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When Bob tried vaudeville, theaters burned down; when they took concessions, blue laws drove carnivals out of town. On top of all his other bad luck, Bob lost both his father and mother within a short period. Then Betty was taken ill, and he sent her back home to Lancaster. He went desperately on looking for something that would bring in regular money. There was a real need for it now. YOU know it's always darkest just before the baby's born," he says. "Luckily just then 1 joined up with the Lew DuFour Exposition, in Johnson City, Tennessee. 1 had my own concession; my business partner was named Chauncey W. Longenecker. We did all right, too. 1 sent my first check home to my wife, just in time. It got there the day Robert was born — when she had exactly sixty-two cents in her pocketbook." Bob's act with the DuFour Show was very successful. Teamed with a Professor Zanger, Hindu crystal gazer, both worked in turbans, white satin bloomers and all the trappings. 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