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Memo to Dudley Cooper from H. Angelos of the Trio Angelos, a combination aerialist and motorcycle act, regarding a schedule opening. Angelos informs Cooper that he has a opening from June 21 to June 27th, with a salary of $1000.

1971-05-15

Letter to Dudley Cooper from Willie Lamberti, regarding his aerial act. Lamberti informs Cooper that he has an opening in July and he is willing to take a $500.00 salary which is $250.00 less than he would get at other places.

1971-05-17

Memo to Willie Lamberti from Dudley Cooper, informing Lamberti that his act is unable to perform at Ocean View Amusement Park due to "booked solid" scheduling and his act not being "spectacular enough." Cooper is willing to have Lamberti perform for the 1972 season at Seaside Amusement Park for $350.00 a week.

1971-05-25

Memo to Les Geraldos from Dudley Cooper, confirming engagement for their aerialist act from July 12th to July 18th for $600.00 a week.

1971-05-25

Memo to Dudley Cooper from Les Geraldos, asking if their aerial act can perform in June for $700.00.

1971-05

Memo to Dudley Cooper from Les Geraldos, regarding their confirmation of their engagement from July 12th to July 18th for $600.00 a week. Note: memo is dated June 1, 1971, and may have mistakenly placed in folder 14-Acts and Shows, January-May 1971.

1971-06-01

Memo to H. Angelos from Dudley Cooper, informing Angelos that his act (Trio Angelo) will have an engagement from June 21-27, 1971 and a weekly salary of $800.00. The Trio Angelos, a combination aerialist and motorcycle act.

1971-05-25

Memo to Les Geraldos from Dudley Cooper, confirming engagement for their aerialist act from July 12th to July 18th for $600.00 a week. Cooper also informs them to send photographs or other publicity material, so they can be used in the local newspapers.

1971-05-25

Letter from Arturo Trostl to Dudley Cooper, regarding his act "The Great Auturos" a combination aerialist and motorcycle act.

1971, undated

Responding memo to Victor H. Smith of S. and S. Enterprises from Dudley Cooper, regarding the possibility of the Howdy Doody Show visiting Ocean View Amusement Park. Cooper informs Smith, that they will consider the Howdy Doody Show when he is "ready to decide on program activities for the 1954 season."

1953-12-12

Memo to "The Great Arturo" (Arturo Trostl) from Dudley Cooper, confirming Cooper is willing to book the motorcycle part of Trostl's act at $800.00 a week and the aerial part for $750.00 a week. Both acts will perform at Ocean View Amusement Park. Note: memo is dated June 21, 1971, and may have mistakenly placed in folder 14-Acts and Shows, January-May 1971.

1971-06-21

Two page letter to Dudley Cooper from William B. Hall, III, regarding several acts managed by his company (Bauer-Hall Enterprises) for Cooper to consider. Hall informs Cooper that the acts are "first-rate in talent and appearance" and are in the "$700-750 budget range."

1971-05-25

Memo to Barry Miller from Dudley Cooper, informing Miller that the schedules at Ocean View and Seaside Amusement Parks, but will keep Miller's act in mind for the 1972 season. The memo has a "Seaside Amusement Park, Inc. On the Ocean-Virginia Beach, Virginia." Note: the memo is identical to 031-001-014-013 (same date of May 25, 1971 and content).

1971-05-25

Copy page of a memo to Barry Miller from Dudley Cooper, informing Miller, that his act can perform at Seaside Amusement Park during the week of August 16-22 with a salary of $400.00. At the bottom of the copy page, is a note saying "Don't sign for Texas Tommy Dogs" which is a dog act the Cooper does not want. Note: the memo is identical to 031-001-014-014 (same date of May 27, 1971 and content).

1971-05-27

Memo to Dudley Cooper from Louis Tabak, wondering if his act can perform from late July to early August. Tabak also informs Cooper that his act gets $150 to $200 a day.

1971-05-27

Memo to Barry Miller from Dudley Cooper, informing Miller, that his act can perform at Seaside Amusement Park during the week of August 16-22 with a salary of $400.00.

1971-05-27

Letter to Dudley Cooper from aerialist Dolorez, in which she informs Cooper that her act is now "a single-girl wire act" (formerly Evers & Dolorez) and wants to perform at Ocean View and Seaside Amusement Parks. She also informs Cooper that she recently performed at the newly opened Magic Mountain Amusement Park in California, and that her salary is in the $500-600 week range.

1971-06-03

Letter to aerialist Dolorez from Dudley Cooper, informing her that he cannot schedule her act for the 1971 season at his parks, but will consider her for the 1972 season for $400.00 a week.

1971-06-16

Memo to Dudley Cooper from aerialist Dolorez, in which she thanks him for considering her and lets him know that she used to play Olympic Park in Newark, New Jersey.

1971-06-30

Memo to Dudley Cooper from Raul Prada of the Prada Agency, regarding the aerial act The Flying Gibsons who are available for $750.00 a week.

1971-06-15

Two page memo to theatrical agent Raul Prada from Dudley Cooper regarding The Flying Gibsons aerial act. Cooper informs Prada that he can give only a one week engagement during the months of July and August for $750.00 a week.

1971-06-19

Memo to Dudley Cooper from Nicholas Young regarding his act (The Swinging Olympiads) in which he hopes to perform at Ocean View and Seaside Amusement Parks for $700.00 a week.

1971-06-16

Memo to Dudley Cooper from Nicholas Young, regarding the arrival of Young's act (The Swinging Olympiads) at Seaside Amusement Park.

1971-06-23

Memo to Nicholas Young from Dudley Cooper, regarding the engagement of Young's act (The Swinging Olympiads) at Seaside and Ocean View Amusement Park. Cooper also informs Young who to contact (Miss Duquet-Seaside, Richard Miller-Ocean View) at the parks in where to place the act's trailer.

1971-06-25

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