THE TERRY SEVIGNY SCOTT COLLECTION
Theresa Scott, formerly Terry Sevigny, was secretary for the Sons of the Pioneers from 1948-1952. After that time, she did part time work for Tim Spencer "because the Sons of the Pioneers had The Lucky U Ranch Show and the ad agency handled their mail. " She married in 1959 and moved to Albuquerque, "keeping in touch with the Spencers and seeing the Sons on P. A. tours in the area."
"Whereas Tim wrote at the office (some unpublished lyrics), none of the Sons kept files there. Hal Spencer donated a lot of Tim's memorabilia to the Western Music Association's silent auctions. I couldn't afford to bid on my own typed work so took snaps of some which interested me, Republic's letter of termination, for instance, with thought of enlarging it sometime."
She is sharing her collection of photos with Calin Coburn and, via the Bob Nolan website, the world. Most of the captions are hers.
Bob Nolan in front of the State Theatre in Hartford, Connecticut. October 9, 1945
1942
Pat Brady, Hugh Farr, Lloyd Perryman, Roy Rogers, Bob Nolan, Karl Farr and Tim Spencer
1942
Karl Farr, Tim Spencer, Bob Nolan, Roy Rogers and Hugh Farr
1942 on the Republic set
Bob Nolan, Tim Spencer, Hugh and Karl Farr, Roy Rogers, Lloyd Perryman, Pat Brady and George "Gabby" Hayes
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1942
Bob Nolan, Hugh Farr, Tim Spencer, Pat Brady, Karl Farr and Lloyd Perryman
1943
Hugh Farr, Pat Brady, Roy Rogers, Karl Farr, Lloyd Perryman, Bob Nolan and Tim Spencer
1943 from "King of the Cowboys"
Tim Spencer, Pat Brady, Karl Farr, Smiley Burnett, Lloyd Perryman, Roy Rogers, Hugh Farr and Bob Nolan
1943 New York City, Roy Rogers Rodeo
Top: Bob Nolan, Tim Spencer and Ken Carson
Bottom: Pat Brady, Karl Farr & Hugh Farr
1943
Top: Karl & Hugh Farr, Pat Brady
Bottom: Tim Spencer, Bob Nolan and Ken Carson
1943
Top: Karl & Hugh Farr, Pat Brady
Bottom: Tim Spencer, Bob Nolan and Ken Carson
Note the sketches by Olaf Wieghorst
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Note the sketches by Olaf Wieghorst
1943
Top: Tim Spencer, Hugh Farr, Karl Farr and Ken Carson
Bottom: Bob Nolan, Roy Rogers and Pat Brady
1943
Karl Farr, Bob Nolan, Hugh Farr and Pat Brady
Bottom: Ken Carson, Roy Rogers and Tim Spencer
1944
Top: Hugh and Karl Farr
Bottom: Ken Carson, Tim Spencer, Bob Nolan and Shug Fisher
1944 Hollywood Canteen
Shug Fisher (off camera left), Hugh Farr, Tim Spencer, Bob Nolan, Ken Carson and Karl Farr
Big Bear Lake, CA
1945
Preparing the launch Bob Nolan's 18-ft. sailboat, Maní.
Far side: Karl and Hugh Farr
Near side: Ken Carson, Bob Nolan, Shug Fisher and Tim Spencer
Launching Bob Nolan's sailboat at Big Bear Lake, CA
1945
Shug Fisher, Ken Carson, Tim Spencer, Bob Nolan, Hugh and Karl Farr
Republic Pictures' "Utah", 1945
Singing Bob Nolan's Five Little Miles.
Production still from Republic Pictures' "Man from Oklahoma", 1945
Roy Rogers is calling a square dance.
Production still from "Don't Fence Me In", 1945
Production still from "Song of Arizona", 1946
Tim Spencer, Bob Nolan, Roy Rogers, Ken Carson and Karl Farr
RCA luncheon in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, September 1946.
Entertainment after the September 1946 RCA luncheon in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Hugh Farr, Tim Spencer, Bob Nolan, Lloyd Perryman, Karl Farr and Pat Brady
Entertainment after the September 1946 RCA luncheon in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Hugh Farr, Tim Spencer, Bob Nolan, Karl Farr and Lloyd Perryman
Rodeo, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, September 1946
Lloyd Perryman, Hugh Farr, Bob Nolan and Pat Brady
Velma & Tim Spencer, Martha Retsch, Emma Hackett, Hugh Farr, Pat Brady, Karl Farr, Bob Nolan, Lloyd Perryman and Sons of the Pioneers secretary, Terry Sevigny.
Rodeo Fans of America Banquet, Philadelphia (Roy Rogers on the dais)
September 14, 1946
Closeup of Bob, Lloyd and Terry
(Martha Retsch Collection)
Chicago Rodeo, October 10-27, 1946
Back: Jack Spaulding (bareback bronc champion), Col. Jim Eskew (arena director), Jess Like (steer wrestling champion), Roy Rogers (rodeo producer), Wayne Loukes (saddle bronc champion), Arthur Wirtz (executive VP Chicago Stadium), Jeff Goodspeed (calf roping champion), Tuffy Williams (bull riding champion).
Front: Pat Brady, Hugh Farr, Lloyd Perryman, Madonna Eskew, Bob Nolan, Tim Spencer, Mickey Clements. (Karl had to catch a plane.)
Tim
Spencer, Hugh Farr, Bob Nolan, Roy Rogers, Lloyd Perryman and Karl Farr at the
Las Vegas, NV, locale for "Heldorado", 1946
1946 Sons of the Pioneers Reunion after the War.
1946 Sons of the Pioneers Reunion after the War.
1946 Sons of the Pioneers Reunion after the War.
1946 Sons of the Pioneers Reunion after the War.
1946 Sons of the Pioneers Reunion after the War.
The Rosalie Allen Radio Show, June 1947, New York City
Back: Lloyd Perryman, Bob Nolan, Pat Brady and Tim Spencer
Front: Karl Farr, Hugh Farr (plugging the Roy Rogers Thrill Circus, Polo Grounds) and Rosalie Allen
On the Old Spanish Trail, 1947
Tim Spencer, Lloyd Perryman, Bob Nolan, Roy Rogers, Jane Frazee, Karl Farr, Hugh Farr and Pat Brady
Terry
Sevigny and Bob Nolan at the Cowboy Park, Newhall, CA, 1948
15th Anniversary Tour, April 1949
Top: Hugh Farr, Tim Spencer and Bob Nolan
Bottom: Karl Farr, Lloyd Perryman and Pat Brady
15th Anniversary Tour, April 1949
Back: Karl Farr, Tim Spencer, Lou Mitnick (program sales) and Bob Nolan
Front: Lloyd Perryman, Hugh Farr and Pat Brady
15th Anniversary Tour, April 1949
Martin Wagner (advanceman), Lloyd Perryman, Bob Nolan, Karl Farr, Manager Gee, and Pat Brady
1949 Christmas card to fans
1949
Hugh Farr, Tim Spencer, Bob Nolan, Pat Brady, unidentified lady, Karl Farr and Lloyd Perryman
1949
Back: Hugh Farr, Bob Nolan, Pat Brady and Karl Farr
Front: Tim Spencer, unidentified lady and Lloyd Perryman
1949 The Sons of the Pioneers NBC Radio show
(from the 15th Anniversary Tour Publicity Kit)
Hugh Farr, Pat Brady, Karl Farr, Tim Spencer, Bob Nolan and Lloyd Perryman
1949 Lineup
Back: Hugh Farr, Ken Curtis, Bob Nolan and Lloyd Perryman
Front: Shug Fisher and Karl Farr
1949 Lineup
Clockwise from Bob Nolan at the top: Karl Farr, Lloyd Perryman, Shug Fisher, Hugh Farr and Ken Curtis
1950 Christmas card to the fans
An
unwell Bob Nolan, escorted at Tim's request, by secretary Terry Sevigny to the
car.
San Fernando Valley, 1950
The Sons of the Pioneers star for recording/radio was placed on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on September 24, 1976
Location: between Sycamore and Le Brea
Copies of Documents from Terry's Files
