Gus and Slim are working at a circus that is owned by the domineering Steve Skinner. After Gus and Slim have botched up several routines, Gus takes off in a horse cart, in order to avoid Skinner's wrath.


Short Answer: Yes, but... Is this film worth watching today? Absolutely, but only if you have a particular interest in silent films and the physical comedy that defined the genre. Circus Today is a fascinating glimpse into the world of the circus, filled with slapstick humor, character development, and a central plot t...

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"Short Answer: Yes, but... Is this film worth watching today? Absolutely, but only if you have a particular interest in silent films and the physical comedy that defined the genre. Circus Today is a fascinating glimpse into the world of the circus, filled with slapstick humor, character development, and a central plot that keeps the audience engaged despite the limitations of the silent film era. Circus Today is a 1928 silent film that delves into the chaotic and often unpredictable nature of the..."
Gus Meins, Al Giebler
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