Lionel Legare: Rolling Globe danger act
Here are two photos of Lionel Legare performing his Mammoth Spiral Tower Act in Pennsylvania in 1910. Here's an article
Here are two photos of Lionel Legare performing his Mammoth Spiral Tower Act in Pennsylvania in 1910. Here's an article
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
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
Taken from his book, “This Way to the Big Show” (1936), veteran circus press agent Dexter W. Fellows, recalled the
Not juggling but quite interesting!Here’s Rondart aka Ronald Tomlinson, performing on the Paul Daniels Magic Show in 1984.https://youtu.be/rzVJUL1F6uUYou can read
Wow! Check out this act from 1904! Sadly no video yet.It was called the Salto Monocycle Track. “This sensational act
The Koch Sisters (real surname –Kuharzh-Koh) Marta Boleslavovna Koch was born in Riga, Latvia (1912-1996).Circus performer, acrobat, gymnast, Honoured Artist
I realise that most of you are on your phones but I recommend that you use a computer or laptop
Gaston Desprez (1864-1938) was a French inventor and theatre director. The son of an industrialist, he was the inventor of
Here’s a performer you’ve probably never heard of. Enoch Brocklehurst was born in 1890 in the Derbyshire town of Ilkeston,