Super Circus - Volume 1 (6 Episodes)
Six great lost episodes from an all time classic family variety show.
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- Episodes originally aired 1949-1955.
- Rated: Not Rated
- Run Time: 2 hours, 55 minutes
- Video: Black & White
- Encoding: Region 0 (Worldwide)
- Released: October 28, 2008
- Originally Released: 1949
- Label: Alpha Video
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Description by OLDIES.com:
With her all-American sexiness, Mary Hartline became one of the first stars of television and made Super Circus a runaway hit. Appearing in her spunky majorette suits that featured her perfect legs, Mary would lead the Super Circus Brass Band with baton twirling and her long blonde hair flowing. Joined by real-life circus barker turned announcer, Claude Kirchner, and clowns Cliffy, Nicky and Scampy, the Super Circus regulars would be joined by the world's greatest animal and acrobatic acts, on loan from Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Baileys Circus. Complete with the original commercials, these six episodes will entertain kids of all ages.
Mary Hartline's immense popularity in the early 1950s among little girls (and their dads) spawned many dolls and toys that are today collector's items. Mary's second occupation, marrying very rich men, culminated with her fourth marriage to dime store heir, Woolworth Donahue. The couple entertained the fabulously wealthy and famous in their three Palm Beach mansions.
Widely known as a spokesman for Marx Toys, Claude Kirchner was a fixture on New York television in the 50s and 60s with his long stint hosting shows such as Terrytoon Circus and Super Adventure Theater.
Mary Hartline's immense popularity in the early 1950s among little girls (and their dads) spawned many dolls and toys that are today collector's items. Mary's second occupation, marrying very rich men, culminated with her fourth marriage to dime store heir, Woolworth Donahue. The couple entertained the fabulously wealthy and famous in their three Palm Beach mansions.
Widely known as a spokesman for Marx Toys, Claude Kirchner was a fixture on New York television in the 50s and 60s with his long stint hosting shows such as Terrytoon Circus and Super Adventure Theater.
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