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"There's no Business like Show Business". This is an opportunity to share and present Circus History with others.

This is my Dad back in 1970. He found this banner and three to go with them in a junk store down around Akron. We have four or five pieces of paper from the Malloy show to go with it, a set of roman rings, a few cables and a swivel. How big was the show? I don't know but it's NOT listed in the Bob Parkinson book, "Directory of American Circuses."
This is one of the more plentiful letterheads from Fred Buchanan's shows. Buchanan managed to go under and come back many times. Finally in 1932, he went under again owing Wm.P. Hall. While court papers were taken out trying to collect on the mortgage, Wm. P. Hall had a sheriff's sale for the Buchanan show and Hall bought it all for nothing, thus legally owning it all again and still having Buchanan responsible for the note. Fred Buchanan was looked for over a very long time but was never found.
The Universoul Circus has just released this new DVD. Go to http://www.universoulcircus.com/ to order it. Better yet, go see the Universoul Circus. It is fantastic!