Articles included in the April 2001 issue:

  The IISF Trade Show -- great weather and a good time was had by all. See some of the pieces that were on display at the show.

  Notables at Trade Show -- a great variety of industry personnel came to buy and sell, meet and greet.

  Do You Remember -- the Kiddie Bobsled ride

  Matt Armstrong Shows hosts a Fiesta at a mall in N. Little Rock Arkansas, and brought in some of their new rides.

  Miller Spectacular Show-- this family-owned show has managed to replace most of its older rides with newer ones and has benefitted from continual growth.

  Blue Monkey Side Show -- combining old traditions in a newer format, the Blue Monkey Side Show offers tradition with a twist.

  Moore's Greater Show -- this fourth generation Texas show is experiencing many of the problems felt by the majority of the carnival community: lack of suitable employees and lack of space on carnival lots

  Michigan Convention -- Meetings, seminars, carnival hospitality rooms, it was business combined with a little pleasure that made for a great start for the year.

  Empire State Convention -- New York's combined agricultural fair and showpeople's meeting starts off the new year.

  Butler Amusements' Preview of 2001--new rides, new dates, new staff, this west coast carnival is looking at its best year ever!

  History of Train Shows -- this installment targets the Allan Herschell Factory in Tonawanda, New York, and the beginnings of the James E. Strates Shows.

Plus regular features, including:  Who am I?, Direct From the Lots, Midway Talk, Modeler's Corner, and Manufacturer's Showcase