Anonymous - King Brothers & Cristiani combined Circus - 1950s

Originele Amerikaanse, tweezijdige reclame-affiche uit het begin van de jaren '50 voor het gecombineerde mega-circus van de families King en Cristiani die in de periode 1950-1953 door de Verenigde Staten en Canada tourden.
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The King Brothers & Cristiani Circus was a notable collaboration in the circus world. It began in 1950 when Norma Davenport, daughter of Ben Davenport (owner of the Dailey Bros. Circus), married Pete Cristiani. As a wedding gift, they received five performing elephants, which led to the Cristiani family joining forces with Floyd King’s King Bros. Circus.
The combined circus operated primarily in the eastern United States and Canada from 1950 to 1952. In 1953, the Cristiani family branched out to form their own Cristiani Bros. Circus, while Floyd King continued with the King Bros. Circus.