Sensations of 1945 (film released in 1944): various circus skills including juggling, slackwire, teeterboard and unicycling.
This post is more for those of you who like old variety films. There's only a tiny bit of juggling
This post is more for those of you who like old variety films. There's only a tiny bit of juggling
A few nights ago, I started looking through this list of films that were produced by Siegmund Lubin, in the
The description on this video translated as Alan Shultz but actually it's the fantastic, bounce juggler and tap dancer, Alan Šulc from
These two videos are great! I remember watching them years ago on Juggling TV. Here's the late, Spanish juggler, Ant
Not the best video quality but packed full of skills from 1959. Very little information is given so I don’t
So I've been doing some research into a circus family called The Hoffman's. They performed at a variety of circuses
OMG! It's amazing what can be found when you just type the person's stage name into YouTube. Here is the
Aside from a ten second clip I found on the YouTube channel, Circofrenia, here's a longer clip of the French
I watched this Pathe video called Circus Hours from 1928 and in the description it mentions Bostock's Three Ring Circus.
Here's a silent, Pathe video from 1925 called, Diabolo Dips! The man's name has been misspelled, as it should say,
Here’s someone you may not have heard of performing the Growing Candlestick Trick on a very slack wire. He also
Wow.. what a terrific act! I've certainly never heard of this man before and I can't find much written about
“The Fossett family is one of the oldest circus families still in existence and one of the most prolific ones
Okay folks, so here’s a rare gem! I say that because I’m delving into the rabbit hole of juggling and
WHAT A FIND!!! So earlier today I rewatched an old Pathe video from 1940 called, “Tommy Trevor And Partner”, which
I’ve been doing some research into a British family of jugglers and in addition to discovering some family tree and