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 ==Juggler==
 ''By Dominique Jando''
-[[Image:Kremo bela.jpg|right|300px]]Béla Kremo (Berlin, 1911-Zurich, 1979) was born Béla José Kremo in Berlin, but was a Swiss citizen. The son of [[Kremo Family|Karl Kremo]] and his wife Margarethe, née Hanus, he debuted in his father's famous risley act when he was five years old. He soon showed great abilities as a juggler, an art he learned in part by watching a friend of his father's, the legendary [[Enrico Rastelli]], and which became his hobby. When time came to create his juggling act, Béla Kremo managed to distance himself from the oft-imitated style of the juggling master and to create a style of his own. He debuted his solo-juggling act in 1931 at the Apollo Theater in Aalborg, Sweden, under the name Trenton, as the Kremos' "second act;" he began using his own name in 1934.
+Béla Kremo (Berlin, 1911-Zurich, 1979) was born Béla José Kremo in Berlin, but was a Swiss citizen. The son of [[Kremo Family|Karl Kremo]] and his wife Margarethe, née Hanus, he debuted in his father's famous risley act when he was five years old. He soon showed great abilities as a juggler, an art he learned in part by watching a friend of his father's, the legendary [[Enrico Rastelli]], and which became his hobby. When time came to create his juggling act, Béla Kremo managed to distance himself from the oft-imitated style of the juggling master and to create a style of his own. He debuted his solo-juggling act in 1931 at the Apollo Theater in Aalborg, Sweden, under the name Trenton, as the Kremos' "second act;" he began using his own name in 1934.
 Béla Kremo is credited with originating the three-object juggling routine, working solely with groups of three objects – three balls, three hats, and three cigar boxes, and a bowler hat, a cigar, and a pair of gloves rolled together. His act was known as the "Gentleman Juggler:" Béla Kremo used ordinary objects that were part of a perfect gentleman's panoply, having them on stage or in the ring on a simple chair, instead of the traditional prop table or basket.

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 ''By Dominique Jando''
-[[Image:Kremo bela.jpg|right|thumb|150px|Béla Kremo]]Béla Kremo (Berlin, 1911-Zurich, 1979) was born Béla José Kremo in Berlin, but was a Swiss citizen. The son of [[Kremo Family|Karl Kremo]] and his wife Margarethe, née Hanus, he debuted in his father's famous risley act when he was five years old. He soon showed great abilities as a juggler, an art he learned in part by watching a friend of his father's, the legendary [[Enrico Rastelli]], and which became his hobby. When time came to create his juggling act, Béla Kremo managed to distance himself from the oft-imitated style of the juggling master and to create a style of his own. He debuted his solo-juggling act in 1931 at the Apollo Theater in Aalborg, Sweden, under the name Trenton, as the Kremos' "second act;" he began using his own name in 1934.
+[[Image:Kremo bela.jpg|right|300px]]Béla Kremo (Berlin, 1911-Zurich, 1979) was born Béla José Kremo in Berlin, but was a Swiss citizen. The son of [[Kremo Family|Karl Kremo]] and his wife Margarethe, née Hanus, he debuted in his father's famous risley act when he was five years old. He soon showed great abilities as a juggler, an art he learned in part by watching a friend of his father's, the legendary [[Enrico Rastelli]], and which became his hobby. When time came to create his juggling act, Béla Kremo managed to distance himself from the oft-imitated style of the juggling master and to create a style of his own. He debuted his solo-juggling act in 1931 at the Apollo Theater in Aalborg, Sweden, under the name Trenton, as the Kremos' "second act;" he began using his own name in 1934.
 Béla Kremo is credited with originating the three-object juggling routine, working solely with groups of three objects – three balls, three hats, and three cigar boxes, and a bowler hat, a cigar, and a pair of gloves rolled together. His act was known as the "Gentleman Juggler:" Béla Kremo used ordinary objects that were part of a perfect gentleman's panoply, having them on stage or in the ring on a simple chair, instead of the traditional prop table or basket.

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 ==See also==
 * Biographies: The [[Kremo Family]], [[Kris Kremo]]
 * Oral History: [[Kris_Kremo_Interview_2007|Kris Kremo: interview]] with Dominique Jando (2007)

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 * Oral History: [[Kris_Kremo_Interview_2007|Kris Kremo: interview]] with Dominique Jando (2007)
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