thecircusblog | November 30, 2012
Sorry for not posting these passed days. There was a long jump to the next lot with a few bumps in the road along the way. All is good now and I am ragging out the Big Top. IVAN Thanks Bill for your comment. Good to be back.
thecircusblog | November 21, 2012
I think perhaps I should explain why so many of these performers names I am unfamiliar with. In the fall of 1979 I lost all of my chimps to a disease called Valley Fever, which at that time was deadly to primates. Because of this, I was out of the circus business throughout the 19800, […]
thecircusblog | November 20, 2012
AKA Princes Wenona when she joined the Miller Bros 101 Wilde West Show in 1907. Before the 101 she preformed with the Buffalo Bill Cody Show. Lillian F. “Wenona” Smith was considered one of the best in sharpshooting.
thecircusblog | November 20, 2012
Photo taken in 1901. Geronimo stands in the center of this group of people. To His right is Princess Wenona …. rifle and revolver sharpshooter. Standing to her right is Buffalo Bill Cody. In 2005 myself and Jim Redcave, a close native American friend of mine took a trip to the San Carlos Apache reservation. […]
thecircusblog | September 28, 2012
Ivan Henry age five. The photo was taken on the Yankee Patterson Circus produced by Jimmy Woods. I have a several of different family photos that I will be posting. All of a sudden people have started sending photos of their families and mine as well photos from my motion picture days. Many thanks.
thecircusblog | September 16, 2012
thecircusblog | August 1, 2012
I hope I spelled his last name correctly. I just happened to stumble across these photos in my collection, however I do not remember ever meting this person. I thought it was important for me to post him practicing his casting act. I think this might be Victor Gaona Murillo of the Flying Gaona’s
thecircusblog | June 25, 2012
