Career
Henry and his family were based out of Gainesville, Texas. In the early 1940s, audiences knew Glen Henry and the Aerial Baretis and Glen Henry"s Amazon Babies, both affiliated with Arthur"s Mighty American Shows. Glen Henry was known in the late 1940s for his "riding dogs," notably with the C.R. Montgomery Wild Animal Circus. performers and circus operators
Glen Henry was a third generation performer.
His father, James Edward Henry (1869–1943), performed in minstrel shows when he was younger.
In the 1970s, Glen Henry"s family were featured in acts involving dogs and ponies with the Dixie Brothers Circus, owned by Bob Lewis, and based out of New Orleans.
Wife
Glen Henry was married to Ethel (née Ethel Marie Haacke. 1915–2013). Children
Siblings
In 1942, Clifford Henry (1915–1977) was connected with Jimmy Woods Circus and Clark"s Greater Shows.
Cliff married Mary Pearl Piggott (born 1922) of Vancouver, who became an entertainer under the name Toni Madison, who had an act under the name, "Toni Madison and her Wild West Dogs.".