... The showman, born William Frederick Cody, visited Ibrox in 1891 and socialised with the Rangers team while his famous Wild West show was in Glasgow. He favoured Rangers over Celtic, even though his touring show was encamped z::he time in the East End ...

... Britain around the turn of the century with his Wild West Show. Wild Bill Hickok died in 1876, shot in a saloon while playing poker. “Still, if wild Bill really was in Edinburgh in 1902, | reckon he would have been as foosty as a Tynecastle pie .. - ...

... chose to be among the Ibrox crowd instead of at Parkhead’ “This was despite the fact created his Wild West showin that his Wild West show was 1883, ten years after Rangers 3as¢d at the hi: End Exhibi- m{;ebur::ed il Buildings in Dennistoun, w:lllm o s w;o ...

... Ibrox, but he came back to Leith time and again after that memorable . May in 1902, the last time Hibs won the Cup and the Wild West show was on at The Meadows. Jock reminds us he himself was born in Easter Road and for some reason supported Hibs. “Maybe it ...

... Mckinley, Dickson focused on vaudeville and variety acts, street performers, strong-arm men and artists from Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show, turning live theatre into commercial film. The acts included several well-known dancers, among them Chrissie Sheridan ...

... brightly patterned item is part of the haul of Native American paraphernalia that George Crager, a member of Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show, sold to the city. i The city council now has to consider whether it is prepared to lose another valuagle asset from its ...

... has a huge impact on the powerless Peau Rouge, who is obliged to remain in France rather than travel on to rejoin the Wild West Show, while the authorities decide his fate. No matter what happens, Charging ElK’s destiny is in the hands of others; not ...

... in Embra for a far bigger occasion when Hibs last won the Cup. That was in 1902, and Billy and the boys put on a free Wild West show that night with his Rough Riders on the Meadows. But our Hibs historian tells us: “They can keep him. Hibs had more far ...

... sedate pace of Home Counties life, he could not concentrate on his studies, preferring to watch Buffalo Bill’s travelling Wild West Show and care .z)r' his menagerie of wild animals. This deception was not enough, however, and he decided to make his dream ...

... (Mainstream, £9.99) * » * Some things never really change, it seems: when »Buffalo Bill” Cody brought his celebrated Wild West Show to Scotland in 1904, he had to leave his bison behind on account of a foot-andmouth epidemic. Another continuity, claims ...

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... shirt to a museum in South Dakota. It had been acquired in 1892 from George C Crager who was a member of the Buffalo Bill wild west show, but Glasgow City Council voted to hand it back to the Wounded Knee Survivors’ Association. In the 1980 s a vociferous ...