At the turn of the 20th century, a ship docked in Seattle with nearly two tons of Klondike gold helped ignite one of the greatest quests for fortune in American history.
Louella Gallagher is not the prototypical mother of the 1950s. Her daughters Connie Ann, age 5, and Colleena Sue, age 2.5, serve as props in a knife-throwing act that would be considered a bit too risky by today's standards.