Silas Green Minstrels Poster

Here's a Silas Green Minstrels Show Poster I have on eBay this week.

Odd Lot #1

The Silas Green Minstrels sleeper in the 1920's.

Odd Lot #2

Elwin Strong's Rep Show ad from the early 1920's.

Odd Lot #3

From 1921, George C. Roberson's Rep Show.

Odd Lot #4

Circa 1920, Jethro Almond's Moving Pictures Show cars.

Odd Lot #5

This is about 1915 and other than an Uncle Tom's Show, there isn't anything else labeled on it.

Floyd King likes Pink

I guess Floyd King's use of the color pink is comparable to Hoxie Tucker using Purple.

Floyd King likes Pink

Floyd King likes Pink

Floyd King likes Pink

Floyd King likes Pink

Honest Bill's Show

This is a magnet from a poster reproduction that I have.

Honest Bill's Show

I had a real nice opportunity to meet Mike Ragan last night via email. He has a Facebook page called Quenemo, Kansas 66528. On it are a couple Lucky Bill photos and they are gathering some memories as well. Honest Bill Newton was Lucky Bill Newton's son. This letterhead is from my collection.

Honest Bill's Show

Here's one letterhead in my collection.

Jungleland / Louis Goebel's

Louis Goebel acquired a great deal of the former Hagenbeck-Wallace circus after it went bust in California. About the only thing they managed to sell of were the railroad cars. Art Lewis bought the majority of the train cars and most of the rest were sold for scrap.

Louis Goebel was enterprising and diversified. He used animals in film work and took the circus equipment to the studios as well. Here are several Al Halpren photos taken of the former Hagenbeck-Wallace wagons.

Can you identify which title was used where?

Jungleland / Louis Goebel's

Jungleland / Louis Goebel's

Jungleland / Louis Goebel's

Jungleland / Louis Goebel's

Jungleland / Louis Goebel's