Bonbon Brothers: Japanese Juggling Duo early 2000s
Here are the Bonbon Brothers from Japan.I haven't discovered much about them at all and I think there are several
Here are the Bonbon Brothers from Japan.I haven't discovered much about them at all and I think there are several
Here are two photos of Lionel Legare performing his Mammoth Spiral Tower Act in Pennsylvania in 1910. Here's an article
Well this is terrific! A real danger act! Here's Will Fussner, The Great Fussner, performing his rolling globe act while
The Philion was a coal-burning steamer built by circus showman Achille Philion, who was born in (French) Canada in 1851.
Here's Signor Ethardo (1825-1911), known as 'The Spiral Ascensionist', seen here performing at the Crystal Palace during the 1860s.“One of
Here's a video of the fabulous, German plate spinner, Wolfgang Bartschelly performing on a TV show in 1982. There's so
Here's a couple of wonderful, short clips from the 1948 film, Give My Regards To Broadway. We see the the
Here's a juggler you may have never heard of though you've probably heard of some of his relatives. Jimmy O'Donnell
Philippe Petit is a French, high wire artist and you can read more about him here:https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philippe_PetitAfter seeing this, I'd really
Here's the brilliant, Andrey Nikolaev Sr (1938-2023), performing a hat and fire club routine in 1965:https://youtu.be/OZLWl5aMso0Here he is again in
So here's an old, silent movie from Germany called, Die schwarze Kugel or Die geheimnisvollen Schwestern. AKA The Black Ball,
Jugglers – if you ever find yourself freezing to death at night, hopefully you might get rescued by mediaeval French
Taken from his book, “This Way to the Big Show” (1936), veteran circus press agent Dexter W. Fellows, recalled the
Rex Roper (1919-2014) was born in Bristol, England, UK. His father was a Texas Ranger and champion sharpshooter. Rex saw
When I first saw this picture, I was intrigued by how much is going on!Here are two videos from Pathé