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The Ingenious Equestrian Family Who Changed the Circus Forever
36:13 - 41:37 (05:24)
Learn about the equestrian family who not only made advancements in the circus industry but also started their own successful circus in Europe. Their innovative engineering skills led to the creation of the modern circus tent.
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John Ringling of the Barnum and Bailey Circus invited a family of acrobats to America in 1907 after seeing them perform in Europe.
36:13 - 37:46 (01:33)
Summary
John Ringling of the Barnum and Bailey Circus invited a family of acrobats to America in 1907 after seeing them perform in Europe. Like many performers, the children continued the family tradition of being in the circus.
ChapterThe Ingenious Equestrian Family Who Changed the Circus Forever
EpisodeSelects: How Circus Families Work
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The Clark family, who originally performed in circuses and wild west shows, transitioned to equestrian centers after World War II put a dent in Europe.
37:46 - 38:59 (01:13)
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The Clark family, who originally performed in circuses and wild west shows, transitioned to equestrian centers after World War II put a dent in Europe. Despite having a brush with circus notoriety, the family continued their legacy as equestrian experts and even have a member in the International Circus Hall of Fame.
ChapterThe Ingenious Equestrian Family Who Changed the Circus Forever
EpisodeSelects: How Circus Families Work
PodcastStuff You Should Know
The circus family known for their inventiveness are known for making advances with the circus, including the tent, seating wagon and the metallic mesh cage.
38:59 - 41:37 (02:37)
Summary
The circus family known for their inventiveness are known for making advances with the circus, including the tent, seating wagon and the metallic mesh cage.