The Singing Kettle: Silly Circus Trailer (2001)

"Songs & fun for all when the circus comes to town" 01 January 2001 Comedy, Music, Family 71 mins

See Cilla the Ringmaster, Artie the Clown, Gary the Strongman and Jane as the Human Cannonball performing an assortment of Silly Circus thrills and spills. Aided by the King of the Silly Circus, Louie the Lion. It's an unmissable mix of songs and fun for the whole family when the Silly Circus comes to town! Includes the songs; Roll Up,Roll Up,Polly Wolly Doodle, One Finger, One Thumb, I left My Luggage, Travelling Circus Stars, Favourite Colours, Keep Walking, Drive My Car, Birthday Wishes, Five Elephants, Buy Me A Banana & We're All Together Again.

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Cast

Artie Trezise as Self

Cilla Fisher as Self

Gary Coupland as Self

Jane Fisher as Self

International Releases Dates

United Kingdom 01 January 2001

Production Companies

Demand Media Ltd

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