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- Circus_(1949_song) abstract "Circus is a 1949 song with music by Louis Alter and words by Bob Russell. The song was originally written for a Hollywood party for John Ringling North, head of the Ringling Bros, and Barnum & Bailey Circus. It was recorded by many artists including initially Dick Haymes, Bill Farrell, Alan Dale and Tony Martin, all in 1949-1950, and then later The Four Freshmen 1954, Sammy Davis Jr. 1956,and Chris Connor 1959.".
- Circus_(1949_song) comment "Circus is a 1949 song with music by Louis Alter and words by Bob Russell. The song was originally written for a Hollywood party for John Ringling North, head of the Ringling Bros, and Barnum & Bailey Circus. It was recorded by many artists including initially Dick Haymes, Bill Farrell, Alan Dale and Tony Martin, all in 1949-1950, and then later The Four Freshmen 1954, Sammy Davis Jr. 1956,and Chris Connor 1959.".