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The Breeze That’s Bringin’ My Honey Back to Me, 1934, by Sacco & Smith & Lewis

Take a Number from One to Ten (1934, Mack Gordon and Harry Revel) — vocal with ukulele

I Wake Up Smiling (1933, Leslie & Ahlert) vocal with ukulele

At a Perfume Counter on the Rue de la Paix (1938, Leslie & Burke) vocal with ukulele

When Kentucky Bids the World Good-morning (1930, Edgar Leslie & Mabel Wayne), vocal with ukulele

Class Will Tell (1939, Leslie & Burke) vocal with ukulele

“On Treasure Island” (1935) — vocal with ukulele

“When That Midnight Choo-choo Leaves for Alabam” (Irving Berlin, 1912) — vocal with ukulele

“That International Rag” by Irving Berlin, 1913 — vocal with ukulele

“Say It With Music” by Irving Berlin— vocal with ukulele

“Mandy” (1919, Irving Berlin) vocal with banjolele

“So Blue” (1927) — vocal with ukulele

“Why Dance?” (1931) — vocal with tenor uke

“Cuban Love Song” (1931) — vocal with ukulele

“Indiana Moon” (1923) vocal with ukulele

To-Night You Belong To Me (1926)— vocal with ukulele

Some Day (1925)— vocal with ukulele

“Bye-Bye, Pretty Baby” (1927, words and music by Jack Gardner and Spike Hamilton) ukulele with vocal

“Dream Kisses” (1927, Yellen and Jerome) vocal with ukulele

Marionaires RAILROAD choreo for the back rows

Marionaires front row choreo RAILROAD

1955 Thunderbird miniature electric car

Coney Island Cincinnati 1956

"The House Is Haunted by the Echo of Your Last Goodbye" (1934, lyrics by Billy Rose)

"Too Marvelous for Words"

"A Sailboat in the Moonlight" (1937, Lombardo and Loeb), piano

"A Sailboat in the Moonlight" (1937) verse and chorus, ukulele

503 Franklin St., Tampa, Florida 1957

The Golder and Mills families at The Circus Hall of Fame, 1957.

The Golder and Mills families in the pool, 1957.