Performers
Found in 4555 Collections and/or Records:
Correspondence, c1900 - 1999
Items of correspondence including personal and business letters and Christmas greetings.
Correspondence, c1900 - 2008
Items of personal correspondence and correspondence related to the Sanger and Ohmy families.
Correspondence, 12 May 2003
Emails between Neil Copper, Jeremy Goldstein and Simor Byford about touring the show.
Correspondence, 1907 - 1961
Letters and cards addressed to Lulu, the Crastons and Cashmores relating to business and personal matters.
Correspondence, c1935 - 1950
Correspondence sent to Renee Marshall (nee Scott), primarily from her husband, Walter Marshall whilst he was serving with the Royal Air Force during the Second World War.
Correspondence, 1932 - 1949
Includes correspondence sent to Ruth Manning-Sanders from performers that she met whilst travelling with the circus, including Freddie Pickford and various members of the Rosaire family, notably Fred Rosaire (also known as The Count) and Florence Rosaire (known as The Countess).
Correspondence from Freddie Pickford, 25 August 1932 - 4 February 1937
Manuscript letters sent to Ruth Manning-Sanders from Freddie Pickford, relating to his route while performing as an animal trainer with 'Empire Circus', the financial problems experienced during his time working for a circus in Portsmouth, as well as news concerning his elephant, Lizzie. The letters are signed 'F. Pickford and Lizzie the Elephant'.
Correspondence from the Rosaire Family, 23 December 1938 - 22 November 1949
Correspondence from Thomas Cook, 10 May 1932
Letter from Thomas Cook detailing travel arrangements for Billy Bellhouse to Poland.
Correspondence from Walter Marshall to Renee Marshall, c1935 - 1950
Correspondence Regarding the Ghost Train Show at Glastonbury, 2005
Correpondence with Jacqui Leigh about touring Ghost Train at Glastonbury.
Correspondence Related to the Ohmy Circus Family, 1905 - 1929
Postcard correspondence related to the Ohmy Circus family, including a postcard from Lillie Reeve to Mr Claude Smith while he was a prisoner of war in Germany.
Costume, Hair and Makeup Expenses Financial Information, 26 June - 5 September 2005
Includes related invoices, budget outline, receipts and remittance advice
Costumes, c1988 - 2004
Four costumes designed and made by Rebecca Truman for Skinning the Cat shows called Scrimple, Drippy, Firebird Sequin and Stretch twins (2).
Cottle and Austen Christmas Circus Poster, c1970-2005
Richmond, Twickenham Road, Old Deer Park, 23 December to 5 January. Pityu, The Flying Jansens. Colour photographs of a clown with a dwarf sitting on his back, four acrobats and a hula-hooper, background blue, type multicoloured. Designed by Tony Shuker. Printed by PERFECTAPRINT
Cottle and Austen Combined Circus Poster, 24 - 28 March 2004
Swindon, Moredon Bridge. Colour illustration of an acrobat on a swing reaching towards the observer, two clown's heads and a woman standing on top of a high platform, background image of the circus ring, type multicoloured
Cottle and Austen Combined Circus Poster, 26 December 1987 - 17 January 1988
Battersea Park, Hippodrome. Colour illustrations of a clown, two acrobats, an elephant, a lion, a tiger and a zebra, background multicoloured, type white, yellow and black
Cottle and Austen Combined Circus Poster, 26 December 1987 - 17 January 1988
Battersea Park, Hippodrome. Colour illustrations of a clown, two acrobats, an elephant, a lion, a tiger and a zebra, background multicoloured, type white, yellow and black
Cottle and Austen Combined Circus Poster, 24 - 28 March 2004
Swindon, Moredon Bridge. Colour illustration of two clowns, two acrobats, an a woman standing on an elevated platform, background blue and yellow, type multicoloured
Cottle and Austen Combined Circus Poster, 14 - 19 June 2005
Paisley, St James Park. Diego the human rocket. Colour illustrations of a man being fired from a cannon, and two women dancing in elaborate feathered costumes, background blue and yellow, type multicoloured