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Excerpts of the Cirque d'Hiver's pantomine ''Robin des Bois'' ("Robin Hood"), written by Jean Loysel, and featuring the clowns Alex & Zavatta and the singer André Pierrel as Robin Hood. (1943)

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==See Also==

* Circuses: [[Cirque d'Hiver]]
* Biographies: [[Achille Zavatta]], [[Alex Bugny]]

[[Category:Video Archive|Cirque d'Hiver]]

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 ==See Also==