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Nina Karpowa, an aerialist. July 28, 1952.

Maggie Wise as drum major. July 21, 1945.

Dick and Carmen Slayton, Ringling Barnum Circus, July 26, 1952.

Group of unidentified individuals looking skyward in backyard.

Unidentifed circus employees with a child in the backyard.

The Fredonias. A very good German risley acrobatic act. July 25, 1952.

The Erzops, new Italian bareback riding act and ladder act. August 31, 1952.

(Left to right) Fay Alexander, Jean Sleeter, and Kaye Clark, aerialists in a flying and return act and Jimmy Crocker, catcher in the act. White wardrobe. August 30, 1952.

Phylis Nystron in Popcorn and Lemonade finale number. July 26, 1951.

(Left to right) Dorothy Durbin, Antoinette (Tony) Concello, Ann Robbins, and Kay Clark, aerialist in flying and return acts. Tony was possibly the greatest of all girl aerialists in a flying and retur…

Sally and Pat Cartier, sisters in blue aerial act wardrobe. State Fair Park lot. August 17, 1945.

Col. Harry Thomas, big show announcer, June 30, 1941.

Bonnie Hunt in a lot dress. Ringling Barnum Circus, August 1, 1939.

New acrobatic act. July 21, 1950.

Six girls in Days of 49 menage wardrobe. June 16, 1949.

Mrs. Joe Hodgini. Russell Bros. Circus, July 10, 1938.

Mandos sisters, aerialists. June 16, 1949.

Phylis Nystron in Popcorn and Lemonade finale number. July 26, 1951.

The Chaludis, German bicycle act. Karl Jr. and Karl Schwarzbauer Ditta and Lucia Chaludis (Gerda and Lucia Muller). August 31, 1952.

Damoo Dhotre who presented the best world animal act of all time on the Ringling show and had the greatest variety and largest number of animals. They were trained by Alfred Court, a Frenchman who was…