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| + | * History: [[The Blumenfeld Family]] | ||
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Revision as of 05:39, 31 August 2026
The 5 Sailors was an aerial act, and one of the many acts performed by members of the Blumenfeld family, taken in Buffalo, New York. From 1910 on, they performed mostly in England and the United States, where they eventually settled. The two girls are British and sisters: Gertrude Daniels (L.) and Beatrice Daniels, who married Baptist (Gertrude) and Paul Blumenfeld (Beatrice); Paul is on the trapeze, holding Baptist with his legs, himself holding William Blumenfeld (c.1915) — Photo X
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- History: The Blumenfeld Family
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