CHRONOLOGICAL BIBLIOGRAPHY OF CINQUEVALLI--CONTINUED

1937 Bertha Bennet Burleigh. Circus. More than one edition 1940 Douglas Gilbert. American Vaudeville, its life and times.

1941 Sir Charles B. Cochran. Cock-a-Doodle-Do. London : Dent.

1942 April-May (Rochelle, Illinois ) THE WHITE TOPS Gaudrean. Paul Cinquevalli.

1944-1955 JUGGLER'S BULLETIN (monthly). Tulsa, Oklahoma : Montandon Magic.

1946 Theodore S. Felstead. Stars Who Made the Halls. London : T. Werner Laurie.

1947 Henry Thetard. La Merveilleuse Histoire du Cirque. Vol. 2 of 2 Vols. Paris : Prisma.

1949 [In Progress] IJA NEWSLETTER. International Jugglers' Association.

1950 Walter J. Macqueen Pope. The Melodies Linger On. Story of the Music Hall. London : W. H. Allen.

1951 Rupert Croft-Cooke and W. S. Meadmore. The Sawdust Ring.  London : Odhams.

1951 Antony Hippisley Coxe. A Seat at the Circus. London : Evans.

1951 Maurice Gorham. Showmen & Suckers. London : Marshall .

1952 (Tulsa , Oklahoma ) JUGGLERS' BULLETIN ANNUAL Max Koch. History of the Art of Juggling.

1952 Ruth Manning-Sanders. The English Circus. London : T. Werner Laurie.                  

1952 George Le Roy . Music Hall Stars of the Nineties. London : British Technical and General Press.

1953 Joseph Laurie. Vaudeville. New York : Holt.

1954 Ian Bevan. Royal Performances: The Story of Royal Theatregoing. London : Hutchinson.

1954-1968 Enciclopedia dello Spettacolo. Vol. 3 of 9 Vols. Rome : Casa Editrice le Maschere.

1966 August 9 THE HARTFORD TIMES Uncle Ray's Corner. Stuntmen Often Defy Death.

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[The above bibliography, including books and periodicals, is intended to help provide sources of information on Paul Cinquevalli - besides my own library I relied on Raymond Toole-Stott's Circus and Allied Arts; a World Bibliography 1500-1962. Derby , England : Harpur [1958-62] in three volumes. In March of 1970 I visited Mr. Toole-Stott; he has the finest private collection of circus and allied arts books I have ever seen. During the same visit to London I purchased the Cinquevalli autograph reproduced on page four from London's antiquarian dealer Andrew Block. Ernst Gruenbaum ( New York, N. Y.) specifically requested this bibliographical material; he is also interested in any other Cinquevalli sources that IJA Newsletter readers might be able to provide. --Editor]

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