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Show nobility visiting from Circus Central South
Richard "Dick" Barstow on left was the director & choreographer of TGSOE for many years Bob Dover on right was the performance director & they came to visit the CW park in Haines City from the Venice WQ
You are doing a great job Chic. Thank you so much. We keep hoping that Buckles will get used to the new computer. Only time will tell. Thanks again Chic. Sincerely... BARBAR...
Thanks for the thanks sweetheart I'm having the time of my life but I look forward to seeing the Brigadier adding more stuff I know you all have your hands full
Where is this location with what looks like a steam locomotive tender in the background?
This was behind the theater at the "Circus World" park in Haines City That tender (coal car) was part of a prop train set that was driven around the ring curb in the opening of "The Day The Circus Comes To Town" in the park's "Circus Day Theater" The train set was beautifully built but at too large a scale to easily fit the space intended Much stuff had to be stored outside The park gave the Woodcock's easy lifestyle not very far from Ruskin
The giveaway Richard are the rubber tires
I worked on a summer stock season of tented musicals in which Dick Barstow was the director of 1 of them "Girl Crazy" that had many folks from Broadway The canvas boss for all five "Music Fairs" tops was Phil Escalante of circus canvas reknown His wife Betty worked for Bobby Johnsen at the Sells Floto fund for the rich & famous
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Show nobility visiting
from Circus Central South
Richard "Dick" Barstow on left
was the director & choreographer
of TGSOE for many years
Bob Dover on right was the
performance director & they
came to visit the CW park in
Haines City from the Venice WQ
You are doing a great job Chic. Thank you so much. We keep hoping that Buckles will get used to the new computer. Only time will tell. Thanks again Chic. Sincerely... BARBAR...
Thanks for the thanks sweetheart
I'm having the time of my life
but I look forward to seeing
the Brigadier adding more stuff
I know you all have your hands full
Where is this location with what looks like a steam locomotive tender in the background?
This was behind the theater at the
"Circus World" park in Haines City
That tender (coal car) was part of
a prop train set that was driven
around the ring curb in the opening
of "The Day The Circus Comes To Town"
in the park's "Circus Day Theater"
The train set was beautifully built
but at too large a scale to easily
fit the space intended
Much stuff had to be stored outside
The park gave the Woodcock's easy
lifestyle not very far from Ruskin
The giveaway Richard are the rubber tires
I worked on a summer stock
season of tented musicals
in which Dick Barstow was
the director of 1 of them
"Girl Crazy" that had many
folks from Broadway
The canvas boss for all
five "Music Fairs" tops
was Phil Escalante of
circus canvas reknown
His wife Betty worked
for Bobby Johnsen at
the Sells Floto fund
for the rich & famous
Post a Comment