Sir John Dinely at Argyll Rooms, London. ‘A Lecture on his wonderful Marriage-Offer Wherein he will endeavour to prove that, generally, Women excel the Men in Understanding'.

Photograph of two male acrobats, one sat on the bike and the other doing a handstand on his hands in the open air. The motorbike has a flag on the handle bars marked 'Bros Barr'. The Brothers Barr were Thomas and Charles Barr, originally miners, of Lochgelly, Fifeshire. They were also later billed as the Aberdonians. The brothers are performing in front of a lorry marked Moxon's Circus.

Nairn, The Link, 31 July to 1 August. Colour illustration of a circus ring, with acts performing in in including acrobats, clowns, horses, a ballerina on horeback and the ringmaster, with a giant clown's head above, background yellow and blue, type black, red and blue. Nairn dates glued on separately. Printed by W E Berry LTD, Bradford

Programmes for Barrett's Circus and Barrett's Great Canadian Circus containing monochrome illustrations of animals and clown and one with a colour illustration, some only text on the front cover, inside programme.

Chipping Norton, Sports Field. The Lynton Troupe of comedy cyclists, the fire horses, The Yelsons acrobats, 80 animals, including horses, ponies, wolves, elephant and monkeys, Douglas and Cook princes of fools, Speedy mime. Black and yellow illustrations of a jocky on a horse, an elephant and a clown, background yellow, type red and black. Printed by W E Berry, LTD, Printers, Bradford

Babes in the Wood, Ken Platt. Contains colour illustration.

Barum Circus programmes, containing colour illustrations and photographs on the front covers, inside black and white and colour photographs of perfomers and acts with text, introduction, programme and commercial advertising.

Sheringham, Regal Rooms, 4 January. Colour illustation of five clowns, one holding a giant candy cane, one squirting water from a flower onto another's nose, and one throwing a cream pie in another's face, background white, type multicoloured

Bath, Middle Common, Royal Victoria Park, Wednesday 27 to Saturday 30 June. See the elephants walk from Bath Spa Goods station. Notice strip to be added to a poster with the itenerary of the elephant parade. Black type on off white background

Bradford. On the front, colour photograph of The Improbable Theatre, the name and date of the festival in red, yellow, blue and white type with a yellow border, and blue, yellow, white and red type listing the time, date and venue of each performance, and on the reverse, colour photographs of performances by Skinning the Cat, the company logo in yellow and white type, the festival logo, and information about Skinning the Cat's 'Rubicon' performance in white type.

Master George Aspull, Miss Paton and Mr Murray, possibly at London. 'In the course of these concerts he will perform on the Grand Pianoforte.' Child prodigy performer.

Manchester. Black type on red, yellow and blue illustrations of circus acts on the background, inside introduction, black and white photographs of acts and performers with text, programme in the centre, other short articles and commercial advertisement, 18p.p.

Manchester. Colour illustration of cartoon lion dressed as ringmaster standing by the list of acts, red, black and blue type on off white background. Printed by Electric (M) Printing Co., Ltd, Manchester, 8

Manchester. Colour illustration of elephant seating down and squirting water out of its trunk and two clowns on bottom section on front cover, inside introduction, black and white illustrations and photographs of acts and performers with text, programme in the centre, other short articles and commercial advertising, 18p.p.