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CLARION COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY       18 Grant Street   Clarion PA 16214  814.227.6443   

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T
he Orpheum Theater in Clarion, built 1925.
 Photo circa1970s.

Roy Rogers & Trigger

 From the Clarion County Historical Society ARCHIVES:   Roy Rogers & Trigger, 1941.

~One of the most successful duos in entertainment history visited Clarion in 1941 when

"The King of The Cowboys", Roy Rogers, and "The Smartest Horse In The Movies", Trigger, appeared at the Orpheum Theater on Main St.  in Clarion.


   By accident, Trigger kicked a hole in the movie screen and it had to be replaced. 


  When making personal appearances, Roy always tried to place Trigger and his fancy horse trailer outside of the building or arena where they were appearing before the show. He wanted all the kids to be able to see Trigger, especially the ones that couldn't afford to buy a ticket.

Clarion County History Bits

 Civil War Monument
Lady of justice
Poor Farm
Redbank Furnace
1919 sligo train wreck
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