By the time he had produced the "Red Devil", he had more bookings then he could handle, the "Red Devil" would be advertised in several towns in close proximity, then substitute pilots and aircraft would be flown with full crowds of spectators. In one display in St. Louis he flew the "Red Devil" under the Eads and McKinley Bridges in St.Louis.
By this point, he had secured more bookings than he could accommodate, the "Red Devil" was promoted in several towns in close proximity to each other, followed by substitute pilots and aircraft being flown with full crowds of spectators. In one notable event in St. Louis, he performed the "Red Devil" under the Eads and McKinley Bridges in St.Louis.