thecircusblog | September 30, 2008
This was not my favorite trick. It was very difficult and scary. One high on a rolling globe is not easy. As time went on I became more confident in the trick, After it was mastered I began juggled clubs while standingon my Dads shoulders.
thecircusblog | September 30, 2008
Ivan M. Henry, 1950… the sixth generation of a circus family was ready to perform. We lived in El Monte, Calif. Where there were many other show folks. El Monte was convenient and was very friendly toward show people. Our home was not to far from the rest of the Henry’s and we were always getting together as […]
thecircusblog | September 29, 2008
Dandy would even surprise me with how high he could jump. Dandy was one of six trained Dalmatians that were in the Henry Bros Circus at Legend City Amusement Park, Tempe, Ariz.
thecircusblog | September 29, 2008
I remember we did 8 shows that 4th, not only Shorty, but chimps and dogs as well. We opened Legend City at 12 noon and stayed open until 1:30 am. My two sons, Solon and Gabe, worked the acts with me all that day. Good little troopers.
thecircusblog | September 29, 2008
The 4th of July 1976, we had a full park. The fellow on the left is Mike Cappi, he was my right hand man.
thecircusblog | September 29, 2008
Ivan Henry and Bill Capell at Showman’s Convention Las Vegas, NV. The smiles on our faces is because we just won a half a yard at Keno, and we cut the money.
thecircusblog | September 29, 2008
At Legend City 1977. We had many successful promotions, but School Days were the most popular with our discount ticket program. Ivan Henry with Shorty and the Palo Alto school kids.
thecircusblog | September 29, 2008
The Wallace and Ladmo show, at Legend City, Tempe, AZ. That’s Ivan Henry, manager of the amusement park with his friends Wallace & Ladmo.
