1911 May – Circus Mishap at Hayle. Japanese Performer Falls 30 Feet. A sensational accident occurred to one of the star performers of the travelling circus owned by Mr. E. H. Bostock at Hayle, on Monday. As a means of attraction, Giro, of Japanese extraction, and a leader of a smart troupe of Japanese Jugglers and ladder-balancers, performs a daring slanting-rope feat outside the circus marquee before the performance. The accident happened whilst this feat was being performed. Just previous to the matinee a steel-lined Manila rope is stretched from a pole 30 feet high to a small winch on the ground. Having been drawn taut, Giro grips the rope between his big toe and second toe on either foot, and ascends the rope, afterwards sliding down. On Monday be was watched by a large crowd. He ascended to the top in safety, when the onlookers were horrified to see him fall. One of toe fastenings securing the rope seems to have given way, bringing the performer to the turf. Giro was unconscious, and Dr. Mudge advised his removal to the West Cornwall Infirmary, Penzance. Thither he was taken, and it was found that though he had fallen from a height of 30 feet no bones were broken. There was considerable braising and shock, and slight concussion of the brain, but Giro is not in danger. He soon recovered consciousness.
Lake’s Falmouth Packet and Cornwall Advertiser, 16 May 1911
1911 December – Giro-san’s troupe of Japanese. Direct from the London Hippodrome and principal continental theatres Theatre Royal Waterford
1911 December Giro-san trio, International Circus, Curzon Hall, Birmingham, Slide for life.
1912 February – The Giro-Sans Troupe of Japanese jugglers and equilibrium are exceptionally clever, and their marvellous performances on a breakaway ladder must be seen to be appreciated. Electric Picturedome, Atherstone.
1912 April – Headed by THE IMPERIAL GIRO SANS TROUPE, Imported direct from Japan. Wimbledon
1912 November – Great Giro-Sans Japanese equilibrists who perform wonders on ladders and tight ropes. Hinckley
1912 December – Bedfordshire
1913 January – Seaham
1913 November – Nottingham
1913 December – Zoo Buildings, Glasgow Giro-san’s troupe of marvellous Japanese equilibrists, balancers, jugglers, slide for life
1914 January – Giro Sans Troupe are an accomplished quintette of ropewalkers, equilibrists , and contortionists ; Royal Italian Circus, Edinburgh
1914 March – Fulham, London
1914 September – Aylesbury Market Theatre
1914 October – Walsall
1923 October – Coventry, Giro sans and Tomi, slide for life, Hippodrome
1923 December – Glasgow Giro and omi
1924 January – Giro sans and Tomi – Bostock’s circus Edinburgh
1924 July Nottingham
1924 November – Sheffield, Giro and Tomi, tight wire
1925 April – Giro san and Tomi, detachable ladder
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