A performer who clowned in virtually every possible venue during his long and distinguished career, clown cop Jojo Lewis.

The classic grotesque American circus whiteface makeup and costume of Felix B. Adler.

From Germany, one of the all-time great circus comedy knockabout acts, the 6 Gutis (or Guttis) on the Ed Sullivan Show. The Gutis are i...

The classic Firehouse Gag (as produced by Paul Jung) and presented by the Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Clown Alley of 1965 with th...

Paul Jerome in whiteface with a hat that harkens back to Slivers Oakley, a jacket that suggests Al Shean (of Gallagher and Shean) and a pair...

Looks to me like a photo of a young Harry Dann in the mid-40s.

Knots Landing star Michele Lee with (clockwise from bottom left) Christopher Hudert, Adam Auslander, Ron "Toto" Johnson and Rene C...

The Pompoff Thedy Family perform their classic entree for television in the mid 60s on Hollywood Palace, introduced by Donald (The Buster Ke...

Michael "Coco" Poliakovs, Freddie Freeman and Marcos Drougett performing the Levitation Gag on the 95th edition of the Ringling Br...

Photos courtesy of Pastor Wayne Sidley > Pat, > >I have be enjoying you photo gallery. I just scanned some old photos that I have...

The zany British musical troupe The Nitwits (the predecessor to Nuts & Bolts, who worked Circus Roncalli as well as Barnum's Kaleido...

Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus Master Clown Lou Jacobs' (1903-1992) video bio from his 1989 induction into the Internatio...

Lou Jacobs performing his classic Baby Buggy Gag in 1965 on the annual HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH television special, that y...

Lou Jacobs and Jimmy Briscoe at the 4th annual Festival International du Cirque de Monte Carlo where Lou was given the Lifetime Achievement ...

In my opinion, one of the funniest performers in history and one of the best musical comedy acts of all time: Johnny Puleo and the Harm...

David Shiner street performing somewhere during the late 80s/early 90s for a German television special.

Another great publicity still from Charlie Rivels' 1943 film AKROBAT SCHOOOON!

Spike Jones and the City Slickers (featuring Freddie Morgan) performing the Poet and Peasant Overture.