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An early motorcycle stunt show.
1924-1937
Conklin Shows
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Credits:
North American Carnival Museum and Archives (NACMA)

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Motorcycle rider in a stunt driving show.
1920's - 1930's.
Unknown
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Credits:
North American Carnival Museum and Archives (NACMA)
Jennifer Walker

16

"High Life" an example of an early carnival "girl" show.
Circa 1930
Conklin Shows

Credits:
North American Carnival Museum and Archives (NACMA)

17

Conklin & Garrett's private train.
Circa 1930
Conklin & Garrett Shows
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Credits:
North American Carnival Museum and Archives (NACMA)

18

"Darkest Africa" show front.
1937-1941
Canadian National Exhibition, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
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Credits:
North American Carnival Museum and Archives (NACMA)

19

Princes' Gate entrance to the Canadian National Exhibition.
1927
Canadian National Exhibition, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
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Credits:
Canadian National Exhibition Association

20

"Ernie and Len" show front sketch in pen and ink by midway artist Jack Ray.
1937-1941
Conklin Shows
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Credits:
North American Carnival Museum and Archives (NACMA)
John C. (Jack) Ray
Jennifer Walker

21

Painting of proposed "Ernie and Len" carnival show front by midway designer Jack Ray.
1937-1941
Canadian National Exhibition, Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Credits:
North American Carnival Museum and Archives (NACMA)
John C. (Jack) Ray
Jennifer Walker

22

"Ernie and Len" show at the Canadian National Exhibition.
1937-1941
Canadian National Exhibition, Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Credits:
North American Carnival Museum and Archives (NACMA)

23

"Ernie and Len" show front designed by Jack Ray.
1937-1941
Canadian National Exhibition, Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Credits:
North American Carnival Museum and Archives (NACMA)

24

"World's Smallest Home" show front designed by Jack Ray.
1937-1941
Canadian National Exhibition, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
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Credits:
North American Carnival Museum and Archives (NACMA)

25

Show fronts designed by Jack Ray at the Canadian National Exhibition.
1938
Canadian National Exhibition, Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Credits:
North American Carnival Museum and Archives (NACMA)
J.W. (Patty) Conklin
Glenn Charron

26

"Paris After Midnight" show front designed by Jack Ray.
1937-1946
Conklin Shows
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Credits:
North American Carnival Museum and Archives (NACMA)

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"Water Follies" souvenir program from the Canadian National Exhibition.
1938
Canadian National Exhibition, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
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Credits:
North American Carnival Museum and Archives (NACMA)
John C. (Jack) Ray
Jennifer Walker