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thecircusblog | January 10, 2009
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thecircusblog | January 10, 2009
Another Inside Brochure Page
thecircusblog | January 10, 2009
Harmonica Rascals
thecircusblog | November 30, 2008
Mom and Dad did a television show with these guys. As a young man, I stood in the stage wings watching their act. They were one of the funniest musical comedy acts that I have ever seen.
Lowe, Hite and Stanley
thecircusblog | October 11, 2008
When we started our fair season Big Pete Siebrand would hire extra acts that were part of our grandstand shows. I never missed a Lowe, Hite and Stanley performance….they were a comedian’s comedy act. Henry Hite stood at 7 foot 9 inches.
Senor Leonardo
thecircusblog | October 9, 2008
He not only was a fine ventriloquist, but he had another talent. During World War Two as he entertained all over Europe, He did espionage for the US. Who would think that a ventriloquist could gather information for Uncle Sam? He did and it was vital information. After the war in 1945, Leonardo came to the States and […]
Toni Madison at the Orpheum
thecircusblog | October 7, 2008
My mother was very proud and happy when she was booked on the Orpheum circuit from Los Angeles to Boston. The Toni Madison dog act was a headliner in the show.
The Vent
thecircusblog | September 27, 2008
This is a mystery photo found in my mother’s scrapbook. No name or show, but it has to be the late 1800s. By the looks of the dummies and the stage back ground a vaudeville act.
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