thecircusblog | January 6, 2009
Linda Hulet was hired for the Maricopa County Fair 2004. She did a great job. I just got an email 7-4-13 that this photo is not of Linda Hulet. If not perhaps the person that sent the email might research for this clowns name.
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thecircusblog | January 6, 2009
One of the funniest clowns that I have ever seen. She can work a crowd like no other. I just received a comment that this photo is not of Linda Hulet? In this blog there are other photos of her and the clown make up is alike. Maybe the person who made the comment could […]
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thecircusblog | January 6, 2009
Glen Campbell appeared at Legend City, Tempe, AZ, 1976 A special stage was built for this show. Through out the years we used this stage for many performers and events. Jess Nix, Stevie Nix’s father, took over all the future productions named Compton terrace. After Legend City closed in 1983, the stage was moved to Firebird […]
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thecircusblog | January 5, 2009
National Date Festival 1982. I produced a tractor pull as a one day event at the festival. The contestents keep teasing me that I should get a tractor and enter the pull. I could’t get a tractor, so I promoted a tank from the National Guard….guess who won the event.
Category: Ivan M. Henry, Other Circuses and Performers |
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thecircusblog | January 5, 2009
Mug Joint: Small photo booth or tent where you can have your picture taken sometimes in humorous cut-outs.
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thecircusblog | January 5, 2009
Bally: a presentation of different performers on a small stage in front of the sideshow. This builds a tip to sell tickets for the show inside.
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thecircusblog | January 5, 2009
Caller: A person on a platform of a side show calling the people on the midway to the show. Also referred to as a “Barker”.
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thecircusblog | January 5, 2009
Twenty Four Sheeter: The size of the advertising paper that was pasted on barns & fences etc. The size of the poster paper was 24′ x 24″. Sometimes they would be used in a collage, using different pictures. A second definition was to describe a person that was showing off.
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thecircusblog | January 4, 2009
Coordinating with the beauty pageant chaperon regarding rehearsals.
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thecircusblog | January 4, 2009
Planning the beauty events with the contestants at the National Date Festival.
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