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Be a Clown (1987)

It's a fantasy come true! Join young joey and learn to BE A CLOWN at the Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Clown College. You'll go behind the scenes of the only educational facility in the world dedicated to the fine are of "clownology." Here, both you and Joey will learn how to apply makeup and put together clown costumes. There's pantomime and improvisation skills to learn, as well as juggling and making balloon animals. And of course you'll learn the craft of clowning! Plus, two world-famous "Master Clowns" will be on hand to help - legendary Lou Jacobs and Frosty Little. So send in the clowns and banish those frowns! Join Joey and these magnificent mischief-makers. The smiles, the grins, the joy, the mirth, they're all here...from the greatest clowns on earth!
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It's a fantasy come true! Join young joey and learn to BE A CLOWN at the Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Clown College. You'll go behind the scenes of the only educational facility in the world dedicated to the fine are of "clownology." Here, both you and Joey will learn how to apply makeup and put together clown costumes. There's pantomime and improvisation skills to learn, as well as juggling and making balloon animals. And of course you'll learn the craft of clowning! Plus, two world-famous "Master Clowns" will be on hand to help - legendary Lou Jacobs and Frosty Little. So send in the clowns and banish those frowns! Join Joey and these magnificent mischief-makers. The smiles, the grins, the joy, the mirth, they're all here...from the greatest clowns on earth!

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Genre:Documentary
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In Theaters:1/1/1987
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Runtime:80 minutes
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