1960sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington6/81068Stan Boreson showing award to No-Mo sitting on
piano above Jumbo Jamboree sign as three men look on circa
1960s6/81069Stan Boreson, Little Miss Moppet Washington and
No-Mocirca
1960sDudley, Hardin & Yang, Seattle, Washington 6/81070Contact sheet with images of Stan Boreson, Little
Miss Moppet Washington and dog No-Mo on set circa
1960sDudley, Hardin & Yang, Seattle, Washington6/81071Space-Nik, No-Mo and Stan Boreson on
setcirca
1960sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 6/81072Contact sheet with images of audience and cast
members of KING's Klubhouse including Stan Boreson
and No-Mo as well as Kal-Can child contest winner for trip to
Hawaiicirca
1960sBill Houlton, Camera West6/81073Stan Boreson with Kal-Can contest winner for trip
to Hawaii hugging No-Mocirca
1960s 6/81074Stan Boreson presenting award to boy with family
present circa
1960sBob Carver, Seattle, Washington 6/81075Stan Boreson with accordion and drinking glass of
Carnation milkcirca
1960s6/81076Three boys and a girl with dogscirca
1960s 6/81077Girl placing dog on small stage circa
1960s6/81078Small stage for dog contestcirca
1960s6/81079Dog food and dog outfits displayed on
tablecirca
1960s6/91080a-cContact sheet with images of Stan Boreson and frog
puppetcirca
1960s6/91081a-dContact sheet with images of characters on
KING's Klubhouse including Hey You and Stan
Boreson as a clown, a character with cap and moustache as well as No-Mo being
carried in a basket by a costumed man circa
1960s 6/91082a-bContact sheet with character with cap, glasses,
and crooked moustachecirca
1960s6/91083a-bContact sheet with images including two clown like
characters, and No-Mo being carried in a basket by a costumed man circa
1960s6/91084-1086Stan Boreson in granny costume sitting in a
rocking chair and reading a book of bedtime stories to a man sitting on
floorcirca
1960s 6/91087a-cContact sheet with images of Stan Boreson and
No-Mo with girl on set with prizes on the floor including Risk, Quick Draw
McGraw, and Forever Youngcirca
1960sBob Carver, Seattle, Washington6/91088Stan Boreson with No-Mo and girl on set of
KING's Klubhouse with prizes displayed on the
floor including Risk, Quick Draw McGraw, and Forever Youngcirca
1960sBob Carver, Seattle, Washington KING-TV's One Man's
Justice Law Day special6/101089Elizabeth Evans lying on the ground being examined
by a police officer while an officer and witness talk to the suspect during
production1961Forde Photographers, Seattle, WashingtonAttached note: "One Man's Justice", an hour long
production for Law Day 1961, which begins with death on the highway. King
television personnel will go to any length to achieve viewer impact. Here
Elizabeth Evans, Education Director, lies "dead" with the drunken driver
protesting as police and a witness talk to him.
6/101090Seattle motorcycle police interviewing a witness
to the death of Elizabeth Evans under blanket as a Seattle Police officer
stands by his car1961Forde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 6/101091Director Jack Fearey, a Seattle Police motorcycle
officer, another Seattle Police officer by his car, and Elizabeth Evans in the
street1961Forde Photographers, Seattle, WashingtonAttached note: The director of the program Jack Fearey
stands in the street telling police where he wants them for the next movie
shot.
6/101092Elizabeth Evans lying in the street with police
officers and witness1961Forde Photographers, Seattle, Washington6/101093The Washington State Supreme Court presents
Elizabeth Evans and President of the Washington State Bar the Freedoms
Foundation Award1961Forde Photographers, Seattle, WashingtonAttached note: King television executives can do almost
anything including rising from the dead. Here 55 minutes after the motion
picture of the automobile accident the victim who was "killed" appears before
the Supreme Court of the State of Washington to receive a Freedom Foundation
Award given for another Law Day show produced by KING one year before. The
President of Washington State Bar stands beside her also to receive a Freedoms
Foundation Award.
Evans receiving award for Law Day special from
state Supreme Court; various governors, attorney general6/101094 Frederick G. Hawley holding the Freedoms
Foundation award with Henry Schmitz and Bill Corcoran 1961James O. Sneddon, Office of Public Information, University of Washington, Seattle, Washington6/101095Frederick G. Hawley and Elizabeth Evans holding
the Freedom Foundation award as Bill Corcoran holds reel of film1961 6/101096Man at a microphone in front of Washington State
flagcirca
1960s6/101097Governor Arthur Langlie looking into KING-TV
camera with man next to himcirca
1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 6/101098People at press conference1955Attached note: Pulled from news release regarding
ruling by Washington State's Attorney General that allowed radio and TV crews
the right to air an open meeting of the University of Washington's Board of
Regents.
Instructors for various telecourses6/111099Ruthanna Boris1965Office of Information Services, University of Washington, Seattle, Washington 6/111100Dr. Alexander Shewlin19666/111101Dr. Alexander Shewlin in front of poster reading:
Operation Alphabet 2, Lesson 541966 6/111102Dr. Joseph W. Mcguire1962Conley Bunde, Office of Public Information, University of Washington Seattle, Washington6/111103Dr. Frank Williston1962James O. Sneddon, Office of News Services, University of Washington, Seattle, WashingtonReligious programs6/111104not used6/111105not usedKING-TV's Telescope 6/111106-1107Bill Corcoran holding giant golf ball advertising
the Pat Boone golf classic at Ocean Shores sitting with Pat Boone before a
microphonecirca
1960sOcean Shores News Bureau, Ocean Shores, Washington 6/111108-1109Ted Bryant standing between two women with Charles
Herring, Bea Donovan and Bill Corcoran and others behind desk on
setcirca
1960sBill Houlton, Camera West 6/111110-1111Contact sheet with images of KING personnel on set
including Ted Bryant, Charles Herring, Bea Donovan, and Bill
Corcorancirca
1960sBill Houlton, Camera WestKING-TV's The Threat6/121112Studio audience during broadcast of
The Threat1961Forde Photographers, Seattle, WashingtonAttached note: Live audiences in Crown Stations' studios
in Seattle, Portland and Spokane viewed "The Threat", and participated in the
program by asking questions of the distinguished panel. At-home audiences could
see and hear the participation from all three cities.
6/121113Panelists for The
Threat with Arthur S. Flemming, Dr. Edward Teller, Richard Rovere,
Gilbert Seldes and moderator Charles Herring on set1961Forde Photographers, Seattle, WashingtonAttached note: "The Threat". For an important and timely
discussion of the nature and menace of world-wide Communism, The Crown Stations
brought together at KING-TV a panel of four distinguished American
men-of-letters: from left to right, Arthur S. Flemming, president of the
University of Oregon and former cabinet member in the Eisenhower
Administration; Dr. Edward Teller, "Father of the Hydrogen Bomb"; Richard
Rovere, author and Washington, D.C. correspondent for The
New Yorker; Gilbert Seldes, author, critic and Dean of the Annenberg
School of Communications at the University of Pennsylvania. KING-TV News
Director Charles Herring moderated the program.
6/121114Richard Rovere at microphone in center, panelists
Dr. Edward Teller and Gilbert Seldes are seated at table 1961Forde Photographers, Seattle, Washington KING-TV's World of
Tomorrow6/121115Illustration of monorail superimposed on
photograph of Fifth Avenue near the Benjamin Franklin Hotelcirca 19626/121116Man walking in front of superimposed illustration
of monorail and station near Pine Steetcirca 1962 6/121117a-bPhotograph of drawing of two monorails during the
Seattle's World Faircirca 1962Image is reversed in the two copies.
Fred Milkie, Seattle, Washington6/121118Photograph of architectural drawing featuring
Alweg Century 21 Monorail Westlake station by Adrian Willson & Associates
of Los Angeles, Californiacirca 1962Forde Photographers, Seattle, Washington KING-TV's The Volcano Named
White6/121119Cameraman Merle Severn and crew filming Don White
entering jail cell held open by King County Sheriff officer at the King County
Jail1962Forde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 6/121120Don White sitting and smoking a cigarette talking
to director Kit Spier and another man inside his jail cell at the King County
Jail1962Forde Photographers, Seattle, Washington6/121121Don White sitting while being filmed by Merle
Severn; director Kit Spier holding a light reflector inside jail cell
1962Forde Photographers, Seattle, WashingtonAttached note: Convicted double-slayer Don White was the
subject, and in large part the narrator of the story of his own tortured
development into a criminal-killer-"The Volcano Named White". Program's
director Kit Spier and cameraman Merle Severn filmed over three hours of White
speaking from his cell in the King County Jail in Seattle. Spier holds a light
reflector to improve the lighting on the dark countenance.
6/121122Don White handcuffed and entering jail cell
escorted by King County Sheriff with cameraman Merle Severn and crew filming at
the King County Jail1962Forde Photographers, Seattle, Washington6/121123KING-TV crew member behind bars at the King County
Jail1962Forde Photographers, Seattle, Washington Seattle Rep's The
Crucible6/131124-1129Set and cast of The Crucible
including director Allen Fletcher1966 KING-TV's Second Chance for
Eddie6/131130Ted Bryant outside of ring while two boxers
spar1966 6/131131Eddie Cotton with towel around neck1966 Mt. Seattle [Rainier?] climb sponsored by KING-TV
Publicity Portraits6/141132Herb Staley 19666/141133Jim Stuart 19666/141134Eric Bjornstad with pipe 1966 6/141135Don Liska19666/141136Contact sheet with images of Fred Beckey, Herb
Staley, Jim Stuart and Stimson Bullitt1966Dudley, Hardin & Yang, Seattle, Washington6/141137Contact sheet with images of Eric Bjornstad,
Stimson Bullitt and Fred Beckey1966Dudley, Hardin & Yang, Seattle, Washington 6/141138Contact sheet with images of Stimson Bullitt, Fred
Bekke, and Jim Stuart at desk1966Dudley, Hardin & Yang, Seattle, WashingtonWritten on verso: Slim & legendary mountain climber
Fred Bekke-planning first climb of Mt. Seattle.
6/141139Herb Staley with poles and skis on backpack
climbing Mt. Seattle[?]1966 6/141140Jim Stuart with poles and skis on backpack
climbing Mt. Seattle[?]19666/141141-1142 Mt. Seattle [Rainier?]1966KING-TV's Hi-Q6/151143Host and two men at podiumcirca
1967-1968Bob Carver, Seattle, Washington 6/151144Host at podiumcirca
1967-1968Bob Carver, Seattle, Washington6/151145Contestants from Ridgecrest and Fremont talking to
hostcirca
1967-1968Bob Carver, Seattle, Washington 6/151146Host and contestants on setcirca
1967-1968Bob Carver, Seattle, Washington6/151147Host talking to contestants with
telepromptercirca
1967-1968Bob Carver, Seattle, Washington 6/151148-1151Contact prints of various angles of stage during
filming with photographs of host, personnel and contestantscirca
1967-1968Bob Carver, Seattle, WashingtonKING-TV's Jobs Now!6/161152aBillboard above parking lot advertising
Jobs Now! program 1968 6/161152b-cTwo men being filmed on set of
Jobs Now! program 1968This is a print from a scanned negative.
6/161153 Lou Coaston with Alan Fergusson of the Seattle
Chamber of Commerce and KING Community Services Director William Hillier in
front of Jobs Now program board1968Attached note: Lou Coaston (left), host of the new
KING-TV "Jobs Now" series, with Alan Fergusson, head of the Seattle Chamber of
Commerce Equal Employment Division, and KING Community Services Director
William Hillier. Fergusson is president of Sicks' Rainier Brewing Company. The
KING-TV series is an extension of the Chamber of Commerce Jobs Now program.
Bob Carver, Seattle, Washington The Melting of Molly a
University of Puget Sound production6/161154-1155Stage and cast during filming of
The Melting of Molly including cast
offstage1968Bob Carver, Seattle, Washington 6/161156-1158Contact sheets featuring images of stage and cast
during filming of The Melting of Molly1968Bob Carver, Seattle, WashingtonKING-TV's One Nation,
Indivisible6/161159-1161Audience and stage with panelists during filming
of One Nation, Indivisible1968Bruce McKim Boeing 747 Rollout coverage6/171162Contact sheet of coverage of 747 rollout including
plane on runway and in flight1968This is a print from a scanned negative.
KING Broadcasting Company's 25th Anniversary
celebration and presentation of lunar landing module at the Pacific Science
Center6/171163Participants on stage during the color guard
ceremony1973On stage left to right: John C. Leffler, Dean Emeritus,
St. Mark's Cathedral; Eric S. Brenner, General Manager, KING; Donald Meanby,
Vice President of NBC News; Ancil Payne, President KBC; Warren G. Magnuson,
U.S. Senator; John M. Davis, President Pacific Science Center Foundation; Capt.
John Young, Commander Apollo 16; Dorothy Stimson Bullitt, James R. Backstrom,
Director, Pacific Science Center.
6/171164Participants on stage and audience during the
color guard ceremony 1973Jon GranathOn stage left to right: John C. Leffler, Dean Emeritus,
St. Mark's Cathedral; Eric S. Brenner, General Manager, KING; Donald Meaney,
Vice President of NBC News; Ancil Payne, President KBC; Warren G. Magnuson,
U.S. Senator; John M. Davis, President Pacific Science Center Foundation; Capt.
John Young, Commander Apollo 16; Dorothy Stimson Bullitt, James R. Backstrom,
Director, Pacific Science Center.
6/171165Dean John Leffler of St. Mark's Cathedral
speaking1973Standing in back from left to right: Eric S. Brenner,
General Manager, KING, Donald Meaney, Vice President of NBC News, Ancil Payne,
President KBC, Warren G. Magnuson, U.S. Senator, John M. Davis, President
Pacific Science Center Foundation, Capt. John Young, Commander Apollo 16,
Dorothy Stimson Bullitt, James R. Backstrom, Director, Pacific Science
Center.
6/171166Warren Magnuson speaking while Eric Brenner,
Donald Meaney, John Davis and Capt. John Young sit behind him 1973 6/171167Warren Magnuson speaking with Ancil Payne sitting
behind him19736/171168Warren G. Magnuson speaking with Ancil Payne
sitting behind him1973Jon Granath, Seattle6/171169Ancil Payne speaking
with Donald Meaney and Warren Magnuson sitting behind him1973 6/171170-1171John Young speaking with Erick Brenner, Warren
Magnuson and John Davis sitting behind him1973 6/171172Speaker's platform viewed from rear as Warren
Magnuson speaks during ceremony1973Jon Granath, SeattleWritten on verso: 25th Anniv. brochure.
6/171173Eric Brenner and Ancil Payne holding open box with
miniature "Excalibur" sword with Dorothy Stimson Bullitt and another
man1973Jon Granath, Seattle 7/11174John Young standing with woman1973Jon Granath, Seattle7/11175Forest Amsden, man, Dorothy Stimson Bullitt, Eric
Brenner and Ancil Payne at Pacific Science Center, Seattle1973Jon Granath, Seattle 7/11176Forest Amsden, Donald Meaney, Dorothy Stimson
Bullitt, Eric Brenner and Ancil Payne at Pacific Science Center,
Seattle1973Jon Granath, Seattle7/11177a-b Eric Brenner, Warren Magnuson and Ancil
Payne1973Photo is in two pieces, with Dorothy Stimson Bullitt cut
out.
Jon Granath, Seattle7/11178Jim Harriott, Norm Hefron, Donald Meany and Ancil
Payne1973Jon Granath, Seattle7/11179Jim Harriott interviewing John Young1973 7/11180Jim Harriott interviewing man in front of backdrop
of moon1973 7/11181Jean Enerson and Jim Harriott interviewing Ancil
Payne1973Jon Granath, Seattle7/11182-1183Jean Enerson and Jim Harriott interviewing Dorothy
Stimson Bullitt1973 7/11184Jim Harriott and another KING Television man
kissing Jean Enerson on the cheek1973Jon Granath, Seattle 7/21185King Olav V of Norway1975KIng Olav V visited the United States in October of
1975.
7/21186Squirrel with nut walking up arm of Finis
Stevens19767/21187Four women standing in front of KING-TV
cameracirca 1970sWritten on verso: Three councilwomen: Marguerite
Sutherland, Mercer Island; Phyllis Lamphere, Seattle; Bernice Stern, King
County.
7/21188-1191KING News car involved in fatal accident of
photographer Patrick Egan19777/21191-1192Walter Cronkite, Pat Finley and Colby Chester on set
of Seattle Today1990Syndicated ProgrammingKukla, Fran and OllliePublicity Portraits7/31193Burr Tillstromcirca
1950sMaurice Seymour, Chicago, Illinois7/31194 Fran Allisoncirca
1950sMaurice Seymour, Chicago, IllinoisSigned on photo: To Dorothy Bullitt-So Fondly-Fran.
7/31195Kukla, Burr Tillstrom, Ollie and Fran Allison on
setcirca
1950sSigned on photo: To Dorothy with love Kukla, Fran,
Ollie & Burr.
7/31196 Kukla, Burr Tillstrom, Ollie and Fran
Allisoncirca
1950sMaurice Seymour, Chicago, IllinoisSigned on photo: To Gloria with love from Kukla, Fran
Ollie & Burr.
7/31197 Fran Allisoncirca
1950sMaurice Seymour, Chicago, IllinoisSigned on photo: To Gloria-Sincerely, Fran.
7/31198Kukla and Burr Tillstromcirca
1950sMaurice Seymour, Chicago, IllinoisSigned on photo: To Gloria with love from Kukla and
Burr.
7/41199Fran Allisoncirca
1950sMaurice Seymour, Chicago, Illinois7/41200Burr Tillstrom circa
1950s 7/41201Fran Allison in formal gown with
necklacecirca
1950sMaurice Seymour7/41202Fran Allison with rhinestones on
shoulderscirca
1950sGarbo, Chicago, Illinois7/41203Fran Allison in gown with necklacecirca
1950s 7/41204Fran Allison seatedcirca
1950sGarbo, Chicago, Illinois7/41205Kukla as Sir George thrusting sword at Ollie as
Dragon in Kuklapolitan Player's production of St. George
and the Dragoncirca
1950sAttached note: Sir George and the Dragon clash in mighty
conflict in the Kuklapolitan Player's production of "St. George and the
Dragon." This is an original opera by Jack Fascinato and Burr Tillstrom which
will be presented on the full National Broadcasting Company television network,
June 7th, 4:00 PM EDT. It will originate from Symphony Hall in Boston with
Arthur Fiedler conducting the Boston Pops. The show will be sponsored by RCA
Victor.
7/41206Kukla as Sir George standing over Ollie as Dragon
in Kuklapolitan Player's production of St. George and the
Dragoncirca
1950sAttached note: A tense moment during the historic
encounter between Sir George and the Dragon in the Kuklapolitan Player's
production of "St. George and the Dragon." This is an original opera by Jack
Fascinato and Burr Tillstrom which will be presented on the full National
Broadcasting Company television network, June 7th, 4:oo PM EDT. It will
originate from Symphony Hall in Boston with Arthur Fiedler conducting the
Boston Pops. The show will be sponsored by RCA Victor.
7/41207Fran Allison decorating Christmas treecirca
1950sAttached note: Fran Allison adds her touch to the
decorating of the Kuklapolitan Christmas tree.
7/41208Burr Tillstrom leaning on piano as Jack Fascinato
makes notes on sheet music for St. George and the
Dragoncirca
1950sAttached note: Jack Fascinato and Burr Tillstrom at work
composing "St. George and the Dragon" which is the latest Kuklapolitan Player's
production. The opera will be present on the full National Broadcasting Company
television network, June 7th, 4:oo PM, EDT. It will originate from Symphony
Hall in Boston with Arthur Fiedler conducting the Boston Pops. The show will be
sponsored by RCA Victor.
7/51209Kukla as Sir George and Fran Allison as
Princesscirca
1950sAttached note: Kukla as Sir George and Fran Allison as
the Princess meet for the first time in the Kuklapolitan Player's production of
"St. George and the Dragon" This is an original opera by Jack Fascinato and
Burr Tillstrom which will be presented on the full National Broadcasting
Company television network, June 7th, 4:00 PM EDT. It will originate from
Symphony Hall in Boston with Arthur Fiedler conducting the Boston Pops. The
show will be sponsored by RCA Victor.
7/51210Puppets Buelah Witch and Madame Ooglepuss as
ladies-in-waiting for the Kuklapolitan Player's production of St.George
and the Dragon.circa
1950sAttached note: The two ladies-in-waiting, Buelah Witch
and Mme. Ooglepuss get their heads together to talk over the problem facing the
Princess in the Kuklapolitan Player's production of "St. George and the
Dragon." This is an original opera by Jack Fascinato and Burr Tillstrom which
will be presented on the full National Broadcasting Company television network,
June 7th, 4:oo PM EDT. It will originate from Symphony Hall in Boston with
Arthur Fiedler conducting the Boston Pops. The show will be sponsored by RCA
Victor.
7/51211Kukla and Burr Tillstrom by Christmas
treecirca
1950sAttached note: Kukla and Burr Tillstrom take time out
from decorating the Christmas tree.
7/51212Kukla, Burr Tillstrom, Fran Allison and Ollie next
to cameracirca
1950sAttached note: Kukla, Burr, Fran and Ollie take time out
to look over the Zoomar lens used on their show.
7/51213Burr Tillstrom at desk pouring coffeecirca
1950sAttached note: Burr Tillstrom relaxes during coffee time
at the Kuklapolitan Theater.
7/51214Puppet with top hat, glasses and pea jacket waves
as another puppet with a bow on its head and fur stole stands
behindcirca
1950s7/51215Ollie with top hatcirca
1950sAttached note: Mr. Oliver J. Dragon faces the new season
in fine style.
7/51216Burr Tillstrom carving a piece of woodcirca
1950sFred Countiss, Chicago, IllinoisAttached note: Burr Tillstrom busy getting the
Kuklapolitan workshop in order for the new season.
7/51217Kukla, Burr Tillstrom and Ollie on setcirca
1950sAttached note: Kukla, Burr Tillstrom and Ollie get their
heads together and plan for the new year.
7/51218Kukla, Fran Allison, and Olliecirca
1950sAttached note: Kukla, Fran Allison, and Ollie during a
busy rehearsal of the "Kukla, Fran & Ollie" show.
7/61219Mary Dornheim sits at typewriter watching Cathy
Morgan pin an article on bulletin boardcirca
1950sAttached note: Mary Dornheim & Cathy Morgan at work
in Kukla, Fran & Ollie office.
7/61220Fran Allison and two puppets in geisha costumes in
The Mikadocirca
1950sAttached note: The Kuklapolitan Ladies Trio practice
their memorable rendition of "Three Little Maids from School are We" for the
new production of "The Mikado".
7/61221Kukla as Nanki-Poo and Fran Allison as a Geisha in
The Mikadocirca
1950sAttached note: Kukla serenades Fran in their production
of "The Mikado".
7/61222Kukla as Nanki-Poo and Ollie as Ko-Ko in
The Mikadocirca
1950sAttached note: Kukla as Nanki-Poo and Ollie as Ko-Ko
rehearse for their roles in "The Mikado".
7/61223Kukla in stovepipe hat and cape with Fran Allison
in gowncirca
1950sAttached note: Kukla and Fran off to a party.
7/61224Kukla on set with an open suitcasecirca
1950sAttached note: Kukla packing to go on tour.
7/61225Kukla and Burr Tillstrom on stage with a
mechanical coin bankcirca
1950sAttached note: Kukla gives Burr Tillstrom some advice
about saving his pennies on American Inventory,
Feb. 17, 1:30 PM EST.
7/61226Kukla holding an umbrella with Fletcher
Rabbitcirca
1950sAttached note: Kukla & Fletcher Rabbit prepare for a
rainy day on American Inventory Feb. 17, 1:30 PM,
EST.
7/61227Ollie decorated with tinsel and Christmas
lightscirca
1950s7/61228Puppets dressed as angels with wings and
haloscirca
1950s7/71229Burr Tillstrom dressed as Sant a with
Olliecirca
1950s 7/71230Kukla and Ollie hold a piece of wood while Fran
Allison holds a hammercirca
1950s7/71231Kukla holding pencil above notepad1951Written on verso: Letter to Santa-1951.
7/71232Kukla and Ollie giving Fran Allison kisses
underneath a wreath of mistletoe and bellscirca
1950s 7/71233Burr Tillstrom as Santa trying to get his beard
back from Olliecirca
1950s7/71234Beulah Witch as a telephone operator in front of
switch boardcirca
1950sAttached note: "Hello, hello, Miss Witch speaking."
7/71235 Kukla and Burr Tillstromcirca
1950sMaurice Seymour7/71236Kukla and Ollie breaking through a paper heart
held by Fran Allisoncirca
1950sAttached note: Happy Valentine From Kukla, Fran and
Ollie.
7/71237Mercedes putting valentines in mailboxcirca
1950s7/81238Ollie wearing football helmetcirca
1950sWritten on verso: Ollie in training for football
season.
7/81239Kukla carrying bookscirca
1950sWritten on verso: Kukla all set for school.
7/81240Fran Allison on steps to airplane
doorwaycirca
1950sAttached note: Fran on her vacation.
7/81241Burr Tillstrom with Kukla and Ollie in the inside
of a life ring on ship railingcirca
1950sAttached note: Kukla, Burr and Ollie as they sail for
Europe, waving to friends on dock.
7/81242Jack Fascinato checking over music with Kukla and
Fletcher Rabbitcirca
1950s 7/81243Photograph of drawing of Kukla and Ollie blowing
out candles with Fran Allison and Burr Tillstromcirca
1950sTed Drake 7/81244Fran Allison, Kukla, Burr Tillstrom, and Ollie
singing with Jack Fascinato playing the pianocirca
1950sAttached note: Fran, Kukla, Burr, Jack and Ollie
rehearsing for their new record album.
7/81245Beulah Witch with Burr Tillstrom holding toy
rocket circa
1950s 7/81246-1247Kukla as pilgrim with musket and Burr Tillstrom in
conquistador helmetcirca
1950s7/91248Kukla with umbrellacirca
1950s7/91249Beulah Zachary talks with Buelah Witchcirca
1950sAttached note: Beulah Zachary and Buelah Witch get
together before the show.
7/91250Kukla and Ollie standing at the shoulders of Burr
Tillstrom and Fran Allisoncirca
1950s7/91251Joe Lockwood, costume designer, on the set of
Kukla, Fran and Ollie circa
1950s 7/91252Burr Tillstrom with arm around Fran Allison at the
bottom of airplane stairscirca
1950sAttached note: Fran Allison and Burr Tillstrom pause to
greet their friends on a recent flying trip.
7/91253Ollie and Fran Allison on set with NBC crew and
musicianscirca
1950sAttached note: Ollie explains to Fran Allison his plans
for the new year.
7/91254Ollie, Kukla, and Fran Allison singing on
setcirca
1950sAttached note: Kukla, Ollie and Fran Allison start the
new year with a song.
7/91255 Burr Tillstrom and Kukla on set with film crew
and onlookerscirca
1950s7/91256Kukla and Ollie next to a bust of Benjamin
Franklincirca
1950sAttached note: Ben Franklin tells Kukla & Ollie, "A
penny saved, is a penny earned," on American
Inventory Feb. 17, 1:30 PM, EST.
7/91257Kukla, Burr Tillstrom and Ollie stand behind Fran
Allisoncirca
1950s 7/91258Kukla in overcoat and sunglasses with Burr
Tillstromcirca
1950sWritten on back: Kukla and his friend, Burr Tillstrom,
all packed and ready to leave on their first visit to California.
7/101259Kukla, Burr Tillstrom and Ollie peeking out from
behind the curtain as Fran Allison stands belowcirca
1950s7/101260Kukla in cowboy hat on a horsecirca
1950sAttached note: "Wild West Kukla" of the Kukla, Fran
& Ollie show mounts his trusty bronco in true Western fashion for his turn
in the circus ring.
7/101261Kukla as a clown in front of circus
wagonscirca
1950sAttached note: Kukla, the Clown, helps to get the circus
on the road.
7/101262Ollie as the roustaboutcirca
1950sAttached note: Ollie, the roustabout, steps back to
watch the circus "Big Top" being raised.
7/101263Ollie in feather headdresscirca
1950sWritten on verso: Big Heap Oliver J. Dragon, first (and
only) member of the newly formed Dragon tribe.
7/101264Ollie with film strips on head and in
mouthcirca
1950sWritten on verso: Oliver J. Dragon working on his
version of the new fourth dimension film. Watch for announcement!!!.
7/101265Kukla, Ollie, and Fran Allison wearing
sunglassescirca
1950sWritten on verso: Kukla, Fran and Ollie preparing for
their visit to Sunny California.
7/101266Ollie in cowboy had and scarfcirca
1950sWritten on verso: Ollie, old 'podner', telling tall
tales of the Golden West.
7/101267Kukla behind cake with candles1952Written on verso: Kukla celebrates the 5th Anniversary
of 'Kukla, Fran and Ollie' on television- October 13, 1952.
7/101268Burr Tillstrom holding up a cake to Kukla with
five lit candles on it celebrating the show's anniversary1952Attached note: Burr Tillstrom and Kukla all set to cut
their cake for the 'Kukla, Fran and Ollie' 5th Anniversary celebration -
October 13, 1952.
7/101269Burr Tillstrom, Ollie, Kukla holding a spatula and
Fran Allison holding a knife stand by large cake celebrating the shows fifth
anniversary1952Attached note: Kukla, Fran Allison & Ollie and Burr
Tillstrom can hardly wait to cut into their 'Kukla, Fran and Ollie 5th
Anniversary Cake' on October 13, 1952.
7/101270Burr Tillstrom and Ollie in tuxedoscirca
1950sSigned on photo: To Dorothy from "Burr and Ollie".
Huckleberry Hound7/111271Huckleberry Hound in baseball uniform with ball
and glove standing next to base and backstopcirca
1960s7/111272Ding-A-Ling Wolf, Hokey Wolf and Huckleberry Hound
in discussion circa
1960sCaption on front: Left to Right- Ding-A-Ling and Hokey
Wolf with program star Huckleberry Hound, TV film favorite of millions.
7/111273Hokey Wolf and Ding-A-Ling Wolfcirca
1960sCaption on front: Co-stars Hokey Wolf, the tall one, and
Ding A Ling Wolf, the pint size model, are seen weekly on TV with Huckleberry
Hound.
7/111274Boo-Boo Bear holding a volleyball circa
1960sCaption on front: Boo-Boo Bear is Yogi Bear's constant
companion.
7/111275Two pictures of Huckleberry Hound on a horse with
rifle and on golf course swinging clubcirca
1960sCaption on front: Huckleberry Hound is a mounted
huntsman with a non-cooperating mount, above, and a sub-par golfer with a
noteworthy backswing, below.
7/111276Yakky the ducklingcirca
1960s7/111277-1278Snagglepusscirca
1960s7/111279Snooper and Blabber circa
1960sCaption on front: Snooper and Blabber, cat and mouse
detective team, are TV favorites.
The Littlest Hobo
starring London the German Shepherd7/121280-1282London the German Shepherdcirca
1963-19657/121283-1284Four German Shepherds including London of
The Littlest Hobo with city in the
backgroundcirca
1963-19657/121285Four German Shepherds including London of
The Littlest Hobo sitting by the bank of a
rivercirca
1963-1965Written on photo: Best Wishes "The Hobos".
7/121286Keenan Wynn and London with hat in
mouthcirca
1963-1965Attached caption: Guest star Keenan Wynn and London,
star of The Littlest Hobo, seen in Episode #104
"Die Hard".
7/121287Keenan Wynn stands by truck talking to
Londoncirca
1963-1965Attached caption: London is trying to determine whether
he should stick with the old, mean prospector - Keenan Wynn in the "Die Hard",
Episode #104, The Littlest Hobo series.
7/121288London holding a brown bag for Nita Talbot while
she looks through a newspaper circa
1963-1965Attached caption: A real gentleman, London carries
dinner for guest star Nita Talbot in the "Cry Wolf" episode #107 of
The Littlest Hobo series. Storer Programs,
Inc.
7/121289London on set holding a brown bag in front of
store circa
1963-1965Attached caption: London, star of The Littlest Hobo, waits with food in mouth for his
dinner guest, Nita Talbot in Episode #107 "Cry Wolf".
7/131290London sits by Ina Victor and Richard Rust in
front of a house by a mountain hillsidecirca
1963-1965Attached caption: Richard Rust and lovely Ina Victor
with London in "Come Next Fall Session" episode #108 of The Littlest Hobo series. Storer Programs, Inc.
7/131291 Dick Davalos and Indus Arthuir with London on
ship with mast in the backgroundcirca
1963-1965Attached caption: Dick Davalos and Indus Arthur play the
college student and his wife, with the amazing German Shepherd - London, in the
"Blue Water Sailor" episode #109 of The Littlest
Hobo series. Storer Programs, Inc.
7/131292 Ellen Corby serving food to Doug Lambert and
London at kitchen table circa
1963-1965Attached caption: London, star of The Littlest Hobo, and guest star Doug Lambert wait
patiently for Ellen Corby to serve their dinner in Episode #112 "Honor
Ranch".
7/131293Harry Townes and London sitting in a cave with
explosivescirca
1963-1965Attached caption: Harry Townes, guest star with London
in the "One Last Rose" episode of The Littlest
Hobo series.
7/131294London standing on hind legs to reach something in
the hands of Kate Manx while Gregg Palmer spreads haycirca
1963-1965Attached caption: Gregg Palmer and Kate Manx shown with
London in "Black Sheep, Black Sheep" episode of The
Littlest Hobo.
7/131295London with ears back next to Gloria Talbott and
David Garnercirca
1963-1965Attached caption: Dave Garner and Gloria Talbott shown
with London in the "Lady In Fear" episode of The Littlest
Hobo.
7/131296 Keith Taylor and Kevin Burchett with London in
front of stacks of newspapers and tentscirca
1963-1965Attached caption: Keith Taylor and Kevin Burchett with
London in "Scout's Honor" episode of The Littlest
Hobo.
7/131297Philip Terry sitting with gun in hand next to
Londoncirca
1963-1965Attached caption: Philip Terry, guest stars with London
in the "Man In A Fog" episode of The Littlest
Hobo.
7/131298London at lunch counter with cookcirca
1963-1965Attached caption: London, star of The Littlest Hobo.
Breakthru7/141299Courthouse
Conversations1966Caption on photo: Courtroom Conversations-The Breakthru
series on (day) at (time) on Channel (#) includes discussions of dramas about
such topics as cheating, lying, prejudice, injustice and death. In some
programs three challengers question three defenders about the drama. A jury of
eight boys and girls decides who wins and the Friend of the Court, the Reverend
Ernest Dixon, helps focus ideas at the end of the program.
7/141300Talking Hands1966Caption on photo: Dramatic Moment-Patty Duke, right, in
a moving scene from "Talking Hands," a program on Breakthru (day) at (time) on
Channel (#). Anne Ives, left, plays a deaf aunt who inspires her shy and
unconfident niece to learn hand language.
7/141301A Plain White
Envelope1966Caption on photo: Indecision-The sixth-grade spelling
bee words -that's what Steve accidentally finds. The decision to cheat or
disqualify himself gets complicated in "A Plain White Envelope," drama in the
Breakthru series, (day) at (time) on Channel (#).
7/141302Reverend C.E. Atkins discussing program with two
girls and two boys1966Caption on photo: Confab-One of the features of the
Breakthru programs, (day) at (time) on Channel (#), is a discussion of each
dramatic sketch devoted to a pre-teen problem. In some programs the Reverend
C.E. (Gene) Atkins chats with boys and girls from different parts of the
country about the drama.
NBC Promotions and ProgrammingPublicity Portraits7/141303Edwin Newmancirca
1960sWritten on verso: "NBC News Day Report" Edwin Newman NBC
TV Advertising.
7/141304Publicity photo with two individual images of Chet
Huntley and David Brinkleycirca
1960s 7/141305Ray Scherer circa
1960s7/141306Robert MacNeil circa
1960s7/141307Frank McGee circa
1960s7/141308G. Wilke circa
1960sLeo Durocher 7/151309Leo Durocher standing in front of the KING Radio
and Television Center marquee reading: NBC sports are really king, Leo
Durochercirca
1960sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 7/151310Leo Durocher showing Dorothy Stimson Bullitt how
to hold a baseballcirca
1960sAttached note: Leo Durocher tried to teach me how to
hold a pitch ball - but I never made the team.
Garfield High School induction of James Franciscus
into Hall of Fame7/151311Lynda Lewis placing a photograph of James
Franciscus into the Garfield High School Hall of Fame with Kathy Tagawa and
students presentcirca
1960sBob Carver, Seattle, Washington 7/151312Lynda Lewis hanging a photograph of James
Franciscus with Kathy Tagawa at deskcirca
1960sBob Carver, Seattle, Washington7/151313-1314Robert Sarnoff at tablecirca 1960s7/151315Dick Spangler holding microphone on tarmac next to
Japan Airlines plane advertising it as the official airline for the eighteenth
Olympic Games1964 NBC Promotional ScrapbookPhotographs are from Dorothy Stimson Bullitt business papers
of the King Broadcasting Company, 1933-1993. Accession No. 5269-002, Box 112,
NBC Promotional Scrapbook.
7/161316James Drury publicity portraitcirca
1960sOriginally located on page 1 in scrapbook.
7/161317-1339Advertisement on bus of NBC shows appearing on
KING TV including day of the week and timecirca
1960s Shows include: Wackiest Ship in
the Army, Bonanza, Branded, Camp Runamuck,
Run For Your Life, Hank, My Mother the Car,
Laredo, Please Don't Eat the
Daisies, Mona McClusky,
John Forsythe Show, Mr.
Roberts, I Spy, Man
From U.N.C.L.E., Walt Disney,
Daniel Boone, Dr.
Kildare, Dean Martin, The Virginian, Andy
Williams, Flipper, and
Get Smart. Originally located on page 2, 2A and 3
in scrapbook.
7/171340Poster advertising James Drury as Grand Marshall
of the Seafair Torchlight Parade 1965Originally located on page 5 in scrapbook.
7/171341KING signboard advertising James Drury as Grand
Marshall of the Seafair Torchlight Parade1965Originally located on page 7A in scrapbook.
7/171342-1343Poster in store windows promoting Walt Disney on
NBC1965Bob Carver, Seattle, WashingtonOriginally located on page 8A in scrapbook.
7/171344Poster on light pole at NE 43rd Street and
University Avenue promoting University District Junior Seafair Parade tribute
to Walt Disney1965Bob Carver, Seattle, Washington Originally located on page 8A in scrapbook.
7/171345KING-TV calliope float in Seafair parade featuring
Wunda Wunda, other participants and floats including the Yacht Club of Des
Moines1965Bob Carver, Seattle, WashingtonOriginally located on page 8A in scrapbook.
7/171346Navy Band during Seafair Parade led by baton
twirler and followed by floats with crowd on sidewalk at East 45th Street and
University Avenue, Seattle1965U.S. NavyNote with photo: 50,000 witness Tribute to Walt Disney
parade. Written on photo: Part of parade day crowd in the University District.
Originally located on page 9 in scrapbook.
7/171347-1348Bill Corcoran with color television contest
winner1965Dudley, Hardin & Yang, Seattle, WashingtonOriginally located on page 12 in scrapbook.
7/171349RCA repairman with service truck1965Originally located on page 15A in scrapbook.
7/171350Salesman with woman at television department at
The Bon Marche surrounded by KING-TV posters promoting NBC shows1965Originally located on page 16 in scrapbook.
7/181351-1353Television sales display with promotional
photographs of celebrities on wall at Poole Electriccirca
1960sOriginally located on page 16 in scrapbook.
7/181354Display of television schedule in KING Radio and
Television Center lobby1965Originally located on page 16 in scrapbook.
KING TV promotional photographs of NBC programs in
television sales department of Sears stores Originally located on page 17 in scrapbook.
7/181355Sears Roosevelt store19657/181356-1358Sears Renton store19657/181359-1360Sears 1st Ave store1965 7/181361Family receiving NBC beach towel with television
programming schedule with Mark Wayne on left and Pat Lewis on right and crowd
in background1965Dudley, Hardin & Yang, Seattle, WashingtonOriginally located on page 22A in scrapbook.
7/181362Crowd waiting to receive NBC beach
towels1965Dudley, Hardin & Yang, Seattle, WashingtonOriginally located on page 22A in scrapbook.
8/11363Posters of KING TV NBC programs
Laredo and Please Don't Eat
the Daises with day and time of airing1965 Originally located on page 23 in scrapbook.
8/11364-1379KING Radio and Television Center marquee promoting
NBC Week and various programs including time of airing1965Originally located on page 25 in scrapbook.
8/11380-1382aLocal press invited to NBC programming previewing
party1965Originally located on page 26A in scrapbook.
8/11382bKING 5 cameraman filming paradecirca
1970s-1980sKING-TV Awards8/21383Alfred P. Sloan Radio-TV Award for Distinguished
Public Service in highway safety plaque1951Forde Photographers, Seattle, Washington8/21384Dorothy Stimson Bullitt receiving the Thomas Edison
Foundation award for KING-TV1957 8/21385Dorothy Stimson Bullitt at table with others during
awards dinner for the Thomas Edison Foundation19578/21386Seventeen awards received by KING during the
1950scirca 1950sList of specific awards included with photo.
Forde Photographers, Seattle, Washington8/21387Cheri and Bill Corcoran and two other men with an
award to KING Broadcasting Company from the American Humane
Associationcirca 1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 8/21388-1390Men holding Paul Bunyan Award presented by
Roostertails INC. Miss Seattlecirca 1950sGene Weber of Fred Carter 8/21391KING personnel H. Fortins, Ruth Prins, Noel Johnson,
Betty Evans, Henry Owens, Cheri and Bill Corcoran receiving award from
President of Seattle Junior League, Mrs. Arnold Grothcirca 1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington XH81392Banquet for the Eighteenth Annual Presentation of
the George Foster Peabody Radio and Television Awards at the Hotel Roosevelt
April 2,
1958Empire Photographers, New York, New York8/21393Al Hunter receiving award from Lieutenant Colonel
William B. Travis1962SFC James F. Pizzuto, U.S. Army Recruiting Station, Seattle, WashingtonAttached note: Lt. Colonel William B. Travis, Commanding
Officer, Seattle Recruiting Main Station, presented a Certificate of
Recognition to Mr. Al Hunter, Assistant Manager of KING-TV for public service
time donated to the US Army Recruiting effort by KING-TV.
8/31394-1395Awards on wall in officecirca 1970s8/31396-1405Awards including Peabody, Freedom Foundation,
TV-Pioneer award, International Film & TV festival of New York, and
otherscirca
1950s-1970s 8/31406Display case with awardscirca 1970sSigned photographs to Henry OwenHenry Owen was an executive vice-president of KING as well as a
board member.
10/31407Walt Disney and Frank Newman looking at film
stripcirca 1950sSigned: To Henry B. Owen, Frank Newman and Walt Disney.
8/41408Rosalynn and Jimmy Carter waving to the crowd from
stage during the Democratic National Convention1976Photo is signed by Rosalynn and Jimmy Carter.
KING Broadcasting Staff Social Events KING alumni reunion partyThe party was held at the Boreson's house.
8/41409-1411Group including Dorothy Stimson Bullitt, Lee
Schulman and others at party next to pool1978 8/41412Bea Wonorian and Peggy Zachary19788/41413Dorothy Stimson Bullitt talking with
guest19788/41414Lee Schulman and Stan Boreson with arms around each
other19788/41415Chuck Snyder with other guests19788/41416-1417Guest at buffet line including Jack Fearey and Rod
Belcher1978 8/41418-1425Lee Schulman and Dorothy Stimson Bullitt talking to
each other and others1978 8/51426Chuck Herring talking with woman19788/51427Al Wallace, Ted Bryant, Chuck Snyder and other
woman19788/51428Mike Rhodes eating with two other women19788/51429Peggy Zachary19788/51430Dorothy Stimson Bullitt, Stan Boreson, Ed Racine and
and others1978 8/51431Stan Boreson with arm around Dorothy Stimson Bullitt
surrounded by other guests19788/51432-1433Jack Fearey sitting at table19788/51434Ed Racine19788/51435-1436Guests at alumni party19788/51437Al Smith and others next to pool19788/51438Chuck Snyder and others at alumni party19788/51439Al Wallace wiping something off of Bill O' Mara's
jacket 1978 8/51440Bill O' Mara standing between Al Wallace and
woman1978Good luck party for Payson Hall and Milnore
Moreson8/51441Milnore Moreson cutting cake 19798/51442Payson Hall seated with Milnore Moreson, Ancil
Payne, and another man standing behind him1979 8/51443Payson Hall with cake on desk and Milnore Moreson
standing behind him1979Other KING social gatherings and events8/61444Peggy Zachary and Hazel Leland holding sign in
coffee shop1977 8/61445Clara Stenstrom, Keith Brandt, Hazel Leland, Peggy
Zachary, and man sitting at table19778/61446Clara Stenstrom at tablecirca 19778/61447Doug Reeves and Bob Royercirca 1970s8/61448Cake with KING logocirca 1980s 8/61449Dorothy Stimson Bullitt with Hope Tuttle and Sharon
Brown at KANW Volunteer Appreciation partyApril 22,
1983KING Christmas party, early 1980s 8/61450Ancil Payne, Dorothy Stimson Bullitt and others in
front of Christmas decorationscirca 1980s 8/61451-1455Reception line with Dorothy Stimson Bullitt, Harriet
Bullitt, Ancil Payne, Eric Brennen and others greeting guestscirca 1980sWritten on verso of 1455: In reception line 2 hours!.
8/6 1456Dorothy Stimson Bullitt and others at table
circa 1980s 8/61457Ancil Payne with a man and a woman circa 1980s8/61458Ancil Payne, Eric Brenner with another man and
womancirca 1980sDorothy Stimson Bullitt8/71459Woman with skis on mountaincirca 1950sWritten on verso: Carol-killed in auto accident. Gloria's
secretary-from Pullman and in her memory a sort of scholarship with KING was
started by her father and mother. The student in junior class who qualifies,
comes to KING for summer and to fill vacation vacancies in various
departments.
8/71460Downtown Chicago near Saks Fifth Avenue building on
Michigan AvenueNovember 9, 1961Hutchinson Photography, Chicago, Illinois8/71461John Blair kissing Dorothy Bullitt in front of
easelNovember 9, 1961Hutchinson Photography, Chicago, Illinois Dorothy Stimson Bullitt with various people8/71462Dorothy Stimson Bullitt and Colonel Mary Louise M.
Rasmunson, Director of the Women's Army Corps at the Pentagoncirca 1950sNote on verso: Mrs. A. Scott Bullitt, Chairman of the Board
of King Broadcasting Company of Seattle, Washington, was appointed in 1962 to a
three year term on the Defense Advisory Committee on Women in the Services by
the Secretary of Defense. She is shown here at the Pentagon with Colonel Mary
Louise M. Rasmunson, USA, Director of the Women's Army Corps.
8/71463Rosel H. Hyde, Dorothy Bullitt, Joel Kither, Delphine
Haley, Andrew Haley, John Willaughby, Gloria Chandler, and Fletcher Warren at
dining table at the Normandie Roof Restaurant at the Mount Royal Hotel in
Montreal, Canadacirca 1950sPhoto is in souvenir card signed by the attendees.
8/71464Dorothy Stimson Bullitt and Haile Selassie, Emperor of
Ethiopiacirca 1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, WashingtonAttached note: Emperor Haile Selassie, Lion of Judah, King
of Kings at KING visiting Seattle to be convinced that a concrete bridge can
float.
8/71465Dorothy Stimson Bullitt eating at table with
otherscirca 1950sForde and Carter, Seattle, Washington8/71466Dorothy Stimson Bullitt holding a yard stick standing
between a man and woman1955Royal C. Crooks, Seattle, Washington 8/71467Dorothy Stimson Bullitt at the Stork Club in New York
City, with two men and a womancirca 1950sStork Club, New York City 8/71468Dorothy Stimson Bullitt with man next to flower
arrangement spelling out Kenneth Friedlcirca 1950sWritten on verso: Syracuse University.
8/71469Dorothy Stimson Bullitt and Ethna White with Mike
Bader in the backgroundcirca 1950s8/71470Dorothy Stimson Bullitt and daughter Harriet
disembarking from plane with man in military uniform behind themcirca 1950sCamera Associates, New York CityWritten on verso: Behind Mrs. Bullitt: daughter Harriet (of
Gainesville, Fla).
8/81471Dorothy Stimson Bullitt, probably at restaurant at top
of Space Needle, with Otto Brandt and otherscirca 1960s 8/81472Dorothy Stimson Bullitt at Waldorf Astoria dining room
with Gloria Chandler, Harriet Bullitt and otherscirca 1950sPhoto is in Waldorf Astoria Empire Room souvenir folder.
Waldorf Astoria8/81473-1474Woman with Gloria Chandler looking at the book
The Snowy Day in front of bookshelvescirca 1960sDudley, Hardin & Yang, Seattle, Washington 8/81475-1476Woman holding cup and saucer next to Dorothy Stimson
Bullittcirca 1960s8/81477Dorothy Stimson Bullitt talking to two men
circa 1960s 8/81478Dorothy Stimson Bullitt with Gloria Chandler shaking
hands with mancirca 1960s8/81479Dorothy Stimson Bullitt and Jamalieh Long around a
dining table with other women1964Written on verso: DSB, Wana McDole, Mary Skelton, Emily,
Frances, Gloria (Chandler), Pat Cranston, Dorothy Lahr, Thelma, ?, Jamaliah
Long-Indonesia at 1014 Nov.1964.
Forde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 8/91480Dorothy Stimson Bullitt at podium during Mortarboard
Award ceremonyundated 8/91481Dorothy Stimson Bullitt, Wana McDole, Pat Cranston,
Jamaliah Long and Gloria Chandler sitting in discussion1964Forde Photographers, Seattle, WashingtonWritten on verso: From left: Mrs. A. Scott Bullitt, Mrs.
Wana McDole, Miss Pat Cranston, Jamaliah, Miss Gloria Chandler.
8/91482Dorothy Stimson Bullitt, Warren G. Magnuson and Frank
Stanton at conference tablecirca 1960sAttached note: TV-Radio Network plans for comprehensive
coverage [of] Century 21 Exposition opening in Seattle May 10, 1961 are
discussed in Washington D.C. by (l to r) Mrs. A. Scott Bullitt, KING-TV,
Seattle; Chairman Warren G. Magnuson, D., Wash., of Senate Interstate and
Foreign Commerce Committee; and Dr. Frank Stanton, President, Columbia
Broadcasting System.
8/91483Dorothy Stimson Bullitt next to woman with man
speaking at podium and satellite dish behind them circa 1970sFrom accompanying material: Dorothy Stimson Bullitt at the
KCTS channel 9 satellite dedication.
James O. Sneddon, Office of Information Services, University of Washington, Seattle, Washington8/91484Dorothy Stimson Bullitt and Bob Behnke at the KCTS
channel 9 satellite dedicationcirca 1970sJames O. Sneddon, Office of Information Services, University of Washington, Seattle, Washington 8/91485Dorothy Stimson Bullitt, Payson Hall and Nat Pascall
at the Western Bancorporation receptionSeptember 18,
1973Darrel Wood, Seattle, Washington 8/91486Dorothy Stimson Bullitt and woman at the Western
Bancorporation receptionSeptember 18,
1973Darrel Wood, Seattle, Washington8/91487Dorothy Stimson Bullitt and Bob Barkercirca 1980s 8/91488Dorothy Stimson Bullitt's dog Lillycirca 1980s8/91489Dorothy Stimson Bullitt with Bob Royercirca 1980sChris Bennion, Seattle, Washington8/91490Dorothy Stimson Bullitt, Charles Royer and Harriet
Bullitt [?]circa 1980sChris Bennion, Seattle, Washington 8/91491Dorothy Stimson Bullitt and mancirca 1980sChris Bennion, Seattle, Washington Dorothy Stimson Bullitt at KING8/101492Henry Owen, Dorothy Stimson Bullitt, Russ Norman and
other men at ceremonycirca 1950sFrom accompanying material: Dorothy Stimson Bullitt
presenting awards of recognition to KING staff members.
8/101493 Dorothy Stimson Bullitt standing next to electronic
equipment with two women and a mancirca 1950sJames O. Sneddon, Office of Public Information, University of Washington, Seattle, Washington 8/101494a-b Dorothy Stimson Bullitt at her deskcirca 1950s8/101495 Dorothy Stimson Bullitt at her deskcirca 1950s 8/101496 Dorothy Stimson Bullitt on couch with Elizabeth Evans
holding a poodle with people behind them; Gloria Chandler in hatcirca 1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 8/101497 Dorothy Stimson Bullitt and other women in buffet
linecirca 1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington8/101498Harriett Bullitt sitting next to Dorothy Stimson
Bullitt holding roses, receiving applause from crowdcirca 1980s 8/101499 Dorothy Stimson Bullitt with weight machine in weight
roomcirca 1980s Dorothy Stimson Bullitt with University of Washington
Board of Regents8/111500 Dorothy Stimson Bullitt sitting with other University
of Washington Regents around tablecirca 1960sJames O. Sneddon, Office of News Services, University of Washington, Seattle, Washington 8/111501 Dorothy Stimson Bullitt standing with a woman and
three men in tuxedosNovember 16,
1961From accompanying material: Occasion is the Centennial
Convocation of the University of Washington where President Kennedy was the
speaker.
Heib, Seattle, Washington8/111502Dorothy Stimson Bullitt and John F.
KennedyNovember 16,
1961Forde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 8/111503Dorothy Stimson Bullitt with John F. Kennedy and
womanNovember 16,
1961Forde Photographers, Seattle, WashingtonPhoto is possibly signed by John F. Kennedy.
Dorothy Stimson Bullitt at National Association of
Broadcasters and Code Board XH8150424th Annual Convention Banquet of the National
Association of Broadcasters, Stevens Hotel, Chicago (Oscar 46-1312-A)
October 24,
1946Oscar & Associates, Chicago, Illinois8/111505William S. Paley, Chairman of CBS Inc.circa 1950s8/111506Harold Fellowscirca 1950sSigned: For so many reasons, Hal Fellows.
8/111507Dorothy Stimson Bullitt at a TV Code Board meeting
with nine other men circa 1950sWritten on verso: TV Code Board-left to right. 1. 2. FCC com
Barkley; 3. Bob Ferguson; 4. 5. Dick Shafto; 6. Joe Hartenbower; 7. FCC com
Rosek Hyde; 8. DB; 9. Leo Whitney.
Capitol Photo Services, Washington D.C 8/111508Dorothy Stimson Bullitt with a large group of men at
the White Housecirca 1950sHarris and EwingWritten on verso: FCC and the Directors of Broadcasting
after session with President Eisenhower at the White House.
8/121509Dorothy Stimson Bullitt shaking hands with Payson
Hall; Dick Rawls, Frank Fogarty and Paul Adanti presentJuly 2, 1954From accompanying material: FCC and the Directors of
Broadcasting after session with the President.
8/121510Ed Meredith and Dorothy Stimson Bullitt shaking hands
with Paul Adanti in background at the NAB convention19558/121511Donald H. McGannon at podium with other speakers
sitting nearby including Thad H. Brown Jr., Edward H. Bronson, George Whitney,
Robert W. Ferguson, James M. Gaines, Joseph Herald, Gaines Kelly, Dorothy
Stimson Bullitt, and another mancirca 1950sOscar & Associates, Chicago, Illinois Dorothy Stimson Bullitt with AMPEX
executives8/121512Dorothy Stimson Bullitt at table during NAB
convention with three AMPEX executives and James Middlebrooks on the
rightcirca 1950sChuck Hess, Exquisite PhotographyWritten on verso: With Ampex execs at NAM meet.
8/121513AMPEX executive with Dorothy Stimson Bullitt and
James Middlebrooks at table during NAB conventioncirca 1950sChuck Hess, Exquisite PhotographyWritten on verso: With Ampex exec, left, and Crown
stations engineering chief Jas. Middlebrooks at NAB meeting.
8/121514AMPEX executive with Dorothy Stimson Bullitt during
NAB conventioncirca 1950sChuck Hess, Exquisite PhotographyWritten on verso: At NAB meet with Ampex Exec.
8/121515George Whitney, Dorothy Stimson Bullitt and man at
table with Edward H. Bronson, Joseph Herald, Robert Ferguson and Gaines Keeley
behind themcirca 1950sOscar & Associates, Chicago, Illinois 8/121516Man talking to Dorothy Stimson Bullitt during NAB
conventioncirca 1950sCapitol Photo Service, Washington D.C8/121517Dorothy Stimson Bullitt at table at NAB
convention1959 8/121518Mickey McClung at NAB convention19598/121519Dorothy Stimson Bullitt and members of the NAB TV Code
Review Board on stage1962Forde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 8/121520Dorothy Stimson Bullitt presented with resolution from
man at NAB convention1963Oscar & Associates, Chicago, IllinoisDorothy Stimson Bullitt and the Association of Women
Broadcasters8/121521Iris Helliwell, Hal Clark, Dorothy Stimson Bullitt and
Vernice Irwin standing together looking at paperscirca 1950sLibby 8/121522Gloria Chandler with Dorothy Stimson Bullitt holding a
pamphlet with a mancirca 1950sJames O. SneddonPublicity portraits inscribed to Dorothy Stimson Bullitt
8/131523Charles E. Mitchellcirca 1950sSigned: To Mrs. D. Bullitt. From Charles E. Mitchell.
8/131524Beverly Zacharycirca 1950sBloom, Chicago, IllinoisSigned: To Dorothy Bullitt with all best wishes. Beverly
Zachary.
8/131525Judith Waller 1953Maurice Seymour, Chicago, IllinoisSigned: To Dorothy, With my love & deep admiration
Judith. August 1953.
8/131526Betty Thomas Girling circa 1950sBruce Sifford, Minneapolis, MinnesotaSigned: To Dorothy-Betty Thomas Girling. Written on verso:
Betty Girling Minneapolis a cripple.
8/131527David Brinkleycirca 1950sSigned: To Mrs. Bullitt-With thanks and very best wishes.
David Brinkley.
8/131528Mike Wallace circa 1950sSigned: Greetings and thanks to you, Mrs. Bullitt- from Mike
Wallace.
8/131529Gertrude Broderick circa 1950sHarris & Ewing, Washington D.CSigned: To Dorothy with affectionate regards, Gertrude
Broderick.
Written on verso: Mrs. Gertrude G Broderick. Radio-TV
education specialist. U.S. Office of Education, Washington D.C.
10/31530Frank Newmancirca 1950sSigned: To- Mrs. A. Scott Bullitt with my very best wishes.
Frank L Newman.
8/131531Dorothy Stimson Bullitt with Phil Donahuecirca 1980sSigned: To Mrs. Bullitt-Who knows a good idea when she hears
one-with my gratitude and appreciation, Phil Donahue.
Dorothy Stimson Bullitt Publicity Portraits8/141532Dorothy Stimson Bullittcirca 1950sDolph Zubick, Seattle, Washington8/141533Dorothy Stimson Bullitt at deskcirca 1980sBeverlee Christensen, The Evergreen State College 8/141534Dorothy Stimson Bullitt in white cardigancirca 1980sBeverlee Christensen, The Evergreen State CollegeAwards to Dorothy Stimson BullittOutstanding Civic Services Award from Real Estate
Board8/141535John Scott shaking hands with Dorothy Stimson
Bullitt as Frank Perkins holds plaquecirca 1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington8/141536-1537Dorothy Stimson Bullitt receiving plaque from Frank
Perkinscirca 1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 8/141538-1539Dorothy Stimson Bullitt with Frank Perkins and John
Scott holding Outstanding Civic Service plaquecirca 1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington8/141540Dorothy Stimson Bullitt in spotlight sitting next to
mancirca 1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 8/141541Dorothy Stimson Bullitt shaking hands of audience
from podiumcirca 1950s8/151542-1543Crowd at tables during ceremonycirca 1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 8/151544-1547Stage and speakers during ceremonycirca 1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington8/151548-1553Crowd and stage at ceremonycirca 1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 8/161554-1555Dorothy Stimson Bullitt at podium receiving applause
and gift circa 1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington8/161556Dorothy Stimson Bullitt at podium at Seattle Real
Estate Award ceremony circa 1950sForde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 8/161557Man holding package with Dorothy Stimson
Bullittcirca 1950sAl Roberts 8/161558Judd Doughty presenting award to Dorothy Stimson
Bullitt from Pierce County schoolscirca 1960s8/161559Melville Monheimer Jr., presenting Certificates of
Recognition to Matthew W. Hill and Dorothy Stimson Bullitt from the National
Conference of Christians and Jewscirca 1960Forde Photographers, Seattle, Washington 8/161560Martin Agronsky, Stimson Bullitt and Trevor Thomas
holding awards presented by the Alfred I. DuPont Foundation along with Fred
Cole and Aur Greene1961Fremont DavisWritten on verso: Left to right - Pres Cole of Wash &
Lee, Martin Agronsky, Aur Greene, Stimson Bullitt, Trevor Thomas of KPFK 1961
accepting the Dupont award.
8/161561Warren G. Magnuson, Dorothy Stimson Bullitt, Newton
Minow standing with Fred Cole holding DuPont award given to KING-TV
1961Fremont Davis 8/161562Dorothy Stimson Bullitt receiving award for
Educational Television from Dean Sherburn 1965Alfred A. Monner, The Journal, Portland, Oregon8/161563Dorothy Stimson Bullitt and Robert Cooper holding
Robert E. Eastman Award1966W.H. (Bill) Houlton, Seattle, WashingtonWritten on verso: Mrs. Scot Bullitt & Robert Cooper.
Attached: Newspaper clipping dated Oct. 16, 1966.
Dorothy Bullitt receiving Medal of Merit for Dorothy
Stimson Bullitt, with Gov. and Mrs. Booth Gardner8/161564Dorothy Bullitt standing between Governor Booth
Gardner and his wife Jean Gardner1987Signed: Jean Gardner, Booth Gardner.
8/161565Jean Gardner and Governor Booth Gardner standing
with Washington Medal of Merit recipients Dorothy Bullitt and Lester Sauvage;
recipients Orville Vogel, and Warren G. Magnuson in front1987Signed: Jean Gardner, Booth Gardner.
Dorothy Bullitt stood in for her grandmother, Dorothy
Stimson Bullitt, who was the recipient.
KING Broadcasting Company's SubsidiariesKGW Portland8/171566 Portland Social Turn Verein building with Das
Deutsche Haus sign above doorwaycirca 1940s 8/171567Aerial view of Portland, Oregon, with Mt. Hood in the
background circa 1950sPhoto-Art Commercial Studios, Portland, Oregon8/171568Aerial view of Portland, Oregon circa 1950sPhoto-Art Commercial Studios, Portland, Oregon 8/171569Possibly Theta Sigma Phi Sorority members decorating
the hat of KGW personalitycirca 1960sCarl E. Vermilna, The Oregonian, Portland, Oregon 8/171570Peabody Awardcirca 1950s8/171571KGW studio with music equipmentcirca 1950sRalph Vincent, Portland, Oregon 8/171572Photo of map of KGW and KUGN primary coverage in the
Willamette Valleycirca 1950s8/171573-1574Parcel of land with houses and cars at the
intersection of N.W. 19th & Savier looking northwest and northeast in
Portland, Oregon1953Photo-Art Commercial Studios, Portland, Oregon 8/171575Mans hand holding Western Union Telegram regarding
KGW-TV over desk 1956Telegram reads: Don't finalize Portland, Oregon TV
plans-Stop-Important KGW info coming-Stop-Channel 8 Air date: Dec. 17th Walter
Wagstaff KGW TV Portland, Oregon.
Konnie G. Worth, Portland Parking Police
Training9/11576Konnie G. Worth sitting at head of table surrounded
by the women of the Portland Parking Policecirca 1950s 9/11577Konnie G. Worth overseeing the exercise routine of
the women of the Portland Parking Police at KGW-TV 8 studios19589/11578Konnie G. Worth overseeing the exercise routine of
the women of the Portland Parking Police at the KGW-TV 8 studios1958Written on verso: Stamina necessary to perform duties to
which they will be assigned is gained through exercises taught by Konnie G.
Worth during training program.
9/11579Konnie G. Worth standing next to a KGW-TV 8 camera
in studio pointed towards the women of the Portland parking police1958 Written on verso: Konnie pauses for breather during
routine training of Portland Meter Maids.
9/11580Konnie G. Worth directing the women of the Portland
parking police at KGW-TV 8 studio1958Written on verso: Posture being an important part of the
Meter Maid training program. Konnie instructs trainees in exercises intended to
promote good posture.
Bible, Freud, and Daily
Living television showcirca 1960sReligious television show broadcast on KGW TV in Portland,
Oregon, in the 1960s
9/11580aArthur Schwabe and Dewey at table on set at KCR,
Portlandcirca 1960sWritten on verso: Bible, Freud, and Daily Living.
6/111580bAl Rooney behind large book, probably a bible, on
setcirca 1960sWritten on back: Bible, Freud, and Daily living. Al
Rooney-reader.
Photos from scrapbook of coverage of presidential
election in Oregon, 19649/11581-1586NBC news personnel at KGW-TV studios during the 1964
Oregon presidential primary including David Brinkley and Frank
McGee1964 9/11587-1591Contact sheets of NBC news coverage at KGW-TV
studios during the 1964 Oregon presidential primary included are David
Brinkley, Frank McGee and Enid Roth 19649/21592Dorothy Stimson Bullitt at dining table with delegates
from Japanese sister city circa 1970s 9/21593Dr.Warren Agee; Bud Frimoth, Director of "Open Door";
Dean Woodring, Manager KGW Radio, and Paul Porter, former FCC Chairman standing
with Peabody award for KGW Radio1972 KGW Personnel9/21594Two women at desk, possibly in KGW
officecirca 1950s9/21595Woman at table in KGW office1956Written on verso: KGW prog. department before opening.
9/21596-1597Dorothy Stimson Bullitt at desk in KGW
office1961 9/21598Pat Masseycirca 1960s9/21599Andrew Jordancirca 1960s9/21600Dorothy Stimson Bullitt at dining table with Kapper
Johnsoncirca 1960s9/21601Dorothy Stimson Bullitt at desk signing
scrapbookcirca 1970s 9/21602Ancil Payne at table signing scrapbookcirca 1970s 9/21603Dorothy Stimson Bullitt with Jay Wrightcirca 1970s9/21604Ken Hermanson signing KGW scrapbookcirca 1970s9/21605Keith Lollis with KGW scrapbookcirca 1970s 9/21606Norm Hefron circa 1970s9/31607Donna Kantorcirca 1970s9/31608Group of KGW employeescirca 1970s 9/31609Patsy Collins with Dorothy Stimson Bullitt in KGW
officecirca 1970s9/31610Donna Kantor, Dorothy Stimson Bullitt and Patsy
Collinscirca 1970s 9/31611 Cappel at KGWcirca 1970s9/31612Gloria Chandlercirca 1970s9/31613Forest Amsden looking at KGW scrapbookcirca 1970s 9/31614Jay Wright and Ancil Payne examining large
bookcirca 1970s9/31615Fred Stimson with KGW scrapbook at deskcirca 1970s 9/31616Dorothy Stimson Bullitt with Al Wallacecirca 1970s9/31617Forest Amsden standing behind deskcirca 1970s9/31618Ancil Payne, Tom McCall and Forest Amsden standing
behind table with cakecirca 1970s9/41619Ken Landle, Ancil Payne and other man around studio
equipmentcirca 1970s 9/41620Ancil Payne with Jim Kime looking at KGW
scrapbookcirca 1970s9/41621Clare Hannawalt at deskcirca 1970s9/41622Connie Worth and man at table with
microphonescirca 1970s 9/41623Lucille Gideon and Gloria Chandler eating
piecirca 1970s9/41624Ken Hermanson holding broom standing between two men
circa 1970s 9/41625Portland engineering teamcirca 1970s 9/41626Jack Shawcroft, Clare Hannawalt and Stan Carlson
holding equipment circa 1970s9/41627Oregon Governor Tom McCall circa 1970s 9/41628Helen Platt and Tom McCall circa 1970s9/41629 Andrew Jordan and another mancirca 1970s9/41630Clare Hannawalt, Andy Jordan, Ken Hermanson and
another mancirca 1970s 9/41631Andy Jordan, Clare Hannawalt, Jay Wright, and
another man standing in restaurantcirca 1970s 9/41632Man holding television next to another man in
restaurantcirca 1970sKREM Spokane9/51633Stimson Bullitt at KREM-TV studiocirca 1960s9/51634Stimson Bullitt and a man next to KREM-TV
cameracirca 1960s9/51635-1636Stimson Bullitt and man next to electronic
equipmentcirca 1960s 9/51637Man showing Stimson Bullitt the inside of KREM-TV
cameracirca 1960s9/51638Stimson Bullitt shaking hands with man from KREM-TV
studiocirca 1960s 9/51639Dorothy Stimson Bullitt with Dean
Woodbridgecirca 1980s9/51640Dorothy Stimson Bullitt, Dean Woodbridge, Harriett
Bullitt and another woman in a trailer carcirca 1980s 9/51641Dorothy Stimson Bullitt in front of KREM 2 ice
sculpturecirca 1980sFacilities, vehicles, and events9/51642-1644KREM station and towercirca 1963 9/61645 Dorothy Stimson Bullitt, Henry Owens, Stimson
Bullitt, and two men in front of KREM news carscirca 1963 9/61646KREM camera crew above boxing matchcirca 19639/61647-1650 KREM-TV cameramen filming University of Idaho
commencement ceremonies1964 KTVB Boise9/61651-1652KTVB Channel 7 building circa 1970sGarret Photography and Gallery, Boise, Idaho 9/61653Fountain at KTVB Channel 7 buildingcirca 1970sGarret Photography and Gallery, Boise, Idaho9/61654KTVB building walkwaycirca 1970sGarret Photography and Gallery, Boise, Idaho