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  • ...s Sarrasani|Sarrasani]], [[Julius Gleich|Gleich]], [[The Hagenbeck Dynasty|Hagenbeck]] and others, which followed Kludský’s model. It was these Bohemian work ...rom the Prague Zoo, he rejected it because he didn't want to live anywhere else than in his caravan. His small pension was not enough to survive properly h
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  • ...tably for [[Circus Knie]] in Switzerland and [[Circus Krone]] and [[Circus Hagenbeck]] in Germany. Eventually, Yasmine became a celebrated "Ringmistress"—
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  • ===HAGENBECK WILD ANIMALS AT TATTERSALL'S=== Following the Chicago World Fair, Hagenbeck, the famous animal dealership and circus firm from Hamburg, Germany, transf
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  • ...Rivels acts in major European circuses, including: [[The Hagenbeck Dynasty|Hagenbeck]], [[Circus Williams|Williams]], [[Circus Scott|Scott]], [[The Strassburger
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  • ...l, and Charlie’s exploit caught the attention of [[Erie Klant]], [[Willy Hagenbeck]]’s stepson, who owned the act, and whose Walkenburg, Holland, zoological ...'s lions (all six of them) before Bosman’s departure. Fortunately, Willy Hagenbeck was around and able to lend a hand, and Charly Baumann—who could now
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  • ...1925 in Europe, first appearing at [[Circus Hagenbeck (Stellingen)|Circus Hagenbeck]] in Stellingen (near Hamburg). At Berlin’s famous [[Wintergarten (Berli ...he Cirque d’Hiver, the birthplace of the flying trapeze, like everywhere else, The Codonas were a sensation; the savvy Parisian press loved them and the
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  • ...us with a vast menagerie (inspired at first by the German circus of [[Carl Hagenbeck]]—thus the original title, Zoo Zirkus—but also, undoubtedly, by ...e United States, and it included ethnic exhibitions, a trademark of Zirkus Hagenbeck, and sideshow attractions like those Court had seen at the Ringling Bros. C
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  • [[Category:Circuses|Wilhelm Hagenbeck (Court)]]
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  • ...Schulz, who had become a famous wild animal trapper for the firm of [[Carl Hagenbeck]], Fritz apprenticed as a butcher. But he shared with his uncle a passion f
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  • ...oke out, impresario Charles B. Cochran had staged ''[[The Hagenbeck Family|Hagenbeck]]’s Wonder Zoo and Circus'', from Germany, in the winter of 1913/1914. Co
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  • ...long time, if ever. I do not think [[Lord George Sanger|Sanger]] or anyone else had ever tempted to produce an international programme of quality, and our ...ircus Sarrasani|Sarrasani]], [[Circus Krone|Krone]] and [[Circus Hagenbeck|Hagenbeck]], which were leading the European travelling circus industry—Bertram
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  • ...in April 1913, she soon recovered and appeared later that year with [[Carl Hagenbeck]]’s Wonder Zoo and Circus at London’s [[Olympia, London|Olympia]]. May
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  • Yasmine Smart presenting [[Circus Hagenbeck]]'s Horses at Liberty, in Thames Television's ''[[Billy Smart]]'s Christmas
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  • ...agement. His mentor at Bertram Mills Circus was the [[The Hagenbeck Family|Hagenbeck]]-trained Austrian, [[John Gindl]], who developed Norman’s grounding in t
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  • ...is (and Chocolate & Co.) worked for the German circuses [[Circus Hagenbeck|Hagenbeck]] (in the old [[Circus Renz]] building in Vienna), and [[Circus Krone|Krone
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  • ...24. In 1928, Ankner brought a stud of horses from the German [[Circus Carl Hagenbeck]] for [[Bertram Mills]], who sold them to [[The Great Carmo|Harry Carmo]] f File:Emmerich_Ankner_(c.1928).jpg|Emmerich Ankner - Circus Carl Hagenbeck (1928)
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  • ...unday performances—whether at the theatre, at the circus or anywhere else—were not permitted then in the United Kingdom.) ...by Ruben Castang, a celebrated animal trainer from the [[Circus Hagenbeck|Hagenbeck]] school: The chimps had acquired fame appearing in American movies for eig
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  • ...lkans—in the manner of the great German circuses ([[Circus Hagenbeck|Hagenbeck]], [[Circus Sarrasani|Sarrasani]]…) of pre-war Europe.
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  • ...ue d’Hiver]]; and [[Circus Krone]], [[Circus Barnum]] and [[Circus Willy Hagenbeck]] in Germany—among others.
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  • File:Hagenbeck-Court_Set_up_1930.jpeg|Cirque W. Hagenbeck-Court's setup (1930) File:Cirque_Hagenbeck_Court_1930.jpeg|Cirque W. Hagenbeck [Court] (1930)
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  • ...lsie, an equestrian and aerialist, while working with the Ringling-owned [[Hagenbeck-Wallace Circus]] in 1943. When not on the road, Paul and Elsie settled in T
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  • ...same success in major European circuses, including [[The Hagenbeck Dynasty|Hagenbeck]], [[Circus Williams|Williams]], [[Circus Scott|Scott]], [[The Strassburger ...ntered in an agreement with a former concession manager for [[Circus Willy Hagenbeck]] to launch a ''Circus Rivels''. This was not to the taste of Charlie Rivel
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  • ...us buildings; Sarrasani had its own building in Dresden, Krone in Münich, Hagenbeck in Stellingen, and Paris alone maintained four permanent circuses. This, of ...ed by many circuses, notably in Eastern Europe and in Russia, and wherever else they are offered, they largely remain audiences' favorites.
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  • ...on the road. Adolf and Carola would manage the two circuses (Williams and Hagenbeck) conjointly until 1956. In the absence of Alfons and Jeanette, Carola also ...y, the marriage was perhaps more the result of circumstances than anything else; it lasted only six years. Nonetheless, Gunther remained with the circus th
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  • ...ularized by the great European cat trainers of the [[The Hagenbeck Dynasty|Hagenbeck]] school, which tended to privilege their animals’ actions over the train ...iss trainer [[Eugen Weidmann]] presented in Germany at [[Circus Friederike Hagenbeck]] (which belonged to [[Carola Williams]]).
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  • ...us-theater." The polar bears belonged to the Klant Zoo, created by [[Willy Hagenbeck]]’s stepson, [[Erie Klant]] (1912-1990), on the hill of Cauberg in Valken ...ant Zoo. She made her debut the following year, in 1952, at [[Circus Willy Hagenbeck]] with a group of five lions. Perhaps to tell her apart from Adriaan, she h
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  • ...mals were horses, but a first elephant bought from [[The Hagenbeck Dynasty|Hagenbeck]] was soon added, and seven more would follow in 1906, purchased from the L ...ne|Krone]]), [[Circus Barum|Barum]] (Kreiser), and [[The Hagenbeck Dynasty|Hagenbeck]]. Their owners had all been influenced by the European triumphs of Barnum
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  • [[File:Kannan_Bombayo_-_Hagenbeck-Wallace.jpg|thumb|left|350px|Hagenbeck-Wallace Circus Poster (1933)]]One of the Ringling Circus’s immediate conc ...season, part of the Ringling cast was transferred to the Ringling-owned [[Hagenbeck-Wallace Circus]], including the Canestrellis and Kannan Bombayo, who was gi
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  • ...riding lion. It was not something new in the circus world—the [[The Hagenbeck Dynasty|Hagenbecks]] began training riding lions in 1889—but it was n
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  • [[File:Krone_Der_Triump.jpeg|thumb|left|300px|Hagenbeck's ''Der Triumph'']]In 1892, Krone's Menagerie Continental (also titled at s Among them, Hamburg’s own [[The Hagenbeck Dynasty|Hagenbeck]] company was becoming synonymous with foreign exoticism, pioneering the tr
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  • ...at trainers of his generation, who came from the famous [[Erie Klant|Klant-Hagenbeck]] school of Walkenburg, in the Netherlands; Baumann taught Walter the rudim
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  • ...rst half of the twentieth century, one of the greatest cat trainers of the Hagenbeck school—although his spectacular style was markedly different from tha ===The Hagenbeck Years===
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  • ...nistrative accountant for the circuses of [[Alfred Schneider]] and [[Willy Hagenbeck]], and by 1935, for the new [[Circus Barlay]] of Harry Barlay and his wife ===Willy Hagenbeck's Struggles===
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  • ...For instance, the lions (and a Great Dane) of [[The Hagenbeck Dynasty|Carl Hagenbeck]] presented by Darling (whose real name was [[Eduard Deyerling]]) were feat ...]] and, of course, Chocolat, among others. Foottit, who was, like everyone else, aware of Chocolat’s potential had asked Donval to hire him independently
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  • ...who were far more successful and reliable and ran the famous [[Circus Carl Hagenbeck]], named after their legendary father, as well as several circus buildings. ...the circus reverted to its old ''Dominik Althoff'' title. (Willy and Carl Hagenbeck lent their name to another circus venture under the management of [[Oskar H
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  • ...and Portugal, where he toured at the beginning of the hostilities with the Hagenbeck menagerie as an adjunct to his traveling circus—a move that proved qu
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  • ...ircus Renz in Vienna, owned by [[The Hagenbeck Dynasty|Heinrich and Lorenz Hagenbeck]], and then went to Göteborg and Stockholm. Their 1939 summer tour in Swed
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