by Paul Gallico

London: Heinemann, (1963).

 First edition, first printing.

Publisher's "First published 1963" statement to the copyright page.

Offbeat saga of Sam Marvel's Marvel Circus, British troupers who try to change their luck by traveling to Spain, and encounter storms, red tape, and 'a local Spanish grande dame who might have stepped from one of the canvases of Goya'.

Gallico is most famous for his film adapted books including THE POSEIDON ADVENTURE, and the MAN WHO HATED PEOPLE adapted as the Oscar-winning LILI and later adapted for stage as the musical CARNIVAL.

A few pale tan dots to the outer page edges, else a very nearly fine copy in green cloth with gilt titling against a red-orange spine panel; in a very nearly fine dust jacket with a touch of rubbing to the spine panel; original printed 21s Net price still intact to the front inner flap.

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