Circus
Found in 5063 Collections and/or Records:
Brian Boswell's Circus Programme, c1900 - 1999
Purple and red type on yellow background with red stars and images of past programmes on the front cover, inside introduction, colour photographs of acts and performes, a page on animal care and programme, 8p.p.
Brighton Centre Circus Poster, c1900 - 1999
Brighton, The Brighton Centre, 20 July to 28 August. Colour illustration of three clowns, one standing on another foot while balancing the third of his arm, background yellow, type black. Designed by Derek Simpson
British Circus and Variety Programmes, 1949 - 1970
British Circuses Programmes, 1921 - 2018
British Council DV Cassette Tape, c1995 - 2008
DV cassette tapes relating to Albert & Friends Instant Circus.
British Empire Family Circus Poster, c1900 - 1999
British, European and International Circus Posters, 1840-1999
British, European and international circus posters including Cody's Circus, William Cooke's Circus, Chapman's Circus, The Great Continental Circus, The Royal Bengal Circus, The Great Carmo's Circus, California Circus, Bostock and Wombwell and many others with performances by Sonya Allen, Harry Fossett, The Sandows, Bobo, Robert Brothers, Schumann Family, Jimmy Chipperfield, Norman Barrett, Koringa, Rio, Ron and Rita, Harry and Betty Paulo, Togare and many other artistes
British Isles Circuses Research Material, 1900 - 1988
Notebooks containing listings of British circuses, their programmes, descriptions of the acts and newspaper cuttings. Created by D. H. Thomas (David Harold Thomas aka Hal Thomas). Manuscript.
British Safety Council Certificate, 2010
Certificate recognising that Albert & Friends Instant Circus, is committed to educating young people about health and safety in the workplace, awarded by the British Safety Council.
Broekman’s Circus and Great Monkey Performance Handbill, c1876
Duke’s Theatre also known as Theatre Royal Holborn, London. Two part show with monkeys, poodles and equestrian entertainment, 4pp.
Broncho Bill and Bailey's Big Circus and Western Show Ticket, c1900 - 1999
Blue type on pink background with illustration of elephant holding a man by the head in its mouth and monkeys on the top of the scene's frame. Printed by Moody Bros. Ltd, Printers, Birmingham
Broncho Bill's Wild West Show and Circus Programmes, 1917-1920
Black type on off white background with geometrical border and programme, some glued to others back to back, also contain a black and white postcard of Broncho Bill's elephant and ponies. Printed by Paulton Bros., Printers, Berry Street Wolverhampton.
Brothers Barr Performing on a Motorbike Photograph , c1920 - 1929
Photograph of a man lying down on a motorbike seat with his legs extended upwards holding another man on his feet. 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.
BTEC FMP DV Cassette Tape, February 2007
Further information on tape: Feb 1/2 Term 2007
BTEC FMP DV Cassette Tape, [2007]
DV cassette tapes relating to Albert & Friends Instant Circus.
BTEC FMP DV Cassette Tape, [2007]
DV cassette tapes relating to Albert & Friends Instant Circus.
Bubble Girl Costume Sketch, c2000
Black ink sketch for the costume of Bubble Girl, including handwritten annotations and material samples.
Build Your Own Circus Booklet, c1900 - 1999
Cardboard booklet containing colour cut out circus images for assembly and image of two children playing with the built model on the front cover, in the centre a text by D. M. Priestly about the booklet and circus story and instructions for assembly on back cover. Printed in Sweden, 13p.p
Burnt Stub Zoo, Circus and Amusement Programme, 1934
Chessington, Surrey. Green type on off white card with opening hours, animal feeding times and circus programme inside and information on amusements on back cover, 2p.p.
Burnt Stub Zoo, Circus and Amusement Programme, c1900 - 1999
Back cover of programme containing part of the circus programme, green type on off white card with opening hourse on reverse.