thecircusblog | December 6, 2008
In the mid 50’s, Dad had Pan American Amusement Corp. The show was designed as a community fair and was very successful. They were playing Oxnard, CA and on set up day this man asked if he could set up a booth to educate people about the farm labor program. All he did was hand […]
thecircusblog | December 6, 2008
Bobbie followed in his father’s footsteps with this comedy dog act.
thecircusblog | December 6, 2008
In 1966 on the Hubert Castle International Circus, we performed at the Shrine Circus in Flint, Michigan. Baron had a lot of problems with his cats, some had never been in the arena before. He asked me to help him in breaking these cats. It took us about 2 weeks to calm them down so he could start putting […]
thecircusblog | December 6, 2008
Standing on the outside of the arena is no other than Mr. Al Mall the owner of the circus.
thecircusblog | December 6, 2008
I first met Russ when he and Paula were doing the teeter board act with Ted DeWayne. This act is another example of circus performers having the opportunity to go into the circus business because of Ted DeWayne. I will add, all were successfulin what they did as performers. Just to mane one of the greats, Fay […]
thecircusblog | December 6, 2008
You are invited to put a comment to this post. It would be helpful to get information on this act.
thecircusblog | December 6, 2008
I saw their act but never got a chance to talk “monkey business” with them. I should say Chimp business.
thecircusblog | December 5, 2008
I think all circus performers should belong to this society, after all are not we a society of performers and more over we have to support and protect our history.
