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Black and white photograph of Arthur Shields and another man and a woman. Appears to be a scene from a play, all three are wearing contemporary clothes, Shields and the woman are seated on a sofa, the other man is standing behind it talking to them.

Black and white photograph of Arthur Shields and another man leaning on a car. This photo comes from a set from the Italian Swiss Colony, possibly the other man was involved in the campaign.

Black and white photograph of Arthur Shields and another man, and two women. Appears to be an informal social gathering, the other man has a glass in his hand.

Black and white photograph of Arthur Shields and Barry Murphy. Shields is wearing a white coat.

Black and white photograph of Arthur Shields and Bob Bruce in a radio studio. Both men are holding scripts, according to stamp on the back of the photo the photo was taken at the Armed Forces Radio Service studios in Los Angeles.

Black and white photograph of Arthur Shields and co-star Radha Burnier from 'The River' . Both are pictured from just above the waist looking out from an open door way, possibly a train door.

Black and white photograph of Arthur Shields and Eileen Crowe from a performance of 'Playboy of the Western World' . A close up photo, Shields has his arm around Crowe, Shields was playing the role of Christy Mahon and Crowe is in the role of Margaret Flaherty.

Black and white photograph of Arthur Shields and Eileen Crowe from a performance of 'Playboy of the Western World' . Shields has his arm around Crowe, Shields was playing the role of Christy Mahon and Crowe in the role of Margaret Flaherty.

Black and white photograph of Arthur Shields and Eileen Crowe, both are in costume for 'The Playboy of the Western World' . Shields and Crowe are holding hands and Shields has one arm around Crowe.

Black and white photograph of Arthur Shields and five other men and one woman. One of the other men is a waiter, the rest are seated around what appears to be a restaurant table. Inscription on the reverse reads 'Acapulco'.