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Jack Ray: Selling Glamour and Illusion
Hot Spot: Jack Ray designer

 
Banner used in a North American Carnival Museum and Archives exhibit about Jack Ray.
1 of 208 		Artist and midway designer Jack C. Ray.
2 of 208 		James Conklin on how Jack Ray got started in the business.
3 of 208 		An adverisement for John C. (Jack) Ray's business in California.
4 of 208 		Jack Ray's Toronto business card.
5 of 208 		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 of 208 		A Conklin Show's midway at night. "Ernie and Len" show to the right.
8 of 208 		James Conklin on works that he is familiar with by Jack Ray.
9 of 208 		Oil painting by Jack Ray of a "blow down" on a Conklin lot.
10 of 208 		James Conklin on Jack and carnival life.
11 of 208 		Al Stencell on what impressions he had on Jack's work.
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James Conklin on how Jack Ray's show fronts changed the look of the carnival.
13 of 208 		"Ernie and Len" show front sketch in pen and ink by midway artist Jack Ray.
14 of 208 		Painting of proposed "Ernie and Len" carnival show front by midway designer Jack Ray.
15 of 208 		"Ernie and Len" show at the Canadian National Exhibition.
16 of 208 		"Ernie and Len" show front designed by Jack Ray.
17 of 208 		"World's Smallest Home" show front designed by Jack Ray.
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