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Thursday, March 17, 2011
1964 Polack Bros. #3
Posted by Buckles at 3/17/2011 06:04:00 AM
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Posted by Buckles at 3/17/2011 06:04:00 AM
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6 comments:
Buckles,
I thank you for putting me in the same sentence as those all-time great circus press agents.
They're all idols of mine.
Jack
One of the things that I love about this site is fining out new stuff about old friends! I never knew this aspect of Parley's career, but it doesn't surprise me. He was always one who could turn a good phrase! ~frank
Your humility is refreshing! But, as much as I know about those estemed peerless practitioners of publicity and punctuation, to MY knowledge, no one else has ever come up with a tag as lasting as, 'MAY ALL YOUR DAYS BE CIRCUS DAYS!' ~frank
(Sorry about the Supply Chain Toolworks title, I forgot that I was logged on to a clients Google calendar. ~frank)
Frank,
But, really, Supply Chain Toolworks makes an intriguing screen name.
Jack
Parley's first circus job was on publicity for the Barnes show, in 1936, where he did so well by Mabel Stark, that they remained friends until her passing.
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