Performers
Found in 5147 Collections and/or Records:
Cottle and Austen's London Festival Circus Poster, c1960-1999
Keswick, High Hill, The Crossings, 12 to 13 Setember. Background white with a blue section, type orange, white and black. Printed in England by W E Berry Ltd, Bradford
Cottle and Austen's London Festival Circus Poster, 26 - 31 May 1975
Birmingham, Pype Hayes Park. Background white with a blue section, type orange, white and black. Printed in England by W E Berry Ltd, Bradford
Cottle and Austen's London Festival Circus Poster, c1960-1999
Ilford, Melbourne Field, 24 to 29 April. Background white with blue and yellow sections, type multicoloured. Printed in England by W E Berry LTD, Bradford
Cottle and Auten's Circus Spectacular Programme, 1971
Illustrations and type on red, blue and white on the front cover showing a showgirl and a clown's face, inside introduction and programme and factual information on back cover. Printed by Trelawney Press Ltd, White Lund, Morecambe, 2p.p.
Cottle-Chipperfield Circus Programme, 1982
Colour photograph of circus ring with parade in the centre with American and British flags in a circle on a blue background and colour illustration of clown on the front cover, inside black and white photographs of acts and performers and long articles, half the programme in English and half in Chinese with programme in the centre and commercial advertising, 10p.p.
Cottle Sisters New Generation Circus Poster, c1960-1999
Edgware, Montrose Recreation Ground, 4 to 9 June. Colour photograph of three women in red uniforms, background blue and white with pink and yellow border, type white, yellow and black. Designed by Tony Shuker, photography by Bristol United Press
Cottle Sisters New Generation Circus Poster, c1960-1999
Tonbridge, Quarry Hill, Mableton Farm, 11 to 13 July. Colour illustration of a clown, background pink, border blue and yellow, type multicoloured
Cottle Sisters New Generation Circus Poster, 22 December 1994 - 8 January 1995
London, Alexandra Palace. Colour illustrations of King Kong on top of a skyscraper and the three Cottle Sisters, background yellow, type multicoloured. Designed by Tony Shuker
Cottle Sisters New Generation Circus Poster, 22 December 1994 - 8 January 1995
London, Alexandra Palace. Colour illustrations of King Kong on top of a skyscraper and the three Cottle Sisters, background yellow, type multicoloured. Designed by Tony Shuker
County Borough Of Southport Pier Head Poster, c1940 - 1949
Fred E. Rayne presents The Tonics, Joe Hodson comedian, Rene Rayne soubrette, Helen Allayne musical comedy soprano, Arthur Dixon Pianist Entertainer, Frank Elans entertainer, Mamie Benson The Versatility Girl, Teddie Stanton comedian, Doris Foskett a smile and a song. Red and black type on white background. Printed by ‘Visiter’. Printing Works, Tulketh Street.
Couple Outside Circus Tent Photograph, c1920 - 1939
Photograph of a couple standing at the entrance to a circus tent.
Couple with Zulu Warrior Photograph, c1920 - 1939
Photograph of a couple with Zulu warrior. 'Taken with one of the chiefs at a --affir dance' written on the reverse.
Coventry Theatre, Hales Street Coventry Poster, Friday 23 May - Sunday 25 May [c1960 - 1970]
Bernard Delfont presents On the stage in person An Evening with Val Doonican with Dev Shawn. Des Lane, The Kingfishers, Johnnie Wiltshire Orchestra, Jimmy Currie Quartette, Guest Star Susan Lane. Red Poster, black and white photographs, yellow, white and black text, black and white illustration. Printed by Electric (Modern) Printing Co. Ltd. Manchester.
Coventry Theatre, Hales Street Coventry Poster, Sunday 17 October [1971]
Stars from the Black & White Minstrel Show. Semprini, Dai Francis, John Boulter, Margaret Savage, Peter Kaye, The Double Five directed by Geoff Laycock. Black poster with white and yellow banners, yellow, black and white text, black and white photographs and small white illustrations.
Coventry Theatre, Hales Street Poster, Commencing Monday 25 September [1967]
Chesney Aleen presents Great Stars of the Music Hall in Old Time Music Hall with Hetty King, Billy Russell, Adelaide Hall, Bob & Ale Pearson, Nat Gonella, Margery Manners, George Lacy, Billy Matchett, Johnny Clayton, Dale Warren & Gloria. Yellow poster with red and blue text, small blue illustrations. Printed by Electric (Modern) Printing Co., Ltd, Manchester.
Coventry Theatre Poster, 26 December 1975 - 6 March 1976
The Black and White Minstrel Show. Contains colour illustration.
Craston Sisters, c1920 - 1930
Victoria Craston (Left) and Louise Craston (Lulu Adams) (right) both lifting their legs a a pose.
Crecraft’s Exhibition Handbill, c1874
The Original Mr and Mrs Tommy Dodd at the Agricultural Hall, London. “The King and Queen of the Lilliputians”. Printed by Alfred Ballard, Steam Printer, Cannon Street Road, E, London.
Cross Brothers Christmas Circus Poster, 29 December 1983 - 16 January 1984
Harrow Leisure Centre. Black and white illustration of a roaring tiger made to appear as if it is bursting through the poster, background green and white, type black. Printed by BRIAN PAGE (CRANLEIGH)
Cross Brothers Circus Poster, c1900 - 1999
Hastings Pier, 10 July to 4 September. Black and red line illustrations of a clown's head and six lions, with a border of yellow, white and green stars, background white and green, type multicoloured. Designed and printed by Alan Hurstwayte Associates Hastings