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• Alfred Court
  Alfred Court (1883-1977) is perhaps the most remarkable French circus personality of the ...arquis de Clapier, a rich aristocrat well introduced in political circles. Alfred was the youngest of a family of ten children.
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• International Circus Festival of Monte-Carlo
  ...equivalent of an Oscar® to the circus world, were awarded to [[Alfred Court]], in tribute to his exceptional career, and to [[Charlie Rivel]]. (See [ht
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• Gunther Gebel-Williams
  ...gars, and two black panthers. Such an act had not been seen since [[Alfred Court]], and it would be remembered as one of the greatest small feline acts of a
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• The Codonas
  ...ined with Circo Pubillones until 1918. (They shared the bill with [[Alfred Court]], who was still an acrobat then, and performed a perch pole act.) But the ...wn in Australia), as well as with the great clown [[Charlie Rivel]], and [[Alfred Schneider]] who presided over his 70 lions: Quite a program! At the end of
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• Alfred Court
  Alfred Court (1883-1977) is perhaps the most remarkable French circus personality of the ...arquis de Clapier, a rich aristocrat well introduced in political circles. Alfred was the youngest of a family of ten children.
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• Arène Olympique
  #REDIRECT: [[Alfred Court]]
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• Zoo Circus
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• Cirque Egelton
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• Cirque Wilhelm Hagenbeck (Court)
  #REDIRECT: [[Alfred Court]] [[Category:Circuses|Wilhelm Hagenbeck (Court)]]
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• The Egeltons
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• Circo Europeo (Court)
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• Daniel Suskov
  ...49 in Paris, France. His father, [[Otto Suskov]], had been one of [[Alfred Court]]’s assistant trainers, before entering in the service of the brothers [[
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• Fritz Schulz
  ...xceptional cat trainers who had worked for the legendary [[Alfred Court]]. Court had described Schulz as a “honest and courageous guy, who had what it tak ...pounds of meat daily for the thirty tigers of [[Fernand Montbaron]] and [[Alfred Bendix]], and [[Togare]]’s eight lions. Bendix and Togare were master tra
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• Charlie Cairoli
  ...ted in that legendary building, with a stellar cast that included [[Alfred Court]] and his mixed group of fifteen leopards, panthers, jaguars, puma, and sno ...o Blackpool. Then it was [[Trevor Bale]], who replaced Lockhart in 1946, [[Alfred Delbosq]] (from 1948 through 1953), Henry Lytton (who came from the theater
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• Gilbert Houcke
  ===Alfred Court’s Guidance=== ...him to become a cat trainer), so Jean Houcke contacted his friend [[Alfred Court]], whose “ready-to-wear” cage acts worked all over Europe.
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• Foottit et Chocolat
  ...partnered with the equestrians [[Anthony Powell]] and [[The Clarke Dynasty|Alfred Clarke]] to launch the ''Powell, Foottit & Clarke’s Great Allied Circus'' However the clown was, in appearance and in effect, the equivalent of a court jester; he was in reality an outsider whose difference—his abstract m
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• Henrik Henricksen
  ...Hunt" in Marseille. In 1909, he worked at [[Alfred Court|Alfred and Jules Court]]’s Circus Egelton in Marseille, France. On September 25th, while the ani
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• Nouveau Cirque (Paris)
  ...is and resumed his bookmaking activities. Unfortunately, in 1875, a French court declared the ''pari mutuel'' illicit and Oller was fined and sentenced to f ...perform hitherto unsuspected feats." Between the splendors of the Russian court, the excitement of a Cossack riding act, the painted scrims coming down fro
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• Circus Ring of Fame
  '''Alfred Court''' (acrobat, circus owner, cat trainer),
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• Little Billy Merchant
  He was born William Alfred Merchant on July 31, 1919, in Bristol, England. His father was unknown&mdas Billy moved to Seacroft Court Nursing Home, a retirement home in Skegness, where Jacko Fossett would even
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• Cirque Medrano (Paris)/fr
  ...uipement de la piscine avait été loué au cirque du célèbre dompteur [[Alfred Schneider]] en Allemagne. ''Le Cirque sous l'Eau'' fut un grand succès qui ...e ambulant de France, avaient entamé des négociations, mais elles furent court-circuitées par les frères [[The Bouglione Family|Bouglione]], qui avaient
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