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1932 PROGRAM |
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| Stage No. 1 | CENTER RING | Stage No. 2 |
DISPLAY ONE |
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Little Theatre Mammoth Three-Ring Community Circus presents an inaugural tournament entitled: "FATHER OF THE LAND WE LOVE" Based on the George Washington bi-centennial theme and featuring the entire performing company. |
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DISPLAY TWO |
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An exhibition of aerial alacrity and daredeviltry aloft |
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Single Trapeze Novelty J. L. Lynch |
Trapeze and Roman Rings William Wingert Ray Conley |
Gymnastics high in the air Merlin Harrell |
DISPLAY THREE |
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Slapstick Sousas and blue note blasters in an exhibition of how to murder musical masterpieces |
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Shive Powers' Clown Band |
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DISPLAY FOUR |
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A variety of gymnastics and contortionistic feats Triumphant Feats in Hand Balancing |
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Bill Ritchie |
Jack Dunman |
Gerry Griffin |
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Art of Contortionist a la Equestrianism |
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Jimmie Scruggs |
Henri Stone Virgil P. Keel |
Ralph Brewer |
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Juvenile Acrobatic Artists Supreme |
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Gilda Lee King |
Evelyn King |
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DISPLAY FIVE |
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The most sensational of all hippodrome events - the leaping of a massive horse over an automobile, presented and ridden by |
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George Tyler |
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DISPLAY SIX |
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A presentation of rare grace, beauty, and musicianship |
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Colonial Poses Thayer Troupe |
Indian Postures Dorothy McDaniel Vern Brewer |
The Prima Donna Pauline McArdle |
DISPLAY SEVEN |
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Artist in a variety of accomplishments exhibiting their skill |
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Fancy Rope Spinning George Tyler |
Barrell Balancing Gerry Murrell William F. Thomas |
Comedy Juggling Dan Mowery |
DISPLAY EIGHT |
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Animal comedians presented in a setting of slapstick joviality |
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Trained Goose presented by Wayne Collins |
Clown Gags Joe B. Pettit and company |
Trained Mule directed by Ralph Brewer |
DISPLAY NINE |
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Aerial acrobats demonstrate their lofty accomplishments |
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Spanish Web William Wingert |
Swinging Perch Ray Conley |
Spanish Web J. L. Lynch |
DISPLAY TEN |
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| Dual presentation of animal and human performers extraordinary | ||
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Contortionistic Cleverness Henri Stone |
Bending Feats Out of the Ordinary Jimmie Scruggs |
Duo of Educated Liberty Equines Vern Brewer |
DISPLAY ELEVEN |
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Honk! Honk! Here comes that Phunny Phord again, piloted by the slaphappy comedian Sterling Pemberton. On the hippodrome track Joe B. Pettit doing a bit of tippling on a pyramid of toppling tables. |
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DISPLAY TWELVE |
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A host of arenic stars in a display of versatility |
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Wire Walking Dog presented by The Finnies |
A Clever Troupe of Trained Doves The McArdles |
The Youngest of All Aerial Artist Jimmie Scruggs |
DISPLAY THIRTEEN |
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Astonishing exhibition of equestrianism by master trainers of educated horses |
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Gerry Murrell Virgil P. Keel |
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W. Alex Murrell George Tyler |
DISPLAY FOURTEEN |
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A bevy of beautiful aerial artist in a lofty ballet Winnie Young Gerry Murrell Bertha Blake Tommie Lyman Henri Stone Leone Finnie Dorothy Murphy Sara Garrett Dorothy McDaniel |
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DISPLAY FIFTEEN |
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Animal actors strutting their stuff in the arena |
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Trained Doves The McArdles |
Dog and Pony Riding Act Weldon Blanton |
Wire Walking Dog The Finnies |
DISPLAY SIXTEEN |
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Aerial and acrobatic mélange effervescing multudinous thrills |
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Aerial Perch Pole Henri Stone |
Acrobatic Artistry William Wingert Troupe |
Tight Wire William Thomas |
DISPLAY SEVENTEEN |
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A combination of equestrian thrills and comedy by the one and only Gerry Murrell Troupe |
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DISPLAY EIGHTEEN |
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Save my Chee-i-i-i-l-l-d! Ding, ding, ding! Here comes that preposterous gang of burlesque fire-eaters The Clowns |
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DISPLAY NINETEEN |
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Aerialists flying through the air in a breath-taking flying return act William Wingert Troupe |
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DISPLAY TWENTY |
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A thrilling finale of exciting competition on the hippodrome track Jockey Race - Weldon Blanton, Vern Brewer Cowboy - Cowgirl Race - Gerry Murrell , Franklin House Steeplechase - Ralph Brewer, George Tyler |
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CONCERT FEATURES |
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Trick and fancy motorcycle riding - Paul Ray Spencer Hawaiian Dancer - Henri Stone Oriental Dancer - Jimmie Scruggs |
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