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  • Albert Schumann
    #REDIRECT: [[The Schumann Dynasty]] ...strians|Schumann, Albert]][[Category:Circus Owners and Directors|Schumann, Albert]]
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  • Albert Schumann, Sr.
    #REDIRECT: [[The Schumann Dynasty]] ...ns|Schumann, Albert, Sr.]][[Category:Circus Owners and Directors|Schumann, Albert, Sr.]]
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  • Circus Albert Schumann (Berlin)
    #REDIRECT: [[The Schumann Dynasty]] [[Category:Circuses|Albert Schumann Circus]]
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  • Katja Schumann
    [[Image:Katja Schumann 1976.jpg|right|400px|Katja Schumann (1976)]] Katja Schumann was born September 16, 1949 in Copenhagen, Denmark, to one of the circus wo
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  • Big Apple Circus
    ...tellini, of the legendary clown trio of [[Les Fratellini|François, Paul & Albert Fratellini]], and the daughter of [[Victor Fratellini]], himself a clown (l ...rienne [[Katja Schumann]], heiress to the legendary [[The Schumann Dynasty|Schumann]] circus dynasty and whom Paul had met in France, came from Europe and grac
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  • Paulina Schumann
    ...daughter of a clown, Paulina Luisa Andreu i Busto, better known as Paulina Schumann (1921-2020), was born in Barcelona, Spain on February 17, 1921, where her p ...the [[The Schumann Dynasty|Schumann family]], owners of the famous Cirkus Schumann. The Schumanns were already renowned for their equestrian presentations, bu
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  • The Togni Family
    ...nd some of the finest performers of the time. The great Dutch equestrian [[Albert Carré]] joined the circus in the winter with his horse acts. ...Sweden under the management of [[François Bronett]], and starring [[Katja Schumann]]. The circus folded its tent after Darix's death, in 1976. Wioris revived
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  • Charlie Rivel
    ...ie is said to have won a competition of Chaplin impersonators at the Royal Albert Hall (which is plausible, since his Tramp character was eerily similar to t ...: Cirque Medrano in Paris (1925), the Scala in Berlin (1927), and [[Cirkus Schumann]] (1928).
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  • Anatoly Durov
    ...er an argument in 1884. He then hassled the great German director [[Albert Schumann]], who was renting Hinné’s old circus in Moscow, to get a job as a clown
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  • Cirkusbygningen (Copenhagen)
    ...t the family circus founded by his father, [[The Schumann Dynasty|Gotthold Schumann]] (1825-1908), and had already opened a circus in Malmö, Sweden, in 1885. ...in 1911. The circus of [[The Schumann Dynasty|Gotthold Schumann]], Albert Schumann’s father, was the tenant in 1892 and 1893.
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  • Cirque d'Hiver
    ...), which the German director had produced at [[The Schumann Dtnasty|Circus Schumann]] in Berlin, and which had become an international sensation. Gémier's the ...n-in-law, the producer Emil Wacker, who had lost their circus in Berlin to Albert Speers's city planning. They took possession of the Cirque d’Hiver on Dec
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  • Ursula Böttcher
    ...en ''The Greatest Show On Earth'' still performed under the big top, and [[Albert Rix]] presented his spectacular mixed bear act. ...us "varieté" theaters, rebuilt on the place where the old [[Cirkus Albert Schumann]] had once stood. There, she began renewing her group, some animals having
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  • Les Bario
    ...árosi Nagycirkusz]], [[Circus Strassburger]] in The Netherlands, [[Cirkus Schumann]] in Denmark and Sweden, and [[Circus Knie]] in Switzerland. They resurrect File:Albert_Rancy_-_Bario.jpg|Cirque Albert Rancy Poster featuring Les Bario (1979)
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  • Bertram Mills
    ...Midgets|Schaeffer]]’s thirty Midgets; and the contortionist on trapeze [[Albert Powell]]. ...s Orlando]]’s horses; and the huge stud of horses and ponies of [[Cirkus Schumann]]. There were also Captain [[Alfred Schneider]]’s seventy lions, [[Koring
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  • The Rastellis
    ...st of different instruments. In 1949, their acts were featured at [[Cirkus Schumann]] in Sweden and Denmark. From then on, they would appear only in the most p ...the world. They occasionally returned to the circus, appearing with Cirkus Schumann in 1954, and with Circus Knie in 1956 and 1967—two of Europe’s most
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  • The Andreu-Rivels
    ...g Cirque Medrano in Paris (1925), the Scala in Berlin (1927), and [[Cirkus Schumann]] (1928). ...Albert Fratellini, quickly became the central figure of the trio, and like Albert Fratellini, he developed an eccentric character with exaggerated makeup and
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  • The Charlivels
    ...ns of the legendary clown [[Charlie Rivel]], and the brothers of [[Paulina Schumann]]. They were born on the road, during the international tours of their illu ...na left the act to marry the great equestrian and circus director [[Albert Schumann]] in 1946, her brothers built up their own act, The Charlivels.
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  • Circus Schumann (Frankfurt)
    ...s-Theater Albert Schumann (also known as ''Circus Schumann'', and later, ''Schumann Theater'') stood in Frankfurt am Main, Germany, from 1905 to 1944. It was l ===The Circus-Theater Albert Schumann===
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  • The Durov Dynasty
    ...v]] with Elena Robertovna Gertel (1873-1967), a swimmer in [[Circus Albert Schumann (Berlin)|Circus Shumann]]’s water pantomimes in Berlin, then at [[The Cir
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  • SHORT HISTORY OF THE CIRCUS
    ...family is known as a Scandinavian circus dynasty. Some of the German [[The Schumann Dynasty|Schumanns]] became a household name in Denmark, although the "Danis ...legend [[Enrico Rastelli]], and star-clowns such as François, Paolo & Albert [[Les Fratellini|Fratellini]], [[Grock]], and [[Charlie Rivel]]. (Clowns in
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  • Kio
    ...[[The Ciniselli Dynasty|Cinisellis]], [[The Truzzi Dynasty|Truzzis]] and [[Albert Salamonsky|Salamonsky]]) and the same applied to most of their star perform ...ircus building, where Kio filled the second half of the legendary [[Cirkus Schumann]]’s annual summer production—a contract that had been negotiated fo
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  • Circus Sarrasani
    ...was to build his circus in Dresden. The old [[The Schumann Dynasty|Cirkus Schumann]] constructed toward the end of the nineteenth century in Löbtau, a suburb ...d and was set to be demolished to leave room for the future development of Albert Speers’ utopian Reich capital.
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  • Cirque Medrano (Paris)
    ...i]]—the father of the legendary [[Les Fratellini|François, Paul and Albert]]—and his partner, Romoli.) Miss Lala and the [[Kaira Troupe]] (in wh ...nd ''The Gentlemen'', the eccentric acrobatic and musical act performed by Albert and François. Not yet the fabled clown trio (which would form after Louisâ
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  • Les Bario/fr
    ...apest, [[Circus Strassburger|Strassburger]] en Hollande, [[Cirkus Schumann|Schumann]] au Dannemark et en Suède, ou [[The Knie Dynasty|Knie]] en Suisse. Ils re File:Albert_Rancy_-_Bario.jpg|Affiche du Cirque Albert Rancy annonçant Les Bario (1979)
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  • Rancy Horses Video (1970)
    ...sed its activities; the group was trained by [[The Schumann Dynasty|Albert Schumann]]. (1970)
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  • Circus Krone
    ...me was Meyer) and his wife, née Josepha Rosine Auguste, had six children: Albert, Rudolf, Franziska, Wilhelm, Adolf and Friederike—who all generated l ...d Austria by [[Circus Busch|Paul Busch]] and [[The Schumann Dynasty|Albert Schumann]] (and [[Ernst Renz]] before them), the Krone-Bau (or Kronebau), as Circus
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  • Schumann Liberty Act Video (c.1965)
    Albert Schumann, liberty act, at [[Cirkus_Schumann_(Copenhagen)|Cirkus Schumann]] in Copenhagen (c.1965) * History: [[The Schumann Dynasty]]
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  • Albert Schumann
    #REDIRECT: [[The Schumann Dynasty]] ...strians|Schumann, Albert]][[Category:Circus Owners and Directors|Schumann, Albert]]
    182 B (21 words) - 22:43, 3 January 2021
  • Schumann High School Video (c.1965)
    ...umann, haute-école presentation, at [[Cirkus_Schumann_(Copenhagen)|Cirkus Schumann]] in Copenhagen (c.1965) * History: [[The Schumann Dynasty]]
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  • Henrik Henricksen
    ...d variety theater, was all the rage), Circus [[The Schumann Dynasty|Albert Schumann]], [[Cirkus Orlando]] in Sweden, Cirkus Norbeck and Cirkus Globus in Norway
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  • Nouveau Cirque (Paris)
    ...by Jenny de Rahden, this "cabré renversé" became, years later, [[Paulina Schumann]]’s trademark); [[Isabelle Chinon]], one of the rare women to ride in hau ...ensation (revived in the twentieth century by his grandnephew and namesake Albert). As for [[Valli de Laszewski]], a Polish equestrian who was a Nouveau Cirq
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  • Franz Althoff
    ...emain their only appearance in France), and the legendary [[Les Fratellini|Albert Fratellini]], who teamed up with the clowns [[Louis Maïss|Maïss]] and [[P
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  • Albert Schumann, Sr.
    #REDIRECT: [[The Schumann Dynasty]] ...ns|Schumann, Albert, Sr.]][[Category:Circus Owners and Directors|Schumann, Albert, Sr.]]
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  • The Schumann Dynasty
    ...]]’s flagship circus in Berlin in 1899—which remained active under Schumann’s ownership until the end of World War I. ...his Scandinavian nephews Willy, Ernst and Oscar, and later, Oscar’s sons Albert and Max, steadfastly preserved their family’s place in the equestrian cir
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  • Circus Albert Schumann (Berlin)
    #REDIRECT: [[The Schumann Dynasty]] [[Category:Circuses|Albert Schumann Circus]]
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  • Schumann High School Video (1964)
    ...original to the act. (1964) — — ''Video © and edited by Benny Schumann'' * History: [[The Schumann Dynasty]]
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  • Schumann Rhapsody Video (1965)
    ...berty act (''Rhapsody in Blue''), at [[Cirkus_Schumann_(Copenhagen)|Cirkus Schumann]] in Copenhagen (1965) * History: [[The Schumann Dynasty]]
    247 B (28 words) - 01:10, 30 January 2022
  • Schumann 18-horse (1967)
    ...t Schumann, 18-horse liberty act, at [[Cirkus_Schumann_(Copenhagen)|Cirkus Schumann]] in Copenhagen (1967) * History: [[The Schumann Dynasty]]
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  • Little Billy Merchant
    ...the winter season with [[Spider Austin|Len]] ("Spider") and [[Alby Austin|Albert]] ("Alby") Austin, who had also been contracted by Cyril Mills for his circ ...uguste named Kiki (Otto Moskovitz, 1908-1985), a Romanian who was a Cirkus Schumann's favorite. When Kiki retired in 1968, Jacko called Billy Merchant to repla
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