Performers
Found in 4715 Collections and/or Records:
The Circus Comes to Town Poster, From 4 November 1946
The Circus Comes to Town Poster, c1900 - 1999
The Circus of Horrors Dutch Poster, c1960-1999
Arnhem, Rijnhal, 12 to 16 March. Dr Haze v the X-Factor. Colour photograph of two performers, one with white face makeup and sharp finger nails inside some form of cage, the other wearing a black top hat and black glasses, background black and red, type multicoloured
The Circus of Horrors Dutch Poster, c1960-1999
Arnhem, Rijnhal, 12 to 16 March. Dr Haze v the X-Factor. Monochrome green photograph of a woman with sharp fangs, background black, type green and white
The Circus of Horrors Poster, c1960-1999
Camden, The Roundhouse, 21 January to 21 February. Colour photograph of several circus acts gathered about a fire, including clowns, a dwarf on a motorbike and a trapeze artist, background pink, type white, green and black. Designed by Tony Shuker
The Circus of Horrors Programme, c1900 - 1999
Colour photograph of female vampire's face showing behind an open metal hatch in a box with metal spears on the front cover, inside programme and colour photographs of acts and performers with text, on back cover save the rhino campaign article, 6p.p.
The Circus of Horrors Programme, c2000
Red type on black background on front cover, on gloosy card, inside introduction, colour photographs of acts and performers with text, programme in the centre and commercial advertising, also circus merchandise advertising, 10p.p.
The Circus of Horrors, The Evolution Brochure, c1900 - 1999
Colour photograph of a female aerial act wearing a white outfit with red stains on the chest hanging upside down over a red background on the front cover, inside introduction, colour and black and white photographs of the acts and performers with text, circus merchandise on the last page and commercial advertising, 10p.p.
The Civic, Eldon Street, Barnsley Poster, Commencing Monday 27 December [c1960 - 1980]
Ronald Cryer (for Ectricfame Ltd.) presents Wyn Calvin "Nurse Glucose", Jimmy Edmundson & Peter Elliott "The Robbers" in Barnsley's All-Comedy Family Pantomime Babes in the Wood. White poster with orange highlights and black text, orange and black illustration. Printed by Electric (Modern) Printing Co. Ltd. Manchester.
The Civic, Eldon Street, Barnsley Poster, Commencing Monday 27 December for a season [1965]
The Civic Hall, Eldon St., Barnsley Poster, Commencing 24 December [c1950 - 1970]
The Civic Hall Poster, c1950 - 1959
Barnsley. Aladdin, Ronnie Collis, Anjie Dean, Granville Taylor and Valerie and others. Contains colour illustration. Signed by Granville Taylor (Faust). Printed by Electric (modern) Printing Co., ltd., Manchester.
The Coliseum Poster, 29 January 1912
Porthcawl, Ben Jackson in banjo tricks and comedy, Will Norman, the renowned vocalist, New Pictures but not able to decipher films as bottom. Black type on pink background.
The Complete Works of William Shakespeare Book, 1864
Book containing obituaries for various members of the Holloway family including William, Jane, Edward, john and James and including references to James' rendering of Richard the Third at Ashlety's Royal Amphitheatre under the management of Cooke and other plays such as Macbeth, and Rob Roy by Walter Scott.
The Coronation St. Theatre Poster, 26 July - October 1985
Blackpool. The Happy Days Pierrots show. Contains illustration.
The Coronation St. Theatre Poster, Summer season 1986
Blackpool. You Ain’t Heard nothin’ Yet! The Al Jolson Birthday Show with Steve King and others. Red and black illustrations.
The Coventry Theatre (Coventry Hippodrome) Poster, Opening Tuesday 26 June [1962]
The Coventry Theatre Poster, c1950 - 1959
Michael Holliday, Hal Monty, The Cha Cha’s The Cycling Kirks, The Strong Brothers, David Conway, Yvonne Prestige, The Jolly Jesters, Billy Moore, Davis Conway. Printed on box office card.
The Craston Sisters, c1920 - 1930
Photographic print of sisters Louise (Lulu) and Victoria Craston in dance costume seated back to back on a chair.
The Crastonians, c1920 - 1940
Victoria and Joe Craston dressed in performance costume. 'Mannell London' printed on the front.