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• Circus Nikulin
  == The Circus On Tsvetnoy Boulevard == ...cus, is another one. And in Moscow, there is Circus Nikulin—"the Old Circus on Tsvetnoy Boulevard."
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• File:Albert Salamonsky in old age.jpg Albert Salamonsky in his old age — ''Private Collection'' * Biography: [[Albert Salamonsky]] (363 × 514 (109 KB)) - 22:28, 4 December 2018

• Circus Salamonsky (Moscow)
  #REDIRECT[[Circus Nikulin]] [[Category:Circuses|Salamonsky, Circus]]
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• Leonid Engibarov
  ...Russian pop music—among others. And Leonid Engibarov for the Russian circus. ...he ringmaster in the circus ring, or [[SoyuzGosTsirk]], the central Soviet circus organization, in real life. In this, he embodied the moods of a new Soviet
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• Tamerlan Nugzarov
  ...f Monte Carlo]] in 1984, and the great respect in which he was held in the circus world at large are a testimony to his immense talent. ...-lasting passion for horses. Then, in 1958, his mother re-married with the circus horseman Kazbek Borisovich Nugzarov (1905-1979). Tamerlan rejoined her, and
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• The Nikitin Brothers
  [[File:Circus_Nikitin_in_Moscow.jpg|right|400px|thumb|Circus Nikitin in Moscow (c.1915)]] ==Circus Entrepreneurs==
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• The Circuses Of Moscow
  ...ses in Moscow, [[Circus Nikulin]] on Tsvetnoy Boulevard, and the [[Bolshoi Circus]] (''bolshoi'' means ''big'', in Russian) on Vernadsky Avenue—and the ...Ciniselli (St. Petersburg)|Circus Ciniselli]] stands today. Tourniaire’s circus had only a short existence: it was bought back by the government of St. Pet
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• Kio
  ..., where they performed extensively on international tours of the "[[Moscow Circus]]." Kio’s illusions had a unique particularity: they were created to be p ...more than their illustrious father, who was a bona fide star of the Soviet circus, Emil, Jr. and Igor became celebrities in their own right; they appeared on
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• Yury Nikulin
  ==Clown, Actor, Circus Director== ...o the modern age, and restoring its prominence on the Russian and European circus scenes at a critical moment in Russian history.
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• File:Tsvetnoy Boulevard 1936.jpeg ...prior to its Soviet era transformation. (1936) — ''Document: Circus Nikulin'' * Circuses: [[Circus Nikulin]] (1,500 × 834 (426 KB)) - 19:18, 23 October 2017

• File:Circus Salamonsky Facade.jpeg Circus Salmonsky's façade on Tsvetnoy Boulevard in Moscow, from a postcard of the * History: [[Circus Nikulin]] (915 × 1,500 (785 KB)) - 00:51, 5 December 2018

• File:Albert Salamonsky.png Albert Salamonsky (c.1875) — ''Circopedia Archive'' * Biography: [[Albert Salamonsky]] (334 × 483 (111 KB)) - 01:11, 5 December 2018

• Henrik Henricksen
  ...at the end of his act. His was a remarkable presentation which won him his circus title, "The Tiger King." In his book ''Les Dompteurs'' (1929), French circus historian (and amateur cat trainer) Henry Thétard described Henricksen’s
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• The Schumann Dynasty
  ==Equestrians, Circus Owners== ...own circus and settled in (and then purchased) [[Ernst Renz]]’s flagship circus in Berlin in 1899—which remained active under Schumann’s ownership
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• File:Salamonsky Seating Plan.jpg Seating plan of Circus Salamonsky in Moscow (1910) — ''Document: Moscow Archives'' Circuses: [[Circus Nikulin]] (1,500 × 764 (1.2 MB)) - 06:18, 7 January 2022

• Circus Salamonsky
  #REDIRECT: [[Circus Nikulin]] [[Category:Circuses|Salamonsky Circus]]
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