Circus
Found in 5065 Collections and/or Records:
Joe Craston, c1930 - 1950
Painted image of Joe Craston, possibly from a circus programme. 'Keep Smiling' written in the top corner.
Joe Craston, c1930 - 1950
Painted image of Joe Craston, possibly from a circus programme.
Joe Gandey Present Circus International Poster, c1970 - 1979
Poster left blank for overprinting location and date. Running Fox and Juanata Apache Fire Rituals, Cusicks continental comedy cocktails, Jacqueline trapeze artist. Yellow, red and blue type on white background with photos.
Joe Gandey's Circus Presentations Poster, 1970
English Single Most Circus International, Featuring Granada Television Documentary, Delmarrs Equilibrists, Trevor Doolottle acrobatic, comedy and juggling, Cheeko minute Trick Pony, Caprice Alpine Goat, Billy Diamond and Sioux City Sue Knife Throwing, Prince Kahn And Co., Running fox and Juanita Apache Fire Rituals.
Joe Stumcke Collection
This collection contains scrapbooks, programmes, photographs of performers at the Kursaal, Bertram Mills Circus and sideshows as well as some business records related to the Stumcke family and their work at the Kursaal and Bertram Mills Circus.
John Anderson Collection
Colour and black and white born digital photographs of Zippos Circus taken by John Anderson in Endcliffe Park, Sheffield
John Bramwell Taylor Collection
John Duffy's Circus Poster, c1950-1999
John F. C. Heather Collection
Black and white photographs related to Joseph Charles Heather, the Sanger Circus and the Bostock Jungle.
John Gale Collection
Photographs taken by John Gale, including a collection of negatives from his favourite fairs: Newcastle Town Moor, Durham Miners' Gala, Houghton Feast, Northallerton and his home town of Wolsingham. There are also a number of newspaper cuttings, circus and rally programmes.
John Lawson's Dereske Circus Film, 1988
Circusama, Yesterdays Circus Today. 8mm. 20 feet, 5 minutes long. Silent, in colour. Possibly filmed by Noel Drewe. Includes scenes from Bovingdon Green.
John Martin Turner's Circus Research Collection
This collection contains John Turner’s research on circus people indexes, which lists circus performers from the Victorian age onwards. It contains notebooks, index cards, photocopies and pictures gathered from a number of repositories and libraries during John Turner’s life and used for articles published in a variety of journals and magazines, and for the numerous books that he published during his lifetime. The collection also contains some posters and programmes
John Pearson's Gigantic Christmas Circus, Menagerie and Fun Fair Programme, 22 December 1949 - 14 January 1950
The King's Hall, Balmoral, Belfast. Black and white photograph of roaring tiger in the centre and black type on red background on front cover, inside introduction, black and white photographs of performers and acts with text, programme in the centre and commercial advertising, 6p.p
John Robinson Collection
Colour and black and white photographs of fairgrounds icluding some of Dorset Steam Fair from the collection of John Robinson and the late Fred Robinson.
John Sanger Family Group Photograph, c1900 - 1909
John Swallow in Top Hat and Tails, c1930 - 1955
Black and white photograph of circus performer, John Swallow (also known as Johnny Swallow), shown wearing a top hat and tails, possibly whilst working at Rosaire's Circus. Stamped on the reverse as the copyright of Captain A. E. Middleton.
Join the Circus, and I'm No Angel Film, c1965 - 1979
Circusama, Yesterdays Circus Today. Super8. Two feature films on one reel. 'Join the Circus' is black and white, silent. Stars Harry 'Snub' Pollard and Paul Parrot.
Join the Circus Film, c1965 - 1979
Super8, Pathe. 200 feet, 13 minutes long. Black and white, silent. Feature film starring Harry 'Snub' Pollard and Paul Parrot. Possibly two films on one reel. Collectors Club.
Jolly's Circus Poster, c1990 - 1999
Colour illustration of clown, acts and big top. Left blank for overprinting location and date. Printed by Artisan Printer, Presteigne.
Joseph Charles Heather Obituary, 18 April 1953
Newspaper cutting of an obituary on the death of Joseph Charles Heather taken from the Long Eaton Advertiser and South Derbyshire Chronicle.