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1933 PROGRAM |
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| Stage No. 1 | CENTER RING | Stage No. 2 |
DISPLAY ONE |
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Grand Opening spectacle, featuring Mme. Pauline McArdle, prima donna, entitled: "EGYPT" in which the entire performing personnel passes in review in glittering array. |
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DISPLAY TWO |
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Juvenile gymnasts offer an interesting study in acrobatic feats |
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Contortion Contortion Ada Ballew Jimmie Scruggs Acrobats Contortion King Sisters Dorothy Haney |
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DISPLAY THREE |
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An eye-filling aerial ballet of beautiful girls |
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Gerry Murrell Dorothy Murphy Ruth King |
Sara Garrett Theresa Cullen Camilla Williams |
Stella Pettit Carrie Reynolds Margaret Talley |
DISPLAY FOUR |
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Clowns in great multitude take over for a mirthful exhibition of nonsense and foolishness, led by Joe B. Pettit |
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DISPLAY FIVE |
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A pleasing exhibition of animal actors |
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Pogo, Wire Walking Police Dog T. J. Finnie |
Posing Horses presented by Buck Wimberly Vern Brewer |
Trained Doves in a Variety of Stunts Pauline McArdle |
DISPLAY SIX |
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An outstanding exhibition of aerial daredeviltry by four teams of double trapeze performers |
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Bill Wingert Ray Whitaker |
Ruth King Jack Dunman |
Evelyn Welborn Bill Ritchie |
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Jimmie Scruggs Jim Scruggs |
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DISPLAY SEVEN |
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Feats of strength, skill, and grace in a variety of settings |
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Diminutive Acrobats King Sisters |
Fancy Roping George Tyler |
Tiny Acrobats Murphy Sisters |
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Adagio Camilla Williams and S. G. Staniforth |
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DISPLAY EIGHT |
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A troupe of comedy acrobats composed of Ray Whitaker, Carl Stewart, and Bill Ritchie make merry, followed by Sterling Pemberton's irrepressible phunny phord. |
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DISPLAY NINE |
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Two exhibitions of grace and equilibrium on strands of steel |
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Gerry Murrell Vern Brewer |
Stan Thomason Camilla Williams |
Evelyn King S. G. Staniforth |
DISPLAY TEN |
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| Presenting a quartet of daring aerialist on the single trapeze | ||
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Margaret Talley Jimmie Scruggs Evelyn Welborn Carl Stewart |
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DISPLAY ELEVEN |
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A comical episode in which trained and bucking mules are principals Presented by Presented by George Tyler Ralph Brewer |
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DISPLAY TWELVE |
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Aerobatic ingenuity, precision, and alacrity performed by the Staniforth Troupes |
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S. G. Staniforth Camilla Williams Evelyn King Evelyn Welborn Bill Ritchie Ray Whittaker Dorothy Murphy Carl Stewart Jack Dunman Margaret Talley |
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DISPLAY THIRTEEN |
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Lovely human statues in striking posturing presented as Mme. Pauline McArdle sings "Just an Echo in the Valley" |
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Anna Mae Collins Claudia Wilson Ruth King |
Stella Pettit Theresa Cullen Opal Scruggs Ada Ballew |
Billie Lu Purcell Carrie Reynolds Dorothy Haney |
DISPLAY FOURTEEN |
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A fast and furious exhibition of reckless and skillful bareback riding. The Riding Keels Jimmie Scruggs Dorothy Murphy George Tyler Franklin House Virgil P. Keel Gerry Murrell Troupe Gerry Murrell T. J. Finnie Vern Brewer Ralph Brewer |
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DISPLAY FIFTEEN |
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Another presentation of skilled aerialist in masterful lofty gymnastic accomplishments Spanish Web Cloud Swing J. L. Lynch Bill Wingert Aerial Perch Spanish Web Ray Conley Carl Stewart |
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DISPLAY SIXTEEN |
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The clowns present a new version of the well known firehouse gag, introducing a classic Chic Sale creation. |
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DISPLAY SEVENTEEN |
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The Staniforth troupe of horizontal bar performers in action S. G. Staniforth Camilla Williams Margaret Talley Evelyn Welborn Bill Ritchie Ray Whittaker Jack Dunman |
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DISPLAY EIGHTEEN |
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An offering of the highest type of high school horse training Virgil P. Keel George Tyler Gerry Murrell Vern Brewer |
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