Difference between revisions of "Lillian Leitzel Outdoors Video (c1928)"
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Lillian Leitzel, Roman rings, in a publicity stunt in Chicago for [[Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey]] Circus. (c.1928) — ''"The Crimson Petal" (by Fred Jewell), Lillian Leitzel's original music heard in the first part of this film clip, is performed by Richard Whitmarsh's South Shore Concert Band ([http://www.soundsofthecircus.com soundsofthecircus.com]).'' | Lillian Leitzel, Roman rings, in a publicity stunt in Chicago for [[Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey]] Circus. (c.1928) — ''"The Crimson Petal" (by Fred Jewell), Lillian Leitzel's original music heard in the first part of this film clip, is performed by Richard Whitmarsh's South Shore Concert Band ([http://www.soundsofthecircus.com soundsofthecircus.com]).'' | ||
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Latest revision as of 03:04, 21 July 2013
Lillian Leitzel, Roman ringsA pair of small wooden or metallic rings hanging from ropes or straps, used by circus aerialists as well as competition gymnasts., in a publicity stunt in Chicago for Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus. (c.1928) — "The Crimson Petal" (by Fred Jewell), Lillian Leitzel's original music heard in the first part of this film clip, is performed by Richard Whitmarsh's South Shore Concert Band (soundsofthecircus.com).
See Also
- Biography: Lillian Leitzel
