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Ringling Bros. Worlds Greatest Shows Magazine of Wonders and Daily Review, 1911, 8th Edition, Washington, D.C.
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8th Edition, Washington, D.C., May 1 and 2; Baltimore, Md., May 3 and 4; Wilmington, Del., May 5; Trenton, N.J., May 6; Philadelphia, Pa., One Week, May 8 to 13, 1911.
Al Ringling, Equestrian Director. John Agie, Assistant Equestrian...
1st Edition. Dayton, Ohio, May 16; Columbus, May 17.
Entry and Pantomime Music Arranged by J.J. Richards Scenery Designed and Painted by Hitchinson & Co. Costumes and Accessories Designed by William Crowe Costumes and Accessories...
Ringling Brothers Circus and Barnum & Bailey Combined Shows Magazine and Daily Review, 1919, Atlanta, GA: The Circus Colossal Combining The Two Unequaled Institutions of the Amusement World
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Atlanta, GA., November 10, 1919
General Equestrian Director: Fred Bradna Equestrian Director: John Agee Musical Director: Merle Evans
Display No. 1: Grand Introductory Pageant Fittingly Inaugurating the Premier Presentation of this, The...
Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Combined Shows Magzine and Daily Review, 1930, Brooklyn, N.Y.
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Brooklyn, N.Y., May 12-17, 1930; Philadelphia, Pa., May 19-24, 1930; West Philapdelphia, May 26-28, Camden, N.J., May 29, 1930; Atlantic City, May 30, 1930; Reading Pa., May 31, 1930.
Ringling Brothers Circus and Barnum & Bailey Combined Shows Magazine and Daily Review, 1919, Philadelphia, P.A.: The Circus Colossal Combining The Two Unequaled Institutions of the Amusement World
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Philadelphia, Pa., One Week, May 5 to May 10, 1919
General Equestrian Director: Fred Bradna Equestrian Director: John Agee Musical Director: Merle Evans
Display No. 1: Grand Introductory Pageant Fittingly Inaugurating the Premier...
Ringling Brothers Circus and Barnum & Bailey Combined Shows Magazine and Daily Review,1919, Madison Square Garden: The Circus Colossal Combining The Two Unequaled Institutions of the Amusement World
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Madison Square Garden, Season: March 29 and April 26, 1919
General Equestrian Director: Fred Bradna Equestrian Director: John Agee Musical Director: Merle Evans
Display No. 1: Grand Introductory Pageant Followed by Procession of Strange...
Ringling Bros. World's Greatest Shows Grand Spectacle Magazine & Daily Review, 1918, 1st Edition, Chicago
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1st Edition. Chicago Season, April 20th to May 5th, 1918
Entry and Pantomime Music Arranged by J.J. Richards Scenery Designed and Painted by Hitchinson & Co. Costumes and Accessories Designed by William Crowe Costumes and Accessories...
Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Combined Shows Magzine and Daily Review, 1931, Madison Square Garden
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Madison Square Garden, New York, April 3 to 26, 1931
Mr. Fred Bradna, Equestrian Director. Mr. Patrick Valdo, in Charge of Personnel. Mr. John Foley Assistant. Bandmaster: Merle Evans Gertrude Van Deinse, The Girl With The Million-Dollar...
Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Combined Shows Magzine and Daily Review, 1932, Albany, N.Y.
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Albany, N.Y., June 25; Niagara Falls, June 27; Buffalo, June 28; Rochester, June 29; Syracuse, June 30; Ogdensburg, July 1; Watertown, July 2; Utica, July 4; Binghamton, July 5; Elmira, N.Y...
2nd Edition. Chicago Season, April 7 to April 29, 1917.
Under the Direction of Charles E. Ringling John Agee, Equestrian Director Entry and Pantomime Music Arranged by Mr. J.J. Richards Scenery Designed and Painted by Sosman & Landis Co. ...
Official Program Ringling Bros.' World's Greatest Shows, 1907, 12th Edition (e)
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12th Edition
Albert Ringling, Equestrian Director William Gorman, Assistant Equestrian Director Ringling Brother's Military Band: Al. C. Sweet, Conductor Soloists: Cornet: Albert C. Sweet, Trumpet: L.O. Hanson, Saxophone: T.R. Brown, ...
Ringling Bros, 1917, 7th Edition: The Magnificent Fairyland Spectacle Cinderella
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7th Edition.
Under the Direction of Charles E. Ringling John Agee, Equestrian Director Ernest Clark, Assistant Equestrian Director Entry and Pantomime Music Arranged by J.J. Richards Scenery Designed and Painted by Sosman & Landis Co. Co...
2nd Edition. Chicago Season, April 7 to April 29, 1917
Under the Direction of Charles E. Ringling John Agee, Equestrian Director Entry and Pantomime Music Arranged by Mr. J.J. Richards Scenery Designed and Painted by Sosman & Landis Co. ...
Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Combined Circus Magzine and Daily Review, 1933, Madison Square Garden: Ringling Brothers' Golden Jubilee
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Madison Square Garden April 8- May 6, 1933
Mr. S. W. Gumpertz, General Manager Mr. Patrick Valdo, In Charge Of Personnel Mr. Fred Bradna, Equestrian Director Bandmaster: Merle Evans Miss Bernice Brown, Soprano
Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Combined Shows Magzine and Daily Review, 1929, Easton, P.A.
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Easton, Pa., May 30, 1929; Scranton, May 31, 1929; Wilkes-Barre, June 1, 1929; Pittsburg, June 3-4, 1929; Youngtown, Ohio, June 5, 1929; Akron, June 6, 1929; Cleveland, June 7-8, 1929; Cincinnati, June 10...
Ringling Bros, 1916, Bradford, P.A.: The Magnificent Fairyland Spectacle Cinderella
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Bradford, PA., June 26th.
Under the Direction of Charles E. Ringling John Agee, Equestrian Director Entry and Pantomime Music Arranged by Mr. J.J. Richards Scenery Designed and Painted by Sosman & Landis Co. Costumes and Accessories...
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