thecircusblog | June 30, 2012
This is what is known as a double flying act. There are two catchers in the center of the rigging. This to my knowledge as seen here is the only photo of this flying act.This photo was shot in the very early 1950’s, might be late 1940’s.
thecircusblog | June 30, 2012
It’s a baby bull Jar-go. NO hay, no water, no shovelling. Now why couldn’t I have thought of this kind of act. This photo had no name on it, just a date of 1954.
thecircusblog | June 30, 2012
Shorty did one of the–if not the funniest–comedy trapeze act that I have ever seen. Not as a clown or doing a drunk routine, just straight comedy with very tough tricks.
thecircusblog | June 30, 2012
thecircusblog | June 30, 2012
thecircusblog | June 25, 2012
This photo was taken during a performance at a vaudeville theater. Early 1900’s.
thecircusblog | June 25, 2012
This photo was actually taken on a vaudeville theater stage in the very early 1900’s. I am so fortunate that I have these wonderful old original photos in my collection. A very profound comment made by Pete Kolozsy.
