The Prisoner
Posted By thecircusblog on June 16, 2017
Bill Caress is having a bad day. According to his great nephew Dave Chestnut, he worked in many motion pictures. His years of experience on the 101 Ranch show helped him as an actor.
Posted By thecircusblog on June 16, 2017
Bill Caress is having a bad day. According to his great nephew Dave Chestnut, he worked in many motion pictures. His years of experience on the 101 Ranch show helped him as an actor.
Posted By thecircusblog on June 16, 2017
From cowboys to comedy but comedy was his forte. On the 101 he did a comedy act with a burro, plus clowning. He was very funny.
Posted By thecircusblog on June 16, 2017
This is an actors composite. These were given out to motion picture studios casting director. A must if you wanted to get work.
Posted By thecircusblog on June 16, 2017
Bill Caress is on the right. Really don’t know what this scene is about, but it looks like someone is going to get hit with a rolling pin. I am guessing that Bill started his career in acting in 1926,or 27.
Posted By thecircusblog on June 16, 2017
Miss O’Dell and Golden Caress sitting on top of a Sells Floto elephant. 1924. Golden sits on the far side.
Posted By thecircusblog on June 16, 2017
LuLu Parr 1908, 101 Ranch Show. I understand that she was a trick rider, and was a feature act.
Posted By thecircusblog on June 16, 2017
Bill Caress sits at the bottom left with a Banjo in his lap, between the two ladies. I believe he was part of a comedy trio. His wife Golden Caress Hagethron was part of that trio. Dave Chestnut and I are looking for any information on the following:
Billy Lorette, Joe Louis and Jess Willard, All were performers on the 101 Ranch and Sells Floto Circus. They are an important part of the book Dave is writing.
Posted By thecircusblog on June 16, 2017
This may be his wife Golden. Sells Floto Circus 1924.We are still researching.
Bill was on the show for two seasons,1924 and 25.