Clowning
Found in 602 Collections and/or Records:
Monographs, Articles, Manuscripts and Research Material, c1795 - 1999
Compilation of monographs, articles, manuscripts and a range of research material about circus companies and performers in the United Kingdom, Europe and other parts of the world by various authors, the research was mainly compiled by Hal Thomas.
Monte Carlo 16th and 23rd Circus Festivals Film, c1980 - 1999
Film footage on VHS cassette format of Monte Carlo Circus Festivals.
Monte Carlo Circus Festival Film, 1978, 1983, 1995
Film footage on VHS cassette format of Monte Carlo Circus Festivals.
Monte Carlo Circus Festival Film, 1998 - 1999
Film footage on VHS cassette format of Monte Carlo Circus Festivals.
Monte Carlo Circus Festival Film, 1996, 1998
Film footage on VHS cassette format of Monte Carlo Circus Festivals.
Monte Carlo Circus Festival Film, 1998
Film footage on VHS cassette format of Monte Carlo Circus Festival.
Monte Carlo Circus Festival Film, c1974 - 2000
Film footage on VHS cassette format of Monte Carlo Circus Festival.
Moody Bros. Poster, c1800 - 1899
Colour illustration of male equestrian act doing a summer sole over a galloping horse with ringmaster in tuxido stood on the right and clown in stripy outfit stood on the left, over yellow background and orange border on the top section. Printed by Moody Bros., Regd. No. 26553, Birmingham.
Mr G. French as Harlequin Print, c1830 - 1849
Illustration of a harlequin holding a sword towards his back, on the background a cityscape with greenery, London published by John Redington 208, Hoxton Old Town and sold by J. Webb 75 Brick Lane St. Lukes. Hand coloured etching on paper.
Mr Grimaldi Print, 11 October 1820
Lithograph on paper by Wageman, printed by Blood and published by Mr. Charles Westmacott. Black and white illustration of bust portrait of man in suit.
Mr T. Matthews as Clown Print, c1836 - 1860
Colour illustration of a clown with some faded buildings behind him. Lithograph on paper. Published by Archibald Alexander Park, Leonard Street, London.
National Nederlands Circus Toni Boltini Programme, 1976
Karl and Jana company clowns, The Faroa’s illusionist and others, Cut out horse programme. Contains illustration, 12p.p.
New Hall Poster, 27 July and during the week c1930 - 1939
Bargoed. The Three Royces equilibrists, Willis & James in vocal and comedy tit-bits, Arthur Baynes vocal and patter comedian, Tambo & Tambo juggling clowns, Handby Celeine Trio comedy and skating act, The Wadeleys entertainers, Musical Dawson, The Canary choir animal act. Red and blue type on cream background with red, blue and cream border in geometrical pattern. Printed by Wilsons Printers, Leicester.
New South London Palace Poster, Week commencing 8 August 1938
Ricardo with His Costa Rica Accordian Band Featuring the San Jose Four, Gatz & Gatz Continental Clowns, Daimler & Eadie New Songs and Laughs, Allan & Gordon in Taps and Tunes, Jim Jessiman in Scotch Skits, Uke Ray The Broadcasting Bohemian, Warner Bros. Tumbling Clowns, Living Statuary, Marcell’s Porcelain Famous Works of Art, Four Dolly Girls and Ethel, Daring Rhythm Fiends. Red and blue type on off white background. Printed by John Waddington Ltd. 108 Albion Road. N16.
Newsome's Grand Hippodrome Circus Programme, Friday 26 December 1873 - Wednesday 7 January 1874
Newspaper and Magazine Cuttings on Circus, 1897 - 2005
Newspaper Cuttings, c1930 - 1949
Newspaper articles related to the Biddall fairground showman family, Joey Biddall and The Fun of the Fair Spitfire.
Newspaper Cuttings , c1930 - 1949
Newspaper cuttings related to the Biddall family shows, including their ghost show, Albert Biddall and Joey Biddall and an article about The Fun of the Fair Spitfire from 4th November 1941.
Newspaper Cuttings About Billy 'Little Billy' Merchant, c1900 - 1999
Photocopies of newspaper articles relating to Billy 'Little Billy' Merchant and Jimmy Scott, circus clowns.
Newspaper Cuttings and Scapbooks, 1838 - 2007
A collection of newspaper cuttings on circus, circus proprietors and performers and scrapbooks containing newspaper cuttings, posters, programmes and other items of ephemera, covering mainly British circuses and venues such as Belle Vue and also some international circuses.