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Hello boys & girls

We have a treat for Clown Julie fans - and all fans of traditional slapstick comedy. The first of what will be several UNSEEN Clown Julie films is now up at http://www.hits.sploshdownloads.com.

In What a Ballet Hoo! Julie is dressed in a pink tutu practising moves for her ballet class when her clumsy hubby Charlie decides he needs help decorating the house. The result is a paste and slosh-filled 13 minute movie with Julie ending up with bucket after bucket of different coloured gunge poured over her.

Packed with terrible jokes, and shot by Charlie & Julie themselves at home, it is a highly entertaining classic clowning scene and available right now for just $6 (under £4). Don't miss it.

More pictures, details, history and 'tips' on what to look out for available at http://www.hits.sploshdownloads.com now

Bill

Great news to see an unreleased clip from the queen of slapstick! Always great to see Clown Julie covered in Slosh.

Bill - Is this another treasure that was uncovered during all the building work?

Amazing, great, super, fantastic!! I've seen some of the frame grabs before but never the video. Brilliant stuff - thank you Bill. Are there any more unseen classics to come?

What a great classic!!
A perfect pair
I mean Julie and Charlie - what did you think I meant...?

Wonderful pics of clown julie, Bill! I bet the video is also wonderful. Love the bowler hat filled with cream on Julie's head and the multi buckets over her head.

Julie really is a star. The way she takes those buckets at the end is fab. I got quite jealous there (I would look terrible in a tutu though!).

Love the foot in the bucket moment, Clown Julie certainly knows how to take her mess

Brilliant! As a follower of classical ballet as well as sploshing, I love these cross overs.

(Off topic) I was recently watching a re-run of the Rodgers & Hammerstein Prom Concert; a lovely girl was singing the classic number "I enjoy being a girl". When she got to the line "I talk on the telephone for hours with a pound and a half of cream on my face", I can't help imagining her being hit with a huge cream pie at the appropriate moment.

Does that make me weird?

That's one to get people to join in with - lyrics from songs that have a sploshing significance...

wish someone would do that to me?