‘Kentucky Life’ explores antiquing in Hazel, the Creelsboro Natural Arch, the story of 1950’s actor Victor Mature of Louisville, and the UK Circus Club
For Release: 10/01/23 9:09 AM
On this episode of Kentucky Life, host Chip Polston explores Hazel, which despite its small population of 400 residents is home to nearly a dozen antique stores; marvels at the Creelsboro Natural Arch, the largest stone arch east of the Rocky Mountains, which has become a tourist attraction for visitors and locals alike; learns the story of Victor Mature, the Louisville-born actor who became one of Hollywood’s most recognizable movie stars of the 1950’s; and visits with a University of Kentucky professor who explains how her course ‘Circus and Philosophy’ led to the formation of the campus’ Circus Club.
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