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Jack Ray: Selling Glamour and Illusion
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James Conklin on how Jack Ray got started in the business.
1 of 31 		James Conklin on Jack Ray working for his father.
2 of 31 		James Conklin on Jack and carnival life.
3 of 31 		Al Stencell on what impressions he had on Jack's work.
4 of 31 		James Conklin on how Jack Ray's show fronts changed the look of the carnival.
5 of 31 		James Conklin on Jack Ray's new style of fronts.
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Al Stencell on what his favourite Jack Ray contributions were.
7 of 31 		Al Stencell on Jack Ray's use of pipe frames for show fronts.
8 of 31 		Cailee Goulden on her favourite Jack Ray contribution.
9 of 31 		Cailee Goulden on Jack Ray's work with Conklin Shows.
10 of 31 		Al Stencell on Jack Ray's contributions to the industry.
11 of 31 		James Conklin on Jack Ray establishing himself as a theme park designer.
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James Conklin on Jack Ray being more than a designer.
13 of 31 		Cailee Goulden on Jack Ray's contributions to the industry.
14 of 31 		James Conklin on working with Jack Ray.
15 of 31 		James Conklin on the 1947 Canadian National Exhibition fronts designed by Jack Ray.
16 of 31 		Al Stencell on "Alf Phillips Aqua Frolics."
17 of 31 		Cailee Goulden on Jack Ray being a trendsetter.
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