Title: Letter from William F. Cody to John H. Tait

Date: May 19, 1916

Author: Cody, William Frederick, 1846-1917

More metadata
 

National Prtg. & Eng. Co., 7th & Elm Sts., St. Louis, Mo.
Miller & Arlington Wild West Show Co., Inc., Present
[drawing]

The Military Pageant Preparedness
"Buffalo Bill" (Himself)
Combined With The 101 Ranch Shows
"Buffalo Bill" (Himself)
Roaring Batteries of Big Field Guns with Real U.S. Army Artillerists
Col Wm. F. Cody "Buffalo Bill"
in the Saddle at Every Performance
"Charge!"
A Stirring Scene in The "Buffalo Bill" 101 Ranch Spectacle Preparedness

George Arlington, General Manager

Dear John

We had three rainy days but gave two shows a day. to fair business cleared in Binghamton and here. and big after noons turn aways at night. Arlingtons have ordered a big new top and 2500 more seats cant stand the turn aways— I got a 100

Hear your Indians went home. ours are happy and great workers the whole outfit first class. Havent a dead one in the Bunch parades out on time— Johnny has all the say— You know what that means—

Write me. Am a little nerveous to night got to many people in. they may get restless.

Regards to all

Governor

Title: Letter from William F. Cody to John H. Tait

Source: McCracken Research Library, John H. Tait Collection, MS231.2.11

Date: May 19, 1916

Author: Cody, William Frederick, 1846-1917

Topic: Buffalo Bill's Wyoming

Editorial Statement | Conditions of Use

TEI encoded XML: View wfc.css00420.xml

Back to top