Circus

in the late 1950's :)

I have heard that name somewhere before, it was at a Kokanee event.

The Circus Maximus was the largest staidium in Rome.

In Quebec.

i don't know all but i know some...

acrobats,clowns ext.

Nobody of the nitro circus cast died.

They dedicated one of the episodes to

Jeremy lusk an American freestyle crosser.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jeremy_Lusk

Clowns are often associated with a variety of sounds, including honking horns, squeaky shoes, and playful laughter. They may also use exaggerated vocalizations, such as silly voices or playful phrases, to entertain. Additionally, clowns might incorporate musical instruments, like accordions or drums, to enhance their performances. Overall, their sounds are designed to evoke joy and laughter.

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Tiny Kline died of stomach cancer at the age of 73. She heroically continued performing as Tinkerbell at Disneyland even after she became ill. This information is from Janet Davis, of the University of Texas.

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50 million dollars that she will pocket....the tour will gross over 250 million It's more than that due to the massive exstention into her tour

I am in a circus at the moment, all you have to do is find a circus for your age in your area!

best circus would be cirque du soleil but you have to be quite talented to join

you can apply on their website

just type cirque du soleil on google

Mark Ganzel

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A Big RED Nose!

Magic Acts?

Terry Gilliam

Yes, he is. Its revealed in one of the episodes, but I'm not sure which one

I don"t know where you get your information from, but KUOMINTANG was the nationalist CHINESE government- by extension the army and other Armed Forces of Nationalist China- also known as Formosa and Taiwan. this is to be totally distinguished from the COMINTERN, which was a Communist organization founded or at least backed by Joseph Stalin. They do sound somewhat similar. Politically, they were poles apart. I have never heard of a Kuomintang Dance? Martial arts perhaps? but not a dance. it is pronounced Kwo- Minn- Tang almost like Tong, a grasping tool! do not confuse with Tong houses ( and tong wars) in Chinatown. Get an almanac! Kuomintang is not a Dance.

Cirque is just French for circus, I believe

Guy Laliberte a french billionaire

Because the flamingo chose to have a and the

national conventions

Eddie Mansfield, the "Continental Lover," and former professional wrestler gave up the goods on the business when he appeared on 20-20 with John Stossel in the 1980s. He told how the matches were predetermined and explained how the wrestlers bleed. As a matter of fact, he actually demonstrated the "blading" technique when he cut a double edge razor into a small strip and cut his forehead with it. He explained there was a saying in wrestling: red turns to green, ie., if you bled then you made more money. Another former pro wrestler, Jim Wilson appeared on the same program and also told of how the matches were decided ahead of time. Wilson says he was blackballed out of the business which is why he was giving out this information on the wrestling business. However, I do not believe these were the first ex wrestlers to be on national television and admit that pro wrestling is not a legitimate athletic contest. I recall watching a television game show in the 1960 (I don't remember the name of it) in which an elderly man was a contestant and stated that he had been a pro wrestler when younger. He told the host that the matches were not real. I cannot remember his name but I definitely recall him stating such.

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