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• Anatoly Durov
  ...uzzi over an argument in 1884. He then hassled the great German director [[Albert Schumann]], who was renting Hinné’s old circus in Moscow, to get a job a ...edged clown-satirist and animal trainer at [[The Circuses of Moscow|Circus Salamonsky]] in Moscow, Russia’s second most prestigious circus, after St. Petersbur
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• Circus Nikulin
  [[File:Circus_Salamonsky_Moscow.jpg|thumb|400px|left|Circus Salamonsky (c.1890)]]Circus buildings with a long history have something magical. They ...in active, under various managements, until 1896. Then, in 1880, [[Albert Salamonsky]] (1839-1913), a brilliant German equestrian and director, built a brand ne
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• Leonid Engibarov
  ...The greatest circus directors of Imperial Russia—[[Albert Salamonsky|Salamonsky]], [[Massimiliano Truzzi Sr|Truzzi]], [[Gaetano Ciniselli|Ciniselli]]&mdash
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• The Nikitin Brothers
  ...iniselli|Ciniselli]], [[The Truzzi Family|Truzzi]], or [[Albert Salamonsky|Salamonsky]]—became synonymous with Russian circus. There was one notable except ...The old Panorama (today, the Mir Theatre), adjacent to the circus [[Albert Salamonsky]] had built on [[Circus Nikulin|Tsvetnoy Boulevard]] in 1880, was available
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• The Durov Dynasty
  ...]]’s water pantomimes in Berlin, then at [[The Circuses Of Moscow|Circus Salamonsky]] in Moscow. She worked as Anatoly’s partner in his mnemonic act. Upon An
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• The Circuses Of Moscow
  ...tainers, who came to Circus Hinné with his own troupe. Both Ciniselli and Salamonsky would become major figures of Russian circus history. ===Circus Salamonsky (1880-1936)===
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• Kio
  ...nasty|Cinisellis]], [[The Truzzi Dynasty|Truzzis]] and [[Albert Salamonsky|Salamonsky]]) and the same applied to most of their star performers. Unfortunately, th
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• Yury Nikulin
  ...9, when circus was nationalized along with other performing arts. In 1932, Salamonsky's majestic and elegant building had been demolished and replaced by a new b
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• Henrik Henricksen
  ...-Althoff]] in 1901 and 1902, Circus Krembser 1902, [[Circus Nikulin|Circus Salamonsky]] in Moscow in 1903, Cirque Devigne in Odessa and [[Circus Beketow]] at the ...rcus and variety theater, was all the rage), Circus [[The Schumann Dynasty|Albert Schumann]], [[Cirkus Orlando]] in Sweden, Cirkus Norbeck and Cirkus Globus
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• The Schumann Dynasty
  ...ortant place in German circus history, especially through Gotthold’s son Albert Schumann, Sr. (1858-1939), who created his own circus and settled in (and t ...his Scandinavian nephews Willy, Ernst and Oscar, and later, Oscar’s sons Albert and Max, steadfastly preserved their family’s place in the equestrian cir
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