entertainer

42 photos tagged entertainer, from 7 members of Flickr Commons.

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Clown forehead

  • Camilo Marin said:
    date?
  • Pau said:
    graciosa imagen!
  • hallbe said:
    I had to dress him up a bit! ;-) www.sumo.fm/#image/id=2070320
  • Philip David Treece said:
    This is a press shot of the magician Carlton, known as The Human Hairpin. His autobiography can be found online here: archive.org/details/twentyyearsofspo00carl This shot is used on page 21 of his book.

Photographic postcard of Malcolm Cockerell

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  • Wayne Hill said:
    "Yours Aye Malcolm Cockerell" - There was an 'Mr M Cockerell' on board the Ship Karoola (H. McDonald. Master) from Fremantle - Adelaide - Melbourne to Sydney Arriving 21 Mar 1910. If thats any help
  • Australian National Maritime Museum on The Commons said:
    Wayne Hill A possibility! I was kind of hoping he'd turn out to be a film star - he looks so dashing!
  • jamica1 said:
    I notice in the lower left it is printed "Mr. Malcolm Cockerell" suggesting this is one of a number of such images.
  • Australian National Maritime Museum on The Commons said:
    jamica1 Interestingly there is a census record for a Malcolm Cockerell 1911 age 29, occupation : Actor, Chiddington St Fullham...
  • akpak57 said:
    We have letters written in the 1940s by the Malcolm Cockerell who was the actor mentioned above in the 1911 census, and the writing does look similar to the signature on this photo, particularly the way he writes Malcolm. He married and lived in France after WW1. However, we don't have any photos to compare.

Photographic postcard of Samuel and Elsie Wild with their son Tom

  • Australian National Maritime Museum on The Commons said:
    [http://www.flickr.com/photos/51979177@N02] I think the serviceman IS Samuel Wild - well spotted. Wild was in the Merchant Navy in WW2 & not part of enlisted forces, so perhaps he was in the reserves? Scrap that - he DID enlist in WW1, his service number is 80307. He didn't get very far though - enlisted (on my Birthday actually) in late September 1918, and joined on 11th October - only 4 weeks before armistice. As far as I can see he was discharged before leaving the recruitment depot. Hopefully this link to his service record works. (Cheers, Penny)