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Members of the Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus performed regularly on the show. [2] Sponsored by Kaiser, American Tobacco, and Alberto-Culver, [8] the program was Desilu's first color series. [9] The Greatest Show on Earth faced competition from two comedy programs on CBS: Petticoat Junction and The Jack Benny Program.
American circus owners (35 P) Pages in category "American circuses" The following 51 pages are in this category, out of 51 total.
His "Rowe's American Circus" played in Melbourne, Australia from June 1852 [3] to October 1854, when he liquidated the establishment. [4] The English acrobat George Lewis was one of his performers. Rowe returned to America in February 1854, leaving his wife Eliza, who was a performing member of the circus, riding a trick pony, as sole manager.
Television shows in this category include TV programs featuring live performances by professional circuses or reality TV programs that center on live performances of circus acts or skills generally considered to be circus arts. For TV programs set in fictional circuses, traveling carnivals, sideshows or freak shows, see the subcategories.
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The Circus is an American documentary television series initially following the 2016 presidential race, [1] [2] the Trump administration, the 2020 United States presidential election, and then the Biden administration. It was produced by Left/Right Productions, a North Road company, for Showtime. [3]
John Andrew ‘Jack’ Lepiarz (born July 11, 1988), better known by his stage names Jack the Whipper and Jacques Ze Whipper, is an American circus performer and social media personality. He is best known for his whip cracking stage show which he performs at several Renaissance festivals and posts on social media, where he has over 3 million ...
On December 18, a month after Super Circus moved from Chicago to New York City, Kirchner left the show and started a new ringmaster career at the city's TV station WOR-TV Channel 9. The new show — Terrytoon Circus — premiered on October 22, 1956 and was seen Monday through Friday at 7pm. Most of the daily episodes opened with Kirchner's ...