When Marty was in his early grade school years he would walk to his
grandmothers house after school everyday. She would give him a treat
and tell him stories about growing up when the west was still wild. She
rode in a wagon across the largest county in Oklahoma called the Osage
from the Vinita area to meet her husband Dale. Dale worked in the 101
Ranch and Wild West Show performing and training horses.
Marty's grandmother also told him stories about the Pawnee Bill Wild
West Shows and her visits with Will Rogers. One of her favorite sorties
was about the unveiling of the Pioneer Woman in 1930. She said Will had
everyone rolling with laughter when he commented about the Pioneer
Woman having a girdle on the prairie.
After the unveiling of the statue Will and Delia had a picnic together and
she recalls him talking to her about the pickled watermelon that was so
popular. Delia received letters from Will over the years from places he
had visited around the world. One of the letters Marty recalls her reading
was about the Mississippi floods. Delia keep the letters at in her dresser
tied in a blue ribbon Marty recalls.
grandmothers house after school everyday. She would give him a treat
and tell him stories about growing up when the west was still wild. She
rode in a wagon across the largest county in Oklahoma called the Osage
from the Vinita area to meet her husband Dale. Dale worked in the 101
Ranch and Wild West Show performing and training horses.
Marty's grandmother also told him stories about the Pawnee Bill Wild
West Shows and her visits with Will Rogers. One of her favorite sorties
was about the unveiling of the Pioneer Woman in 1930. She said Will had
everyone rolling with laughter when he commented about the Pioneer
Woman having a girdle on the prairie.
After the unveiling of the statue Will and Delia had a picnic together and
she recalls him talking to her about the pickled watermelon that was so
popular. Delia received letters from Will over the years from places he
had visited around the world. One of the letters Marty recalls her reading
was about the Mississippi floods. Delia keep the letters at in her dresser
tied in a blue ribbon Marty recalls.
Pioneer Woman
| Marty has relative ties to the legendary Will Rogers by way of his great grandmother McSpadden. Marty would spend many hours after school listening to Delia's stories about his grandfather who was a Wild West show performer and the times she spent with her cousin Will Rogers. |
| Marty R. Tipton Live Entertainer |
| Kelly Ogle, Tipton & State FFA members assisted Wings during the fund raiser. |
Wings Mission: to enhance the lives of
adults with developmental disabilities through
social, vocational and residential programs
guided by the principles of the Bible.
adults with developmental disabilities through
social, vocational and residential programs
guided by the principles of the Bible.
Museum has created a exhibit highlighting
the women who organized, managed, and
performed in Wild West shows. These
skilled women toured the world in the late
19th and early 20th centuries, influencing
millions with their courage, determination,
and independence. The women of the Wild
West shows represented idealized images
of the past, but they were also agents of
cultural change who challenged the
expectations of what women were capable
of doing.
the women who organized, managed, and
performed in Wild West shows. These
skilled women toured the world in the late
19th and early 20th centuries, influencing
millions with their courage, determination,
and independence. The women of the Wild
West shows represented idealized images
of the past, but they were also agents of
cultural change who challenged the
expectations of what women were capable
of doing.
| Annie Oakley Worlds Best Marksman |
| Kelly Ogle Chanel 9 News |
| Tipton in supports our military Troops by working with Big & Rich, Fort Sill Oklahoma. Marty is a veteran of US Army 82nd Airborne and is honored to participate in motivating out troops. He worked with Colonel Waters of Ft. Sill to make the show a huge success. |
| Smithsonian Institute traveling exhibit on Women of the Wild West Marty Tipton Speaker |
| Attempted to break his own record 1997 spinning the worlds largest loop of over 120 feet and comes only few feet short. You can see the rope being feed into the loop that was stretched out the back stage door. |
| Broadway Production Will Rogers Follies Will Rogers played by Marty Tipton |
The Autry ~ Los Angeles California
Marty Tipton and The Cowboy Way
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Marty Support the Troops
| Its No Coincidence Marty Tipton has Talent' He's a Native Oklahoman with relative ties to the legendary Will Rogers. Tipton is now retired form the rodeo life and donates his time to charity and visiting senior living centers and childrens hospital. |
| Senator John McCain World War Memorial Supporting Military 2015 |
| Oklahoma Farm & Ranch Featured story on Tipton and his family history in the Wild West Show business. |
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| Cain’s Ballroom Hosted and Performed for the American Cancer Society Fund Raiser @ Cain’s Ballroom in Tulsa OK this year and had a ball. There were many local artiest there including Garth Brooks who donated a signed Guitar to be auctioned off. |
| Marty R. Tipton Cowboy/Humorist |
| For going on four generations Marty Ray Tipton's forefathers performed in and directed legendary shows like the Pawnee Bill Wild- West Show, 101 Ranch Wild West Show, Buffalo Bill Wild West Show, Tom Mix Circus, leading back over 100 years. Marty's father, Raymond Tipton rebuilt the Wild West Show with his own finances from the ground up at the Pawnee Bill Ranch. Performance genes have trickled down through the generations and are clearly evident when you see Marty speak and perform. If you ever seen someone engaging with the audience and twirling a rope at the same time, it was probably Marty Tipton. Since Will Rogers himself Tipton is the only cowboy ever known to crack up an audience while spinning a lasso at the same time. His wit has allowed him to entertain at every type of venue imaginable. Tipton has crowd’s amazed at everything from professional sports games to the Broadway productions like the Will Rogers Follies. Tipton has taken the art of trick roping to new extremes like nothing ever seen before. If you interested how to hire lasso spinning cowboy and humorist or need any assistance western theme event contact Tipton Entertainment on how to produce or book a performance today. |
| Marty Tipton Actor/Director Trick Roper Comedian/Humorist |
| Broadway Production of the Will Rogers staring Marty Tipton as Will Rogers |
| National Finals Rodeo Las Vegas NV Marty Tipton |
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Tipton the Cowboy Comedian is also a fourth generation lasso spinning artist. This trick roping
cowboy has been in entertainment tricks publicly every since the age of 9 years old. Tipton has
perfected his cowboy lasso spinning performance after decades of training. He also has relative
ties to the legendary Will Rogers by way of his Grandmother McSpadden, so its no wonder why
trick roping and humor in his blood. If you interested how to hire a lasso rope spinning cowboy
and humorist or need western theme party ideas contact Tipton Productions on how to book a
performance today. Performances booked nationwide and beyond year around.
cowboy has been in entertainment tricks publicly every since the age of 9 years old. Tipton has
perfected his cowboy lasso spinning performance after decades of training. He also has relative
ties to the legendary Will Rogers by way of his Grandmother McSpadden, so its no wonder why
trick roping and humor in his blood. If you interested how to hire a lasso rope spinning cowboy
and humorist or need western theme party ideas contact Tipton Productions on how to book a
performance today. Performances booked nationwide and beyond year around.
| Real Live Wild West Experience By the Oklahoma Kid, Marty Tipton Fourth Generation Family of the Legendary Will Rogers family |
Washington D.C.
| Will Rogers Follies by Marty Tipton |
| 4th July Jumping high to perform in the grass can be difficult performing the Texas Skip |
| Charles Schwab or Chuck had a very nice holiday western gathering in LongTree Colorado at his campus there. Happy Holidays Cowboys and Cowgirls |
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| "It is not always how fast you run or how high you climb in life but how you bounce." Marty R. Tipton Give the world the best you have by putting yourself out there and living life. Don't merely be a spectator. Nothing compares to living life, rather than merely watching it. Yes, it takes daring and a willingness but its be so worth it - despite the bumps and scratches and bruises along the way. |
| Albuquerque NM Convention Center by Presbyterian Foundation |
| Marty Tipton & Mark Curry Comedy Central |
Marty Tipton alongside Mark Curry for Comedy Central is undoubtedly two of the funniest comedians out there. Mark
got his big break in 1992 as school coach, and star of hit television series Hanging' with Mr. Cooper, and went on to
star in The Drew Carey Show, Martin, and The Jamie Foxx Show and produced and directed many films.
got his big break in 1992 as school coach, and star of hit television series Hanging' with Mr. Cooper, and went on to
star in The Drew Carey Show, Martin, and The Jamie Foxx Show and produced and directed many films.
Will Rogers played by Marty Tipton
Professional Experience:
Live Comedy Stage Shows, Radio Personality, TV / Film Actor,
Product Launch Compere, Event Host, Emcee, Event Compere,
Celebrity Event Host, Festival/Fair Shows, Live Charity
Auctioneer, Corporate Entertainment, Director, Event Producer.
Live Comedy Stage Shows, Radio Personality, TV / Film Actor,
Product Launch Compere, Event Host, Emcee, Event Compere,
Celebrity Event Host, Festival/Fair Shows, Live Charity
Auctioneer, Corporate Entertainment, Director, Event Producer.
His first trick roping rodeo performance was in 1978, at the 101 Ranch Rodeo, when he was 9 years
old, but he started performing at age 5, tap dancing and jazz dancing. By age 8, his “hobo act”
made the top 10 best acts in a national talent contest which is todays version of America Got
Talent. Also while very young he competed by riding bucking ponies in grade school, then
graduating to bulls in high school were he joined the National Rodeo Association. When he was 16
Marty left Texas were he trained under eight-time world champion Donnie Gay. While in Texas he
learned a little about Bull Fighting and went on to be a bullfighter and rodeo clown for Wrangler
company for a few years out of high school. Part of the rodeo clown act required him to be “shot”
in the rear end with a shotgun. At the right moment, Tipton would hit an igniter that would blow
up the seat of his pants. “Sometimes, my shirt would catch on fire and I would have to roll around
a bit, and a lot of the time I got burnt. But it was a great act,” he remembers. It wasn't long before
Marty had the itch for a more direct interactive stage performances so he started perfecting his
trick roping and stage presence skills.
Over the years Marty has performed in everything form professional sports half time shows to
Broadway hit like the Will Rogers Follies and American the Beautiful.
2016 has proved to be on of his best years ever performing for many Fortune 500 companies and
festivals through out the United States.
old, but he started performing at age 5, tap dancing and jazz dancing. By age 8, his “hobo act”
made the top 10 best acts in a national talent contest which is todays version of America Got
Talent. Also while very young he competed by riding bucking ponies in grade school, then
graduating to bulls in high school were he joined the National Rodeo Association. When he was 16
Marty left Texas were he trained under eight-time world champion Donnie Gay. While in Texas he
learned a little about Bull Fighting and went on to be a bullfighter and rodeo clown for Wrangler
company for a few years out of high school. Part of the rodeo clown act required him to be “shot”
in the rear end with a shotgun. At the right moment, Tipton would hit an igniter that would blow
up the seat of his pants. “Sometimes, my shirt would catch on fire and I would have to roll around
a bit, and a lot of the time I got burnt. But it was a great act,” he remembers. It wasn't long before
Marty had the itch for a more direct interactive stage performances so he started perfecting his
trick roping and stage presence skills.
Over the years Marty has performed in everything form professional sports half time shows to
Broadway hit like the Will Rogers Follies and American the Beautiful.
2016 has proved to be on of his best years ever performing for many Fortune 500 companies and
festivals through out the United States.
Fourth-generation Wild West showman Marty Tipton, aka
“The Oklahoma Kid,” carries on the family business with
style. The trick-roping humorist and professional cowboy
has performed thousands of shows across the nation,
adding his own chapter to his storied pedigree with his
sharp wit and astonishing rope spinning skills.
Tipton started training while growing up on the
legendary 101 Ranch in Ponca City Oklahoma, were he
heard stories passed down to him from his great-
grandfather who worked with Buffalo Bill and Geronimo
in the 101 Wild West Shows. His his grandfather
performed in the 1930s for Pawnee Bill Wild West
Shows. In the 1990s Marty's father reopened the Pawnee
Bill Wild West Show in Pawnee Oklahoma were it still
runs today and if that were not enough he even has
relative ties to the legendary Will Rogers by way of his
grandmother McSpadden. One might think spinning
lassos is embedded in Tipton’s DNA.
“The Oklahoma Kid,” carries on the family business with
style. The trick-roping humorist and professional cowboy
has performed thousands of shows across the nation,
adding his own chapter to his storied pedigree with his
sharp wit and astonishing rope spinning skills.
Tipton started training while growing up on the
legendary 101 Ranch in Ponca City Oklahoma, were he
heard stories passed down to him from his great-
grandfather who worked with Buffalo Bill and Geronimo
in the 101 Wild West Shows. His his grandfather
performed in the 1930s for Pawnee Bill Wild West
Shows. In the 1990s Marty's father reopened the Pawnee
Bill Wild West Show in Pawnee Oklahoma were it still
runs today and if that were not enough he even has
relative ties to the legendary Will Rogers by way of his
grandmother McSpadden. One might think spinning
lassos is embedded in Tipton’s DNA.
Marty Tipton Actor / Cowboy Entertainer
Full Wild West Shows Available!
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| THIS SUMMER 2020 BOOKING NOW SUMMER PROGRAMS LIBRARIES & COMMUNITY CENTERS PROGRAMS WITH SOCIAL DISTANCING * Starting * June 16th we are having Introduction to the art of Trick Roping and by Marty Tipton relative of Will Rogers. Tipton has been teaching trick roping for decades and holds World Record in teaching trick roping. It was for the largest group to ever to Trick Rope Performance all at one time in one location and that was held at The Autry Museum in Los Angeles California in 2014. Five generations of experience including the Trick Roping Tipton Girls. While he teaches Trick Roping he shares story of the legendary story Will Rogers. With very little to no social interaction our children may develop anxiety and depression. It is important for our children to have the interaction in order to for them to develop physically, emotionally, cognitively. |