According Player El Paso
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Else Larsen plays the Accordion circa 1935. The Accordion was taught in afterschool band programs. Image Description: In this black and white photograph, a young woman is positioned in the center of the photograph. She is wearing a white collared shirt with black trouser slacks. She has dark hair which is curled and parted to the right. The woman is holding an accordion, and her left hand is on the keys. Behind her is a stone wall with a window. Below the window, there is a bench that is cropped in half by the photograph.
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