~AAAAHHHH DO YOU REMEMBER THESE???? MISS APRIL~
~APRIL FOSSETT~
posted by 24-HOUR-MAN | 9:40 PM
YESTERDAY'S TOWNS
HOWDY, MY NAME IS BILL STRONG, I'LL BE YOUR "24 HOUR MAN", ROUTING YOU INTO THE PAST TO SEE WHAT THE CIRCUS WAS IN DAYS GONE BY. IF YOU'RE LIKE ME, AND MISS WHAT IT USED TO BE, THEN COME ON ALONG AS WE GO DOWN THE ROAD FOLLOWING THE ARROWS BACKWARDS, TO "YESTERDAY'S TOWNS"! IF YOU HAVE CIRCUS RELATED PICTURES YOU WOULD LIKE POSTED, SEND THEM TO,,,,yesterday1@verizon.net,,,,AND WE WILL TRY TO FIT THEM IN. "24 HOUR MAN" WILL HAVE THE FINAL DECISION ON POSTING.
About Me
- Name: 24-HOUR-MAN
- Location: GIBSONTON, FLORIDA, United States
Three years at CWM made me a real traditionalist, and I keep remembering Bob Parkinson saying, "I want the people to see what the circus used to be, not what it is today. That's what this site is about!
- ~DO YOU REMEMBER #2: STOCKHOLM, SWEDEN, YEAR UNKNOWN~
- ~DO YOU REMEMBER #3: RINGLING BROTHERS' CIRCUS 1941~
- ~REMEMBERING A GREAT SHOWMAN~FAY ALEXANDER~
- ~QUASSARS QUIZ~MYSTERY ROCKET CAR????
- ~TODAY ~ORCHIDS FOR TWO LOVELY LADIES~
- ~CELEBRATING~~~~ FIFTY YEARS~
- ~50 YEARS~ #2: THE CEREMONY
- ~50 YEARS~ #3: WEDDING PICTURES
- ~50 YEARS~ #4: THE RECEPTION
- ~50 YEARS~#5: GUESTS
2 Comments:
my home of 16 years with Judy and boys was April Fossetts, Thanks April.. Now it's Ervin Halls.. also this looks like it was at Old Chicago indoor amusement park...What a place.
This is, indeed, Old Chicago. I appeared there when the place opened with the F€lying Ferrias (sp?). It was a great concept, I think, but not very well executed. So many years ago, it is hard to remember who was in the entertainment area but I remember Walter patterson (The Amazing Mr. Bell), the Patterson family trampoline act, Miss April with the sway pole, a clown magician, and there may have been other acts at the time. The place was very bland - not a lot of visuals or color.
By the way, the roller coaster track in the photo is part of one of the first installations of an Arrow Development "corkscrew" coasters, the first of the modern inverting roller coasters.
Warren
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