small, almost square booklets that contain great pictures. I'll get you really confused now -- after Come to the Circus came out in 1943 and before Come to the Circus came out in 1952, Come to the Circus! came out in 1948. Now ... the 1948 Come to the Circus! was different from the other two which were the same. Are you with me? The 1948 book was a proper, long story in the vein of the 'Galliano' books and it starred a young girl called Fenella so that one is nothing to do with the other two (which are the same). The 'Little Book' version lacks the colourful centerpiece of the earlier book. God Save the King (or Queen) was often played at gatherings in those days. It also came on the screen at the beginning of the movies so if you were carrying a bundle of parcels it was a nuisance having to clutch at them all whilst standing to attention and you'd better not stay sitting because some old lady might poke you from behind and tell you to, "Get up!"