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Background and prop concepts for the MOF pilot
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Background and prop concepts for the MOF pilot
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Circus Posters
The most astonishing mid-air achievements ever accomplished. Forepaugh & Sells Brothers Shows Combined. 1899. Circus poster.
Library of Congress
It's great! It's terrific! It's the best show on earth! The Dolenz Circus just arrived to home video! The ringleader and owner, Micky Dolenz, hired a new manager, and the circus is no longer the wonder it once was. Many acts have been ending with booing, and fewer tickets are being bought. However, it all changes when a new magician gets hired. What will become of the greatest show on earth? Join Micky and all his wacky and lovable showmates and see it through! The Dolenz Circus was imagined in 2018, and it has come a long way from its original form. We'd like to bring it to an audience after years of keeping it under construction. It is an ongoing fic.
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We welcome all asks and any interaction! We'd love to answer any questions or talk about the fic in general, plus all the bands it features!
Circus Poster (circa 1910)
Woodward's marvelous troupe of trained sea lions and Alaskan seals
Man dressed like Santa contucting for seals and sea lions, who are playing musical instruments.
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Cincinnati Public Library Digital Collections
The Strobridge Lithographing Company was a producer of advertisement posters and lithographs for circuses and theaters. In 1854 Hines Strobridge, who owned a stationary store at the time, partnered with the existing Middleton, Wallace and Company. Strobridge acquired full ownership of the company after the Civil War and built the company’s first factory in Cincinnati’s Over-the-Rhine along the Miami-Erie Canal in 1884.
Click this link below to see our entire Strobridge posters collection in our Digital Library.