From: TKeske@Comcast.net   
      
   LES COTELETTIS TROUPES   
      
   "Les Cotelettis Troupe, acrobatic knockabout comics.   
      
   "The Golden Girls in the Golden Whirl, Mildred Asher   
   and Betty McVey, and the Arley Brothers,   
   perch-pole artists.   
      
   "Equilibristic numbers, Mickey McGinley,   
   Charles Arley and Joy Myers.   
      
   Burlesque boxing number, Abe Goldstein   
   and Jimmy Davison.   
      
   "Rhoda Royal and his famous Liberty horses in center ring,   
   Rhoda putting them through some clever maneuvers.   
   In end rings the Tom Mix ponies.   
      
   "Clowns, with some clever numbers produced by Kenneth Waite.   
   Among the joeys were Will Ash, Jack Knapp, Roy Brown,   
   Joe Bowers, Abe Goldstein, Jimmy Davison, Fred Douglas,   
   Al Sherman, Gus Bell, Tom Walters, Howard Bell, Waite,   
   Tom Abeam, Stanley Nichols, Julius Adair, Robert Dale,   
   Al Friedman, Pete Nash.   
      
   Candy stands   
   No. 74 Calliope   
   No. 77 1935 Workingmen's bus   
   No. 82 1934 Candy stock  No. 84 1936 Stake driver   
   No. 85 Candy equipment   
   No. 89 1935 Gasoline truck   
      
   "Performing dogs in three rings.   
   "Kaarin and her aerial ballet.   
      
   A report of the Chicago engagement appeared in the July 11 Billboard:   
   "Chicago, July 4. - The Tom. Mix Circus, playing a   
   10-day engagement at the Coliseum under auspices of Goldblatt's,   
   large department store firm, is giving an excellent show.   
   Business early in the week was light but built up after   
   the first few days. A downpour early Monday evening probably   
   cut attendance.   
      
   The circus will be augmented by additional acts, including   
   the Kenneth Waite Troupe of clowns. Cliff McDougall,   
   of press staff, and Grace Baker, personal press representative   
   for Tom Mix, will attend to publicity details during   
   the engagement. The north hail of the Coliseum will be used   
   for the menagerie and side show, as well as an exhibition place   
   for Goldblatt products."   
   Although no lithographing was done in Chicago 200 twenty-four sheet billboards   
   were used and 12,000 sheets of paper were posted.   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
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