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What is the name of the music played at circuses during the high-wire act- slow waltz style often played for effect of dizziness seasickness or drunkenness in cartoons seems like it's Strauss?
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Try theme from Exodus. Nice Tune Terry. Nope, not even close dude! I figured it out on my own-- it's a thing by a Mexican composer named Juventino Rosas, called "Sobre las Olas" (Over the Waves). Thanx for trying, anyway. Bob C.
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What are the Latin references made in The Hunger Games series?
Well, in Mockingjay, they refer to the term "Panem de Circuses" which means bread and circuses, or- in more modern tongue- food and entertainment. Is that what you mean?
What is some stuff artists do?
Some artists make drawings, others paint, some make sculptures or installations. All those are pictorial artists. Then there art artists in music, in circuses and other kinds.
How does bread and games relate to The Hunger Games?
because the districts to the capodile are just entertainment (games- the hunger games) and the things they use (food- food, electricity, coal, clothes........) Because Panem means bread and circuses.
What year is it in Catching Fire?
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In Pinocchio why do the boys become donkeys?
In the Movie Pinocchio, the 1940's Disney Version, the boys are turned into Donkey's and sold for the Coachman to profit. After being tricked into thinking that they had an all expenses paid vacation to Pleasure Island, many little bad and mischievous boys indulge in their misguided acts, on an Island built for sin. Smoking cigars, breaking things, playing pool and countless other acts keep them busy all night. However, the island that they have been enjoying so much, is actually the cause of their donkey transformations. The "Island Curse" slowly turns each adolescent into a literal jackass. Once the boy has completely been transformed, they are loaded into cargo boxes that are sent off to various circuses, or mining destinations. The boys who have been transformed never return home, and finally see the consequences of their wrongful doings.
Whats it called when elephants walk trunk to tail?
Elephants do not naturally walk trunk to tail as seen in cartoons and in circuses. This is a learned behavior of captive elephants.
Do you say circuses in plural?
circuses
How do you use the word circuses in a sentence?
The rival circuses had a fight.Animal circuses are illegal in some countries because they are cruel.
Are zebras used in circuses?
Not any more. There are no circuses anymore.
What percentages of animals die in circuses?
%5 of animals die in circuses
When did people start to use animals in circuses?
Since circuses began...
Why are circuses around?
Circuses are around because if children are bored they have somewhere to go.
What year did circuses stop using animals?
Circuses never stopped using animals.
Do all circuses have clowns?
No, circuses consist of many different thing, from acrobats to animals
Are all circuses the same?
All the circuses are the same as they are usually trained the same way.
Where did circuses start?
circuses started in the ancient rome , in the arena Circus maximus ? ahha Lol
What were circuses used for in roman time?
In Roman times circuses were used for chariot racing. A "circus" was a racetrack.
