Career
Salt and Sauce were owned and presented by some of the most famous show business people of their era. Their owners includedDeaths
Despite Salt suffering dropsy symptoms that had already killed two other members of "The Cruet" she went on to live for five decades. Her death was well documented in the Cambridge local press (source: The Legend of Salt and Sauce) when she accidentally got stuck in Vauxhall Lake in Sturry, Canterbury, Kent, whilst touring with Ringland's Circus in 1952. After seven hours and with the aid of a crane she was freed from the lake, but suffered fromMedia featuring Salt and Sauce
Salt and Sauce were booked on numerous famous British circuses (source: "World's Fair", "King Pole" magazine, various programmes, "The Victorian Arena" by John Turner and "The Legend of Salt and Sauce" by Jamie Clubb). Confirmed buildings they worked in included The Lyceum, Norwich Hippodrome, Blackpool Tower, Great Yarmouth Hippodrome andBooks featuring Salt and Sauce
*''Grey Titan: The Book of Elephants'', W. Bosworth and G. Lockhart, 1938 *''The English Circus and Fair Ground'', Sir Garrard Tyrwhitt-Drake, 1946 *''The English Circus'',See also
* Samuel Lockhart, Victorian elephant trainer *