Ryunosuke (Roy) and Kuranosuke (Kira/Ken) Iizuka, sons of Ryunosuke Iizuka
1942 July – Kuranosuke was in The Queen’s Royal Regiment (West Surrey) – General Service Corps. Transferred to Dorsets 1946
1954 June – The Kendor Brothers, who followed, have a smart and slickly presented act of musical and acrobatic novelties that is a little inclined to fall between the two widely divergent stools
1954 September – the Kendor Brothers turning in some unusual acrobatic feats, not to mention the pleasant musical side of their act – Sunderland
1955 February – Kendor Brothers – two energetic young men with musical and athletic talent – Birmingham
1955 July – The Kendor Brothers combined the music of the electric guitar and clarinet with fine acrobatic balancing. Eastbourne
1956 November – The Kendor Brothers start off as very acceptable musicians, then switch to table-top acrobatics, hand- balancing on roller-skates, and other feats. A sustained and original presentation. Finsbury
1957 April – Kuranosuke marries Judith Lambert
1957 July – Novel, too, is the versatility that enables the likeable young Kendor Brothers to perform equally well as instrumentalists and as nimble acrobats.
1958-1959 Kendor Brothers – acrobatic instrumentalists
1960 – THE KENDOR BROTHERS Sensational Acrobatic Attraction – Dundee
1960 December – pantomime “Real brothers Ken and Roy” “the Kendor Brothers will have much opportunity for burlesque comedy as the broker’s men.”
1961 January – The Kendor Brothers (Broker’s Men) contribute a harmony blend of hand-balancing and clarinet-guitar solos.
1964 September – Kuranosuke Iizuka dies aged 42
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