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Al Stencell on Jack Ray's use of pipe frames for show fronts.
13 May 2011
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Credits:
North American Carnival Museum and Archives (NACMA)
Al Stencell
Glenn Charron

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Parks and Projects

Done for the Canadian National Exhibition (1937-1959)

The Scooter

Penny Arcade

Amuse-u-Arcade

Modern Art Colony

Park Entrances (Main, Frolicland)

Wild Mouse

Swimcade

Rolo

Arctic Girls

Assorted advertising media

Ernie & Len show front

Darkest Africa

Canadian National Exhibition 75th anniversary birthday cake

Laff in the Dark Ride

Sally's International Dancing Show

Bandstands for headline shows (including Ed Sullivan, Danny Kaye, Bob Hope, Guy Lombardo, Duke Ellington)

Minsky's Oriental Follies

Magic Carpet

Concession buildings (Honey Dew, Frozen Delight, CeCe Day's Restaurant)

Paris After Midnight

The Great Omi

Back to Nature

Crystal Maze

Circle Rodeo (1949)

Merry-go-round

World's Smallest Home

Cover Girls

Millers Ice Skating Show

Nuki Suki

Dude Ranch

Rocket

Tilt-a-whirl

Spectacular Science

Hawaiian Nights

The Flyer

Aqua Follies

Watercade

Pin-up Parade

Parisian Nights

Kiddie-land

Managed Posing Show 1943

Rollercoaster (1949, not built until 1952)

Pool for aqua shows

Aqua Frolics

Crime show

Variety show producer/manager 1954



For Fair For Britain (1942-1943)

Kiddie-land

Swimcade

Wild Animal Circus front

Two Ton Beef Trust

Aquacade

Darkest Africa

Circus Sideshow front

Tiny Town Revue

Aloha Land

Magazine Covers

Arctic Girls

Hells Half Acre

Land of Dance

Artists and Models

Oriental Follies

Ernie and Len

Assorted advertising media


For Kennywood (Pittsburgh) 1954 - 1963

The Racer (1960)

Laff in the Dark (1960)

Doodad-ed Bridge (1960)

Zoomerang (name contest) (1954)

Tornado (1963)

Penny Arcade


For Seattle World's Fair (1962)

Gayway: layout, design and colour scheme, including 19 rides and 40 concessions

Development of proposal including artwork


For Lake Pontchartrain Beach (New Orleans)

Laff in the Dark


For Whalom Park (1952)

Kiddieland


For Palisades Park (1938-1962, New Jersey)

Showboat Fun House

Superman Village

Revamp of colour scheme yearly

New Darkride & Rollercoaster structure front (1960)

Wild Mouse (1956)

Bath house

17 new features including Doodad-ed bridge (1956)



For Nu-pike (post 1949, Long Beach California)

Laff in the Dark



For Glen Echo Park

Strates Shows

Parisian front 1959


For Belmont Park, Mission Beach (1954, San Diego)

Kiddie Enchanted Land in 1961

Funzone

Colour scheme

Assorted rides

Wild Mouse

Scooters

Concessions including taco stand in 1960

Merry-go-round building in 1961



Belmont Park (New York)


For Belmont Park (Montreal)

Entry Gateway

Arcade

Cyclone rollercoaster

Scooter

Kiddieland

Concessions


For Crystal Beach (Ontario)

Kiddieland

Arcade

Assorted fronts


For Riverside Park (Agawam Massachusetts)

Architectural features


Riverview Park (Chicago)


For Rocky Point Park (post 1938 reopening, Providence (Warwick) R.I.)

70 concessions

Various architectural features

Swimming pool

Beach house

Rollercoaster

Waterslide

Dinner hall

Merry-go-round

Cuddle up

Looper

Caterpillar

Tumble Hug

Laff in the Dark

Scooter

Crystal Maze

Penny Arcade

Bingo

Mini-golf


For City of Spectacles (post 1954, Mexico)

Assorted rides & concessions

Auditorium

Expo hall

2 theatres


For the Dominican Republic World Fair

Funzone


For Others

Toronto Star Weekly (During winter months) (1930's)

Radio City Music Hall (1948)

John C. Ray Studio - Commercial and Industrial Design (Toronto until 1953, then La Jolla California)

National Association of Amusement Parks, Pools and Beaches board member (NAAPPB) (1957)
Picnic shelter plans provided by Ray in 1955

Vice President of International Association of Amusement Parks (IAAP)

Member of the International Association of Amusement Parks and Attractions (IAAPA)

Member of the Showmen's League of America

Member of the National Showmen's Association

Warner Brothers

Shriners

Mssrs Shuber

Minsky's