This is how I remember Mr. Watts from Kelly-Miller 1950-51. Not a pleasant thought, as a Candy Butcher my "Chinese" was to hang the side wall between the menagerie and Big Top, a chore he was never satisfied with since it involved squeezing people past his Reserved Seat ticket box selling "Seat Checks" to many people who already purchased a seat. The Millers prided themselves in operating a show without Grift but I remember my father saying "He creates more heat than any of the Lucky Boys on shows he had ever trouped with!" |
Wednesday, February 08, 2017
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Posted by Buckles at 2/08/2017 05:57:00 AM
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Another great series! Keep 'em coming, I love the older photos! I thank you for the anecdotes and people IDs that accompany each photo.
Dick Flint
Baltimore
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