DEADLY CIRCUS FIRE and Madge The Manicurist (1944 Hartford Disaster)
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
- Palmolive? "You're soaking in it."
The 1944 Hartford Circus Fire
Charles Nelson Reilly was there.
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Awe Madge! Boy her commercials are a solid part of my childhood!! Great video!!
Dishwashing Liquid! Youre soaking in it
I remember reading about that terrible fire, what a recipe for disaster, I'm surprised so many people were able to get out. Madge! That's a blast from the past for sure, you have me feeling so nostalgic. This was a trip down memory lane, thanks Scott.
What a well-researched video on Madge...seems like an old childhood friend. Really enjoyed! I had never heard of circus fire. I loved Charles Nelson Reilly on GHOST AND MRS. MUIR and MATCH GAME. They really were the good old days...wish i could go back to better times. This video was a real treat...thanks again. ✌🏼✌🏼
I love those commercials
You have a pleasant voice.
I never knew that Marge was a manicurist, I thought she was selling Palmolive in the shop as an alternate use thing.
Scott, thank you so much for these videos and all of your work. Many of these people who were once a staple of my childhood, then fade into obscurity, deserve greatly the tributes you provide! Always remember!
My parents bought our home fully furnished in Plainville from a family who did not survive the circus fire in Hartford
My MIL was a young teen at the time of the tragedy. She was supposed to go to the circus but went swimming with friends instead. (She wasn’t supposed to) Her father went searching for her among the dead and wounded and came home crying because he couldn’t find her. She blithely went home not knowing about the fire. Her parents were relieved to see her, even though she had disobeyed them.
Thank goodness the boy had his scout knife and was intelligent enough to simply cut through the canvas rather than fighting the mob trying to get out. That kid saved all his friends, too. Lots of boys carried pocket knives back then; I did, too.If our shoes got muddy at recess we would scrape the mud off with our knives. Boys today would probably knife each other. Times have changed.
An interesting side note…After reading about the fire & living in CT I was moved by the story of a mother with 2 little boys who perished in the fire. I decided to put cemetery boxes on their graves on the anniversary of the fire. I went to the cemetery but had to search for their graves. It was a beautiful day & the cemetery, which is quite large & a park like setting, had several people out walking, rollerblading & of course visiting graves. I had parked the car & spent over 2 hours searching for this family I had only read about. As the sun was setting I sat on a bench & wondered out loud if I had somehow gone to the wrong location. Realizing I was now alone, with nobody around & the temperature cooling, I went back to my car & decided to get my jacket. It was in that instant as I opened the passenger door I let out a gasp. There right beside the car were the 3 graves of the family I was searching for! I carefully placed the cemetery boxes on each grave & when I was done a freezing gust of wind came out of nowhere that gave my shivers. I had the distinct feeling my gifts were very much appreciated.
This is absolutely incredible. I don’t believe things like that are just coincidental. ❤
If You're A Kid From The 70s Like Me You'll Remember Her Rest In Peace Madge ❤️
How about ms olsen too
@@kimfrank2417 That's Right We Can't Forget Her😁✌️👍
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I think she hawked Folgers Coffee.
I read a book on this fire. It was the most heart wrenching tale ever. This video was VERY well done. Great work!❤️
Barnum and Bailey stopped going to Hartford after the fire. In their place the Shriners and their circus filled the void. As a youngster would attend. It was held at the Hartford Armory. The one in the same place where they used as a morgue for the victims of the July 1944 circus fire.
The Shriners are, I believe an offshoot of or connected with the (evil) Freemasons. The Shriners just “love” (ahem) children.
I was very young when the Palmolive commercial was on tv, but decades later I still hear Madge say “your soaking in it” whenever I see Palmolive on the shelf.😊
Charles Nelson Reilly escaped with a lifelong traumatic fear of closed in spaces, and of course, fire.
That is why CNR wouldn't appear as HooDoo at the Krofft Hollywood Bowl show in 1973.
What a story RIP all that died under the big top 😢 🙏
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My mom and aunt were planning to attend the Hartford circus on that fateful day in 1944. Thankfully, they missed the bus to Hartford. I had no idea Jan Miner and Charles Nelson Reilly were there. Thank you for all of your informative historical videos. My husband and I enjoy watching them.
Thank goodness for that missed bus
C.N. Reilly spoke about the life long effects this experience had on him in a few interviews.....
My GREAT grandmother, because of a fire, barely missed taking the 'inagural' cruise of the famed 'starlite' cruise line. She was arriving to the docks by horse drawn carriage and because of a major fire, the carriage had to go around and be re-routed. By the time she made it to the docks, the ship had departed ... only TEN MINUTES earlier. She missed it.
She would soon hear accounts of its tragedy, that would become known to the world, as the 'Titanic.'
Apparently famous "Wrecking Crew" session drummer Hal Blaine was also there that day at the circus in Hartford as a kid, working as a hired hand.
My mom and her sister were sick that day and didn't go. My great uncle was a Hartford cop.
Excellent...
As always! 💪❤️
Who didn't love Madge back in the day. 💗💗
Thanks Scott...this was fantastic.
That circus was a nightmare scenario, flammable from top to bottom. Reminded me of a carnival accent near me. It was set up at a supermarket and one of the spinning rides broke off and all the older kids on my street , including my sister, were hurt. No body died, but it hurt a lot of kids
This was a horrible cocktail - he said it had been used for decades on circus tents! (I bet that came to a screeching halt after that!)@traybern
I knew that Charles Nelson Reilly was a kid who narrowly escaped death from the Hartford Circus fire, but I didn’t know Jan Miner also had a connection to that tragedy. Thanks for the video.
Thank you, and those who helped, for this unexpectedly moving remembrance. I never imagined I'd tear up over a video-document about Madge.
What an interesting story, never heard it before. I'm a huge Charles Nelson Reilly fan, how scary for him. I wonder if he suffered from PTSD?
Madge, what a great commercial, such a familiar, trusting face. Yes, I remember her in back & white, my early years...lOl!
Great video, Scott!!! 👍👍
Charles Nelson Reilly developed a fear of sitting in a large audience since the Circus disaster. He became a stage play director as well as a performer so he wouldn't sit in an audience when he worked or acted or he did sit in the rear audience seats near the exits when he was not participating.
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Thank you so much! I knew he was a marvelous stage actor & director, what I didn't know was why. I have a totally new respect for him now & my respect was quite a lot before! ❤️
That excerpt from his one-man show, he was obviously reliving the experience. He was shaking and was deadly serious. Definitely suffering post-traumatic stress!
Doubtless he developed PTSD. Brave of him to continue at all in show business.
Huge Charles Nelson Riley fan? Huh?
There’s a great book about this fire by Stewart O’Nan, if you want to know even more.
She really fell into a tub of butter with that Palmolive gig. Reminds me of my friend, Stephanie Courtney, who is better known as Flo on the progressive insurance commercials. Nice work if you can get it 💰💰
I saw her do a bit on "Better Things". She was funny!
Can't stand Stephanie. She is annoying as hell to work with.
S.C was on Mad Men too.
Read somewhere that only 5-10% of all S.A.G. members are working @ any one time. Lots of broken dreams in acting.
Her catchphrase, “You’re soaking in it now!”, as ladies soak their hands in a bowl of water and Palmolive (to soften their cuticles)
I knew about Charles Nelson Reilly's relationship to the fire, but not Jan Miner's. Thanks for your research!
Other notable Hartford Circus disaster survivors other than Charles Nelson Reilly included drummer Hal Blaine (who was a child in the audience at the time) and circus clown Emmett Kelly. There was the case of Little Miss 1565 (named after a coroner case number) of a deceased little girl from the disaster with photos of her unblemished face was distributed to newspapers and who was unidentified until the 1990s.
I was unaware of the awful fire. Thanks for sharing this story.
There are hour TV shows that were devoted to this tragedy but be aware there is actual footage shown - and some of it is harrowing. Where there was "The Boy in the Box", this fire resulted in an unidentified little girl known as "Little Miss 1565", who, the last I heard, is STILL not identified with certainty.
Very informative! I had no idea Madge had a connection with that Connecticut circus fire. Several years ago when I worked at the local library before retiring, I came across a book by Stewart O'Nan about that fire. It was riveting! And included pictures. As a matter of fact there was one that showed the children that had perished lined up side by side on the ground. (Their little faces and bodies covered).
Like you said, Scott, that tent was a tinderbox- with the roof soaked in gas and paraffin and then before staking the tents, used even more flammable materials! 🥺
Scott , you have the most soothing voice . I also remember WE NEED MORE CALGON !
Some hotshot!
Ancient Chinese secret.
"Calgon, TAKE ME AWAY"!
Thank you for covering this. This should be remembered, but so many of the survivors have already passed. My dad is 87 and was there with his mother and sisters. Their mom had the kids drop below the bleachers and escape under the side of the tent, and that's what saved them. He still has ptsd and avoids going into any building without a visible and accessible exit.
Sensational. What a haunting park memorial
The scent of Palmolive detergent brings me such happy memories. When I was a newlywed, we received a package of house supplies. The Palmolive scent brings me back 40+ years. I have a lifetimes worth of Palmolive original formula in my pantry. Just in case it is no longer made.
You learn something new every day. I never knew Jan Miner had anything to do with the Hartford Circus Fire. I wonder if she and Charles Nelson Reilly ever met?
I was born in 1958 so I'm old enough to remember the Madge commercials very well. Very iconic.
I was born in 1977 and I remember the Madge Palmolive commercials
Iconic? 🤣
Well, she didn't have anything to do WITH the fire, but was there on that horrible day...
She always made me feel like I’m home and cozy ❤
I absolutely love your videos. You are such a great storyteller. Brings back childhood memories! Thank you so much😁
I didn’t know Charles Nelson Reilly was at the circus that day.
My mother was a student nurse at St. Francis Hospital in Hartford, CT when the circus fired occurred. She never told me about the circus fire until I was about 12 years old----old enough to realize the gravity of the fire and the victims. She was working in the ER at the time, and when she told me the story for the first time she broke down and cried. She spoke about the men, women and children who came in with severe burns all over their body. She said many of the victims the staff couldn't save----some were already dead when they came into the hospital and others died waiting for treatment. The screams haunted her for the rest of her life, and she spoke about the intense emotions the staff felt, trying to save people the staff knew would probably not make it. Children were crying for their parents, and parents were screaming for their children. It was a scene of chaos, raw emotions and despair in many cases. Her nursing school class regularly held class reunions every few years in Hartford, and all those nurses were working when the circus fire occurred. Some of the nurses went into the military while others remained in the state. My mother stayed at St. Francis for a few years, working in the OR as a surgical nurse and then a private duty nurse. She gave two interviews about the circus fire, and as she got older she couldn't deal with the memories, The smell of burned flesh, the terrible cries of anguish, the lost relatives and friends, and then the mounting numbers of dead affected her deeply all her life. Her work in the ER that day, no matter how gruesome it was at times, solidified her desire to be a nurse. She wanted to serve and help others, and she certainly had an ordeal by fire that day, the day the circus clowns cried real tears.
Susan, my mother was ALSO a student nurse at St Francis on the day of the fire ! I bet they knew each other !!
@@pauls.3215 I wouldn't be surprised. She went to one or two reunions, and then no more reunions. She remained friends with one of the women in her class; they were roommates. My mom died 13 yrs ago, and her friend died about 5 or 6 yrs ago.
@@FlexibleFlyer50 Unfortunately my mother died fairly young, in 1971 at age 48 from lung cancer. We has 6 kids in our family, so needless to say, she was a heavy smoker. Im the youngest of the six, we grew up in Manchester.
I just loved Madge. Staying home from school sick and seeing the Palmolive add… “you’re soaking in it”. Never thought it would be a long, lost treasure
Every time someone mentions what is an old commercial that you remember. I always think of Madge the Palmolive woman. Thanks Scott. I really enjoyed this video. Very Informative.
My favourite ad was "I can't believe I ate the whole thing." Alka-Seltzer.
Mine is Josephine the plumber for Comet cleanser.
New subscriber here. I first read about this deadly fire in 1974, when I was in elementary school. At the time, it seemed to be ancient history. Thank you for a fascinating weaving together of history with popular icons of the day. Great channel idea!
She was a part of my childhood. Wow RIP Madge 💅 ❤
Thanks for sharing yet another fantastically interesting story!
Gosh I remember those commercials. My Mom told me about the fire and how she changed her mind at the last minute. She lived in Hartford and would of taken the bus there. To those who want to know more, there is the story of Little Miss 1565.
I always thought the nun in Mermaids looked familiar but couldn't place her. Thanks for that little bit of trivia.
I was so glad you included that last commercial, the one in German. Most people don't know she also did those commercials, not just in Germany, but in France, Italy and Demark as well. In Germany her name was Tilly, and her death was reported in the German media. Here's that German commercial in its entirety: ua-cam.com/video/M3lj1_C21uY/v-deo.html&ab_channel=braphaga
I remember those commercials very well. They were on all the time in the 1960’s. I have to say I don’t remember the insults. Thanks for sharing.
I’ve seen videos about this circus fire but never knew about Charles Nelson Reilly’s connection to it. That clip from his show was startling since it was so different from the CNR I’m so used to.
Our friend David who passed away last year was one of the last children to get out over the animal cages with his mother that day. She had to plead to a kind man who ran back to catch their fall just before the canvas was engulfed in flames. His brother got separated from them and was picked up by a policeman and taken home. This event traumatized our friend to tears every time it was mentioned. I'm glad there is such a nice e memorial in place.
The circus never returned to Hartford for many, many years. Then they did a show in the Hartford Civic cinder in the 70’s. I was there. One of the clowns act was a clown running around with his hat on fire. Bad form !
I grew up in Connecticut now live in Chicago.
I have been waiting for you to cover this story! Thank you...
I remember the Palmolive commercials and I remember seeing a documentary on the Hartford Circus fire but never knew of the connection.
I've seen and enjoyed the movie Mermaids and wondered why the actress who played Mother Superior looked so familiar. Just goes to show what a small world we live in.
Eternal peace to all of the victims of that tragic fire and rest in eternal peace, Jan Minor. 🙏😭
Finally, thanks to you, Scott for you always informative videos. Keep up the good work!!
She was terrific in Bob Fosse's "Lenny" (1974) as Lenny Bruce's mother Sally Marr. When I saw the movie for the first time at a midnight showing in 1980 (I was 18) I had a strong cognitive dissonance trying to figure out who this actress was standing toe-to-toe with Dustin Hoffman in acting chops. I recognized her, but thought "That couldn't be the dish soap lady?" Thanks for the video.
I remember her well my mom used that dish liquid and I use it to this day love it.
We got such a laugh out of her growing up 😂 Thank you Scott. I thoroughly enjoy your videos. 😊
Goodness!!! She really did a lot. I've always just known her as Madge the Manicurist.
Palmolive Oxy is what I use, the only dish soap left that isn't watered down like hell it seems, even Dawn is not as good at cutting grease as it used to be. I'm thinking it's probably better not to put oil in dish soap. I ware gloves when doing the dishes anyway😸
Great job man. I have been to the site of the disaster. It is an interesting place. On the upbeat, a lot of safety laws came out of it.
My mom was from Hartford and I remember her telling me about the fire. Thank God she was not at the circus that day. My prayers to all those who lost family..
Deepest thanks for another uniquely Scott entry, containing heartbreak, humor, commerce & arcane historical details. I had no idea about the tragic circus fire, but grew up with Madge on the tube for decades. Rest in peace, Jan Miner. ✌️♥️
"You're soaking in it!!!"
Yea what a classic from back in the day.
Very interesting video! I remember Madge fondly. I never heard about the tragic fire, but then it was long before my time. Thanks for all your good work.😃👍
Madge..Josephine the Plumber..Mrs. Olsen....etcc....so many memories.
Jan reminds me of Stephanie Courtney, the actress who plays Flo, the Progressive Insurance girl. I wonder if 30 or 40 years from now people will be making video essays reminiscing about Flo... yuck 🤢😉
Wow! I had no idea she lived in CT. Very cool. And I still use Palmolive. I always think of Madge.
Scott I've been a subscriber for a while now and I'm so grateful for your coverage on this and all of your of your videos I'm such a fan of yours!
I am so glad I found your channel. You are well versed in the older actress's and actors. I only watch black and white movies and am constantly looking them up for information on them Thank you so much.
I must have been too young to recall the hand insults. Lol! But, I do remember the commercials and mom always bought Palmolive. 😊
Miner was best friends with character actress Eileen Heckert (they lived in the same area in Ct. It was local to NYC for acting work. I think Vivian Vance lived close as well - in her final years) . Heckhert won the Oscar for Butterflie Are Free in 1971 or 72. But she is best remembered as Mary's world-travel Aunt Flo on the Mary Tyler Moore Show . (The World-traveling aunt / uncle was a cliche after that ; Jan Brady's aunt also a World traveler as were all the Bewitched aunts / uncles / doctors , etc. LOL.) I'm certain there were MORE TV "world traveler" relatives ; none come to mind) . Heckert's son wrote a book about her life called "Just Outside the Spotlight" and it's great . One of the most memorable stories had Eileen in tears after Bette Davis humiliated her at a dinner party (!) and there is a GREAT story about a then unkown Martha Stewart who was just a lady who ran an upscale bakery in Ct. and nobody really knew who she was yet.
Back to Miner: She has a small but memorable part in 1968's "The Swimmer" (directed by "Mommie Dearest" director- Frank Perry.). "The Swimmer" is an odd "fever dream" of a movie with a PUNCH in the gut "shock ending" . "The Swimmer" was filmed in the sun drenched back yards of all the upscale "cocktail set" party- people in the late 1960s -- so for that alone it's a great movie . Frank Perry has an impressive body of work -- all his movies are odd , realistic , uncomfortable, well acted , and saturated "Aquarian Age" back drops & real locations that are typically suburban - with the exception of the wonderfully depressing movie "Diary of a Mad Housewife" filmed in NYC in 1970. Isabelle Sanford plays a maid and an early Alice Cooper band plays at a groovy psychedelic loft party!)
Frank Perry's movies are totally best viewed on a lazy late Sunday afternoon , OR late at night while sick in bed. LOL .
I remember the commercials but guess I was too young to remember or understand her insulting her customers. 😂 I know about the circus tent fire but didn’t know the two were related. Another really interesting video Scott. Thanks!
Me too- didn’t realize she was insulting anyone
Horrifying list of CARCINOGENIC present day ingredients.
My Mom couldn't stand Madge. She thought she was rude. :-) I mean, truly, she would never buy Palmolive for that reason. :-)
We had our own version of Madge here in Australia in the 70s and 80s ( maybe even later) and the actress who portrayed her for years was forever associated with that role. The Aussie Palmolive ads are probably on UA-cam as well.
I remember these but didn’t realize the insults were so bad lol
I love these videos.
I’ve never heard of this amazing woman and the Palmolive adverts, but I thoroughly enjoy listening to the history of what happened.
I’ve got to admit the fire made me sad. I’ve never heard of it before. I can’t imagine the chaos and the smell as you’re trying to escape.
For me I remember Nanette Newman who used to advertise Fairy liquid.
RIP to those who died in that fire.
So sad
I saw a Drag Queen do a great Madge impersonation back in the 90s. " The Blood of Asian slave labor, you're soaking in it", political satire with teeth.
My aunt and her cousin Jimmy were supposed to go,until Jimmy was being mischievous that day and uncharacteristically so..my Grandmother as punishment kept them home,they talked about the rest of their lives
I've never been able to decide who I wanted to make out with the most, Madge The Manicurist, or Josephine The Plumber.
Love this episode. The last shot of you under the Gibtown sign. 👍👍👍
“ you’re soaking in it”
This tent fire is why deregulation of public safety standards, foremost fire and construction codes, is epic ignorant and dangerous.
Wow this is such a sad story. It’s almost asinine, to think they used gasoline and hay/ wood shavings. Like those night club fires where they put gasoline or something flammable on some decorations and locked the windows and doors , so they wouldn’t try to get in for free. So many sad stories from back in the day. No fire safety
The reason you see no oils in Palmolive dish liquid is because its detergent rather than soap. Most of what is purchased as soap now is actually detergent.
What a tragedy.💔
It's also sad how the ingredients of Palmolive have changed so much. 😳
Because my mother and grandmother were devoted to their "stories" I remember Madge very well, along with several others that advertised during the shows. The dish soap doesn't smell the same anymore because of the "environmentally safe" formula.
Always love your videos Scott... thanks!!
This was awesome Scott! I remember those commercials. Such a cool bit of pop culture trivia. I didn't realize she was Madge for that long. Good for her! I'm glad it was lucrative. And yes that circus is just terrifying to hear about. I can't even imagine what it must have been like to be in there or to live that tragedy. Thanks again for a great video! :)
Australia had there own Madge advertising Palmolive.
Another great video Scott..Keep up the fine work 👍👍👍👍
Yes i remember those commercials. What a sad circus story. Nice to remember her story.
Excellent work as always Scott! Thank you so much!
How sad all those people lost their lives to something that should have never happened.
And that dish detergent with those ingredients now, wow!
I have to say, your videos are always so wall detailed and respectful. Love your channel
My grandmother had circus tickets to bring my uncle that day but he woke up with a bad toothache and they went to the dentist instead.
I've watched a few of your other videos and came across this one today. It was a lot more interesting than I thought it would be. Keep up the good work and more and more of us will watch. Definitely a thumbs UP! If you guys like this video - - - give it a thumbs up and let Scott Michaels know we like what he is doing and to please do MORE!🟪
Hi Scott🥰 Did she have any children? Thanks🥰
I loved her commercials Madge I just got my first parking ticket...with hands like these you should be arrested! A friend of mine was a chauffeur and he drove her from the airport when she was here in Toronto in the 80's to do a play about Gertrude Stein He said she was very nice and friendly
“You’re soaking in it” was the punchline to a lot jokes when I was growing up
Scott: Have you ever heard of "Little Miss?" She was one of the unidentified victims that perished in that great circus fire, and her postmortem photograph once displayed at the Ringling Circus Museum in Sarasota, Fl, still haunts me to this day. I grew up in St. Petersburg, Fl, just north of the Bradenton/Sarasota area, so as a kid I frequently visited John Ringling's mansion, the Ringling art museum and its accompanying circus museum. Along with wonderful exhibits of grand circus wagons and other memorabilia at the circus museum was a small display devoted to artifacts from that tragic Connecticut fire. Upon one wall of the exhibit was a small yet haunting B&W photograph of what the museum called "Little Miss," clearly showing her darkened and lifeless face, scalded hair, and closed eyes. To this day I'm unable to remove that haunted image from my mind. Sadly, she was never identified. How was it possible that a 5 year old child did not have a single relative or acquaintance to identify her? Unless they, too, perished in the fire.
Scott, thanks again for this video and your continued efforts to bring alive the often obscure yet fascinating stories about death and the underbelly of human behavior.
Her name is Eleanor Cook. They have answers now. She’s at rest , with her name
@@sourpatchkid394 Thank you for responding. After reading your comment, I pulled up many newspaper articles including a 1991 interview with "Little Miss 1565's" alleged Mother. So now I'm even more confused, because the Mom and several relatives stated that Eleanor Cook was a tall (for her age) 8 year old girl with at least 8 permanent adult teeth. But the coroner determined that the body of Little Miss 1565 was much shorter, less heavy, approximately 5 - 6 years old, and she had only 2 adult teeth. Even though the body of that little girl was eventually disinterred and reburied next to her siblings, I'm not convinced that it solves this mystery. Do you, SPK, have additional information that could add understanding to this tragic event? Thanks again.
@@dukeofhaas Yeah, it's a strange story isn't it? Even the Aunt and Uncle didn't think the body was her. Apparently, The Connecticut State Police forensics unit said it as "probably" her based on a hair sample. I guess it is too late to do a full DNA test. That's the only way to prove for sure. Strange story though. Apparently, there was so much chaos that bodies were released to the wrong families.
Omg what???
Sounds to me like there was a mix up and her body ended up in the wrong grave and people who thought they burried their little girl burried when wrong girl which was possible Eleanor and why it was so hard to identify.
I remember those commercials well.
Heartbreaking, what a tragedy. 😢
what a tragic story. thank you Scott for posting this.
Thank you for this! And btw, I’ve washed my hair with Palmolive for 45 years. It’s great stuff. Scott, love your work. ♥️