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• The Great Carmo
  [[Image:Carmo_portrait.jpg|right|200px|Harry Carmo]] Relatively little has been written of Harry Cameron (1881-1944), better known as "The Great Carmo," apart from a small
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• Kio
  ...lly arrested as a Trotskyist anarchist during Communist purges, and Garry (Harry), who became an aeronautics engineer. (The origins of the French part of th ...that, at the time, Europe's most famous oriental-style magician was Okito (Thomas Bamberg), a Dutch magician in spite of his oriental name, who had visited R
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• Struppi Hanneford
  ...orter of European acts after the War. (The Mills brothers, Jake, Jack, and Harry, were themselves Russian immigrants.) Going to America was a childhood drea ...act with her son Peter, who was now ready to perform (later her other son, Harry, joined the act).
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• John Herriott
  ...John and Mary Ruth had been introduced to each other by Ringmaster [[Harry Thomas]], whom John Herriott considered as his hero and mentor. John and Mary Ruth
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• Foottit et Chocolat
  ...ottit remarried one year later with a more sober husband, the equestrian [[Thomas Batty]], who took over the management of the circus. Young Foottit learned ...oottit wanted to work with his sons, Thomas (Tommy), George (Georgey), and Harry. He saw in them his heirs in the art of clowning, and believed they would h
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• Foottit et Chocolat/fr
  ...ttit se remaria l’année suivante avec un mari plus sobre, l’écuyer [[Thomas Batty]], qui reprit la direction du cirque. Le jeune Foottit apprit la volt ...ttit voulait travailler avec ses fils, Thomas (Tommy), George (Georgey) et Harry. Il voyait en eux ses héritiers dans l’art clownesque, et pensait qu’i
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• Nouveau Cirque (Paris)
  ...d a café-concert star—this time the very popular London-born singer Harry Fragson (1869-1913). It was ''L’agence Bidard'' ("The Bidard Agency"), wh ...om the Nouveau Cirque; he wanted to work with his sons, Thomas, George and Harry, hoping they would hone their skills at his side and eventually succeed him
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