The Sugerbrown Family Dancers
thecircusblog | September 2, 2008
Chief Sugarbrown can be seen in the center with the drum. This was a crowd pleaser! It was my favorite part of the show.
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Chief Sugerbrown
thecircusblog | September 2, 2008
This is Chief Sugerbrown, from the Great Cherokee Nation. He and his family of native dancers & stunt riders played a very important part in the show. 101 Ranch Wild West and Circus 1945.
Hope McClinnen
thecircusblog | September 2, 2008
Hope was a trick rider in the 101 show. Her husband Don had a pony drill. They were fine people to know.
Johnny Guitierres
thecircusblog | September 2, 2008
Johnny was one of the best on the slack wire. In this photo he is doing an act called the “drunk”. The antics on the wire were hilarious.
Tex Orten Family
thecircusblog | September 2, 2008
The Tex Orten family was a great western act on the 101, consisting of trick whip cracking and knife throwing.
Mark Smith’s Girls
thecircusblog | September 2, 2008
These talented young ladies did everything from trick riding to manage and rosin back. There were two girls that did Roman Riding also. I never thought that I would ever get a comment on the Mark Smith girls. Brad Farren thank for your comment and for some of there names. Brad Farren’s mother is on […]
Mark Smith’s Liberty Drill
thecircusblog | September 2, 2008
Mark Smith’s Liberty Drill was considered to be one of the best. There were just a few good horse trainers during this era and he was one of them.
Riding Liberty Drill
thecircusblog | September 1, 2008
Mark put togather an all girl liberty drill, the audiance loved it.
Mark Smith
thecircusblog | September 1, 2008
Mark Smith riding Wildfire. He did not do his act in the ring. Mark Paraded back and forth close to the audiance presenting various tricks. In this picture, they are warming up before the act.
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