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Smiley, like many other Cowboy Stars, branched into the
world of different types of merchandise. All
was done to fulfill the wants of their many fans, which for Smiley had become
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For those of you with a fast internet connection, and would like to get a copy of the entire Paint Book, save and print the file linked below: |
| A Tribute To Max
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Max Harrison did the artistry and graphic design
for the "SMILEY at the CIRCUS" Paint
Book. Max also did many of Smiley's
comic books, jacket covers, and advertising layouts. Max and Smiley were very close friends, and in
1948, Max became part of the Road Show. This Show
consisted of Smiley, Max, Stephen (Smiley's eldest son), and at different times
Tex Ritter, Gene Autry, Harmonica Bill Russell, Jay Silverheels, Clayton Moore, Eddie Dean and Rosco
Ates, just to
mention a few. Thank you, Max. |
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