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Jack Ray: Selling Glamour and Illusion

 
Banner used in a North American Carnival Museum and Archives exhibit about Jack Ray.
1 de 246 		Artist and midway designer Jack C. Ray.
2 de 246 		James Conklin on how Jack Ray got started in the business.
3 de 246 		An adverisement for John C. (Jack) Ray's business in California.
4 de 246 		Jack Ray's Toronto business card.
5 de 246 		Toronto Star building where Jack worked as a staff artist early in his career.
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James Conklin on Jack Ray working for his father.
7 de 246 		James Wesley (Patty) Conklin, Showman and "King of the Carnivals".
8 de 246 		Frank R. Conklin, brother of Patty Conklin and part owner of Conklin Shows.
9 de 246 		Conklin & Garrett Shows in British Columbia.
10 de 246 		Conklin & Garrett All Canadian Shows carnival lot in Nelson, British Columbia.
11 de 246 		Early Conklin horse drawn wagon and the Conklin All Canadian carnival office.
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Early Conklin & Garrett's "Circus Side Show" banner line and bally.
13 de 246 		1934 Conklin Shows banner line.
14 de 246 		"Hollywood Chimps" banner line.
15 de 246 		"Ernie and Len" banner line in front of show.
16 de 246 		Early "Ernie and Len" banner line on a Conklin lot.
17 de 246 		A Conklin Show's midway at night. "Ernie and Len" show to the right.
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