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Djando: Poster for the Cirque Medrano, featuring the actor and musician Pierre Mingand (1900-1982), a movie star during the German occupation of Paris. Parisian circuses had a hard time getting enough circus artists to complete their programs, and often used t...

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Poster for the Cirque Medrano, featuring the actor and musician Pierre Mingand (1900-1982), a movie star during the German occupation of Paris. Parisian circuses had a hard time getting enough circus artists to complete their programs, and often used theater and movie stars and popular singers and comedians to headline their shows. (1942) — ''Private Collection''

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−	Poster for the Cirque Medrano, featuring the actor and musician Pierre Mingand (1900-1982), caricatured on the left by Jan Mara (1912-1992). Mingand was a movie star in the 1930s and during the German occupation of Paris (1940-1944). Parisian circuses had then a hard time getting enough circus artists to complete their programs, and often used theater and movie stars and popular singers and comedians to headline their shows. (1942) — ''Private Collection''	+	Poster for the Cirque Medrano, featuring the actor and musician Pierre Mingand (1900-1982), caricatured on the left by Jan Mara (1912-1992). Mingand was a movie star in the 1930s and during the German occupation of Paris (1940-1944). Parisian circuses had then a hard time getting enough circus artists to complete their programs, and often used theater and movie stars, and popular singers and comedians to headline their shows. (1942) — ''Private Collection''

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−	Poster for the Cirque Medrano, featuring the actor and musician Pierre Mingand (1900-1982, caricatured on the left by Jan Mara, 1912-1992). Mingand was a movie star in the 1930s and during the German occupation of Paris (1940-1944). Parisian circuses had then a hard time getting enough circus artists to complete their programs, and often used theater and movie stars and popular singers and comedians to headline their shows. (1942) — ''Private Collection''	+	Poster for the Cirque Medrano, featuring the actor and musician Pierre Mingand (1900-1982), caricatured on the left by Jan Mara (1912-1992). Mingand was a movie star in the 1930s and during the German occupation of Paris (1940-1944). Parisian circuses had then a hard time getting enough circus artists to complete their programs, and often used theater and movie stars and popular singers and comedians to headline their shows. (1942) — ''Private Collection''

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−	Poster for the Cirque Medrano, featuring the actor and musician Pierre Mingand ~~–~~ 1900-1982 ~~–~~ caricatured on the left by Jan Mara), ~~who~~ was a movie star in the 1930s and during the German occupation of Paris (1940-1944). Parisian circuses had then a hard time getting enough circus artists to complete their programs, and often used theater and movie stars and popular singers and comedians to headline their shows. (1942) — ''Private Collection''	+	Poster for the Cirque Medrano, featuring the actor and musician Pierre Mingand (1900-1982, caricatured on the left by Jan Mara, 1912-1992). Mingand was a movie star in the 1930s and during the German occupation of Paris (1940-1944). Parisian circuses had then a hard time getting enough circus artists to complete their programs, and often used theater and movie stars and popular singers and comedians to headline their shows. (1942) — ''Private Collection''

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−	Poster for the Cirque Medrano, featuring the actor and musician Pierre Mingand &~~mdash~~; 1900-1982 – caricatured on the left by Jan Mara), who was a movie star in the 1930s and during the German occupation of Paris (1940-1944). Parisian circuses had then a hard time getting enough circus artists to complete their programs, and often used theater and movie stars and popular singers and comedians to headline their shows. (1942) — ''Private Collection''	+	Poster for the Cirque Medrano, featuring the actor and musician Pierre Mingand – 1900-1982 – caricatured on the left by Jan Mara), who was a movie star in the 1930s and during the German occupation of Paris (1940-1944). Parisian circuses had then a hard time getting enough circus artists to complete their programs, and often used theater and movie stars and popular singers and comedians to headline their shows. (1942) — ''Private Collection''

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−	Poster for the Cirque Medrano, featuring the actor and musician Pierre Mingand (1900-1982), who was a movie star in the 1930s and during the German occupation of Paris (1940-1944). Parisian circuses had then a hard time getting enough circus artists to complete their programs, and often used theater and movie stars and popular singers and comedians to headline their shows. (1942) — ''Private Collection''	+	Poster for the Cirque Medrano, featuring the actor and musician Pierre Mingand — 1900-1982 – caricatured on the left by Jan Mara), who was a movie star in the 1930s and during the German occupation of Paris (1940-1944). Parisian circuses had then a hard time getting enough circus artists to complete their programs, and often used theater and movie stars and popular singers and comedians to headline their shows. (1942) — ''Private Collection''

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−	Poster for the Cirque Medrano, featuring the actor and musician Pierre Mingand (1900-1982), who was a movie star during the German occupation of Paris (1940-1944). Parisian circuses had a hard time getting enough circus artists to complete their programs, and often used theater and movie stars and popular singers and comedians to headline their shows. (1942) — ''Private Collection''	+	Poster for the Cirque Medrano, featuring the actor and musician Pierre Mingand (1900-1982), who was a movie star in the 1930s and during the German occupation of Paris (1940-1944). Parisian circuses had then a hard time getting enough circus artists to complete their programs, and often used theater and movie stars and popular singers and comedians to headline their shows. (1942) — ''Private Collection''

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−	Poster for the Cirque Medrano, featuring the actor and musician Pierre Mingand (1900-1982), a movie star during the German occupation of Paris. Parisian circuses had a hard time getting enough circus artists to complete their programs, and often used theater and movie stars and popular singers and comedians to headline their shows. (1942) — ''Private Collection''	+	Poster for the Cirque Medrano, featuring the actor and musician Pierre Mingand (1900-1982), who was a movie star during the German occupation of Paris (1940-1944). Parisian circuses had a hard time getting enough circus artists to complete their programs, and often used theater and movie stars and popular singers and comedians to headline their shows. (1942) — ''Private Collection''
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		+	* History: [[Cirque Medrano (Paris)]]
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		+	[[Category:Art Gallery\|Medrano Circus]]