Clowning
Found in 602 Collections and/or Records:
Clown Cashmore, c1900 - 1910
Promotional postcard photograph of Clown Cashmore. Postcard printed in Lisbon, Portugal. The clown is believed to be Joe Craston.
Clown Cavalcade, Here's the Circus, Circus Thrills, and Fun at the Circus Film, c1907 - 2001
Circusama, Yesterdays Circus Today. 8mm. Black and White, Silent. Dupe print of all 4 films, possibly extracts. 'Clown Cavalcade' is a 50ft, Pathescope release. Includes London Olympia. 'Here's the Circus' features Bertram Mills by Movie Pak. 'Circus Thrills' features Bertram Mills by Peak/Walton. 'Fun at the Circus' features Bertram Mills by Movie Pak.
Clown in the Circus Ring, c1930 - 1950
Clown performing in the circus ring with a dog and a miniature cart. Probably Joe Craston.
Clown Joe Craston, 2 November 1938
Clown Joe Craston performing on stage with dog appearing out of a container. 'Joe Craston' written on reverse. 'Jerome stamped on reverse with date '21 Nov 1938'.
Clown Postcard, c1970 - 1979
Postcard featuring a clown.
Clown Print, c1900 - 1999
Colour digital print of a head portrait of a smiling tramp clown on a brown background.
Clown Prints, c1900 - 1999
Colour digital prints of famous clowns including Charlie Cairoli, Grock, Coco and Popov, by Royston Knipe.
Clowns, c1930 - 1950
Postcard photograph of two clown standing outside a building. The clown on the left is Albert Adams (Albertino) who is wearing female clown clothing and appears to be holding a baby. The clown on the right with a violin is his wife Louise Craston (Lulu Adams).
Clowns, c1930 - 1950
Group of clowns with man in the centre. '--Fred Mayo of Stage Radio and Screen/Was with Barnum and Bailey 1890/Fifth Avenue Hotel, 24 Avenue' written on reverse. Albert Adams as Albertino far right and Lulu Adams second from right.
Clowns at Children's Party, c1930 - 1940
Children's party scene with a large group of children and two clowns. One of the clowns (Joe Craston) is holding a circular disc with the words 'Electric'. The other clown is Whimsical Walker. An adult male wearing a chain of office is also to the rear, possibly Mayor of London at Mansion House. Copyright 'Fox Photos Tudor Street London' is stamped on the reverse.
Clowns at Event, 8 January 1936
Clown, Joe Craston, to the right and male and female in fancy dress costume. 'Mansion House 8/1/36' written on reverse. Mansion House is the official residence of the Lord Mayor of London. 'Keystone View Company' stamped on reverse.
Clowns on Carriage, c1890 - 1910
Two clowns seated on a horse and carriage, possibly part of 'Lord' George Sanger's Circus.
Clown's Portrait Pastel, c1900 - 1999
A white face clown's head portrait wearing a red hat and green top on grey paper on pastel by Jack Niblett, mounted on brown card.
Clyde Beatty-Cole Bros. Circus Poster, c1930 - 1949
The World’s Largest Circus. Colour illustration of white face clown on a blue background a large big top behind him and the circus name in red type over yellow. Printed by Enquirer Printing Co., Cincinnati USA.
Continental Circus Berlin Programme, 1992
Continental Circus Berlin Programmes, 1991 - 1992
Programmes for the Continental Circus Berlin shows in Great Britain.
Cooke's Circus Poster, c1800 - 1899
Cottle and Austen's Circus Programme, c1970
Red type on white background with illustration of smiley clown's face on the front cover, inside blue type on white background with introduction to history of circus and programme, on reverse advertisement for the Dorset steam and historic fund, 2p.p.
Cottle and Auten's Circus Spectacular Programme, 1971
Illustrations and type on red, blue and white on the front cover showing a showgirl and a clown's face, inside introduction and programme and factual information on back cover. Printed by Trelawney Press Ltd, White Lund, Morecambe, 2p.p.
Cottle-Chipperfield Circus Programme, 1982
Colour photograph of circus ring with parade in the centre with American and British flags in a circle on a blue background and colour illustration of clown on the front cover, inside black and white photographs of acts and performers and long articles, half the programme in English and half in Chinese with programme in the centre and commercial advertising, 10p.p.