Bingo Hauser: Trading Fur for Iron Bingo Hauser: Trading Fur for Iron North American Carnival Museum and Archives
Not many people are around at this midway, showing the demise of one era and the dawn of a new era.
The carousel has always been a staple at the carnival and still is today.
This is a roller coaster with sudden turns and sharp drops.
This ‘Human-Fly’ ride is the same concept as the Rotor ride. People are stuck to the walls from the centrifugal force of the large fast spinning drum.
This ride spins around with people riding the buckets attached by lines, this allows the ‘scooter’ to sway back and forth while riding.
Title reads ‘Coney Island, N.Y., 1914.’ Black and white photo of a crowded carnival midway. Caption reads ‘Carrousel builder W.F. Mangels invents a new ride THE WHIP.’ Black […]
“I remember there was a meat market called Eddie Jones’ Meat Market, not too far from Jackie and Bingo’s house. And so, I didn’t know the Hausers at […]
Crescent Shows midway, during the time when Bingo was travelling with the show.
“Simba was the first animal, then I remember pictures of mom and dad, they had Blackie the bear (a little black bear), then they got a few monkeys, […]
This is another animal show featured with Conklin Shows (at ‘Frolic-Land’).
Bingo expanded his animal show to more than just the lion, but Simba always remained the star.
Here is Jackie as a bally for the Jungle Compound animal menagerie that she and Bingo ran together.