Circus clown party, balloons, workshops, classes. Roselle, New Jersey

A Mobile Clown Theatre LLC

call Julius Carallo 908 337-4127

JUGGLING and CLOWNING CLASSES now Forming

Learn Mystery of juggling. Find out how to entertain. Build your confidence by clowning. Enjoy a full body workout.

Wonderful circuses tour the area. The Famous Cole Bros. Circus of the STARS, The Big Apple Circus, Ringling Brothers Circus, The Zerbini Family Circus, The Kelly-Miller Circus and the Zidbels Circus will visit Communities in the North East with their exciting Circus Show call for information 908 337-4127

It was good to meet with Govenor of NJ., Jon Corzine in Cranford, NJ Oct. 15, 06 November - December issue of White Tops Magazine}

Dear Julius,

On behalf of the Clifton Recreation Department, we would like to thank you for participating in our Annual Halloween Parade on Sunday, October 22, 2007. Your involvement helped to make the parade a special event for all those who participated as well as the spectators in attendance. We would also like to thank you for being a vendor at our Annual Harvest Fest. Thank you for your continued support and dedicatin to the Clifton recreation Department.

Sincerely, Debbie J. Oliver, Superviser & Jessica B. Vasilenko, Coordinator

CIRCUS CLOWN CLASSES AT THE CIRCUS

Feel what it is to be in the Center Ring of a real live Big Top Circus. This offer is made to World Clown Association, Clowns of America Inernational members. A day program will give each student a chance to improve their clown humor and entertaining skills, learn juggling and circus walk around. See first hand what it is like to be part of the Circus family. Each joey will have a chance to entertrain before the first show starts. also, learn how to conduct the "Protect A Good Egg"(r) Safety Show. Fee is $125.00 6 hour course (10:00am till 4pm).

To register call: Julius Carallo Thank You call 908 337-4127.

STUFF MAGAZINE December 2005 issue, page 120 & 121 feature store: "Coney Island Side Show School". See Julius Carallo hold a 65 pound snake and excape from the Jacket of Death. Learn a little about fire eating and other Freaky stuff.

Circus Clown Exhibits (to be announced)

Clown Chips entertained with

Zerbini Circus In 2004, '05, '06, & '07 + Cole Brothers Circus of Stars 2008

Visit with Clown Chips on Wed. at the Winsor Dinre, Raritan Rd, Clark, NJ - 5 to 8 pm

Read About Clown Chips in the June 14, 06 issue of the Suburban News, the June 15, 06 issue of the Cranford Cronical, The June 15, 06 issue of The Eagle. June 28 issue of the Star Ledger Union County section. Cranberry Press

Chips the Clown setting up for a show - Our mobile clown theater offers circus clown parties, balloons, traumatic brain injury awareness, workshops, and clown classes.

Clown teaches children not to scramble their brains

ROSELLE:-Chips the Clown returned to the Roselle Public Library to conduct two "Protect A Good Egg" safety shows for the residents of Roselle. More than 70 people attended the tow 35 minute interactive skits which were designed to teach children and their parents about the importance of preventing traumatic brain injuries.

The free shows were held in conjunction with a four-week exhibition of 300 colorful Humpty Dumpty collectible items. These performances were sponsored by the Humpty Dumpty Association which was founded in 1991 by Roselle residents Julius (a.k.a. Chips) and Arlene Carallo as a memorial to their son, Paul D. Carallo.

Chips uses the Humpty Dumpty theme to communicate to spectators that their brains are as fragile as eggs and need protecting. (Remember Humpty Dumpty's fatal fall!)

He advocates the wearing of seatbelts when riding in a car as well as sports helmets when biking, skateboarding, roller-blading, etc. His playful antics have a special way of getting the message across and keeping the children laughing.

If you ask Chips why he performs safety shows, he'll explain, "My son died once, but parents of children with TBI (traumatic brain injury) tell me their child dies every day-that's why I do this." Most traumatic brain injuries are preventable and the lifetime cost of caring for a child with TBI is estimated at $4.5 million, according to Chips.

Chips the Clown closed each show by making colorful balloon hats for the children to take home. He plans to return to the Roselle Public Library in August to treat the children who have participated in the library's summer reading program with face painting fun. The Humpty Dumpty Association is a non-profit organization that welcomes your support.

For a calendar of events and more information about TBI and safety shows for schools, youth groups, or community events, check their website: www.humptydumpty.org. For donations contact: Humpty Dumpty Association, 442 Dermody Street, Roselle, NJ. 07203; (908) 241-3374; or email; julius@humptydumpty.org.

Contact

A Mobile Clown Theatre, LLC

for a Thoroughly Fun and Entertaining Clown Experience!

Julius Carallo, CEO

(908) 337-4127

A Mobile Clown Theatre LLC

16 S Avenue, Suite 181
Cranford, NJ 07016

Phone: (908) 337-4127