thecircusblog | August 20, 2010
My friend C. Sahbi in Beirut Lebanon emailed this to me just a few days ago. He became a circus fan while living in the U.S. Where he found this photo I’ll never know, but it is indeed a wonderful picture. Thanks Mr. C.
thecircusblog | June 30, 2010
Today I got a gratifying call from Sheriff Joe Arpaio. I had called his office to voice my disappointment in his derrogatory remarks about my profession….”the circus.” If you have read my editorial on the circus blog you will understand why I was upset with his statesment. He called to apologize to me personally and […]
thecircusblog | May 10, 2010
This is one of many photos that my Dad had about the native American people. The cliff dwellers were of great interest to him. 1951
thecircusblog | March 1, 2010
No one asked me to put this little plug in for the circus report. I think that it is important that we support this very informitive news piece that is published each month. Even if you are not in the business and are just a circus fan or a person who has an interest in […]
thecircusblog | February 17, 2010
I think it was one of our birthdays. It really didn’t take much for us to get together. Any excuse would do. There was always “jack pots” to go over. Photo taken 2005. Bill Capell, Ivan Henry and Jimmy Carter. Read comment below.
thecircusblog | December 4, 2009
Thanks Casey for the photo. This is a large rock formation that forms the appearance of an elephant.
thecircusblog | November 25, 2009
A few days ago a person emailed me concerning photos and information about Bones Hartzel and the Locken Family that were on the Siebrand Circus in the 40’s and 50’s. By accident, I deleted the email and I would very much like that person to contact me again regarding those photos. New Blogging will start […]
thecircusblog | September 26, 2009
EVERYTHING IS OK……………… DON”T WORRY. I thought I would throw a little fun at you. I was asked what the meaning of the Indian Chief in the picture was. I don’t know but this square test pattern was used in the 1940’s and 1950’s to line up a TV picture. Also, at the end of a broadcast day which […]
