Autographed images of performers who visited KSL studios, 1932-1940

File — Box: 1, Folder: 2

Staff Only

Scope and Contents

1-2: Thumbnails of enclosed photographs. Not enclosed from P1249n01_02_001: "John Cobb Signed", "KSL truck at 1253 E 200 S Salt Lake". Contains: Autographed images of various KSL guests, and a KSL News Article." Not enclosed from P1249n01_02_002: "Alvin Pack interviewing Lucile Pack, Eugene Pack at his desk in KSL", "George Eyston on Salt Flats, George Eyston Signed".
3: October 22, 1932 KSL News article (4 pages) about KSL's new 50,000 watt transmitter at Saltair taking over as the new powerful force in the radio spectrum of America.
4: Alvin Pack, Unknown, Eugene Pack (left to right) by KSL truck at The Salt Flats.
5: Spud Murphy autographed: "To Gene Pack, with best wishes," September 6, 1938
6: Jimmy Walsh autographed: "Best Wishes and luck to Gene Pack of KSL"
7: Dick Jurgens Band autographed.
8: Colleen Moore in KSL Studiom, autographed: "For Gene Pack with all good wishes."
9: Vincent Lopez, autographed: "To Gene Pack, best wishes"
10: Myrt and Marge at KSL Studios.
11: Paul Whiteman
12: Bart Woodyard and his orchestra, autographed
13: Carol Lofness Band, autographed: "To Gene + KSL Tech Staff. Thanks Boys," Saltair, June 1936
14: David Lawrence, autographed, July 1930
15: Tech working on water cooling system at KSL transmitter, photographed by D.F. Davis Commercial Photographer
16: Eugene Pack, Max Baer, Unidentified at KSL Studio, autographed

Dates

1917-1940

Conditions Governing Access

Twenty-four hour advanced notice encouraged. Materials must be used on-site. Access to parts of this collection may be restricted under provisions of state or federal law.