Massimilliano Truzzi
Massimiliano Truzzi was born in Lodz, Poland on December 4, 1903 to a famous Russian Italian Circus family. He learned to juggle from Enrico Rastelli,
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Massimiliano Truzzi was born in Lodz, Poland on December 4, 1903 to a famous Russian Italian Circus family. He learned to juggle from Enrico Rastelli,
Magician, Circus Owner From Circopedia: By Dominique Jando When he passed away on March 2, 2016, Franz Czeisler (1916-2016), better known as Tihany, was said
From Sarasota Herald Tribune and Circus Ring Of Fame Foundation: High energy bicycling French family, they were the first European act brought to the U.S.
Dieter Tasso (born Dieter Krakow in 1934 in Berlin, Germany) has been performing since 1947 and is still going strong. His act includes routines featuring
Born in France he learned the skill and patience of animal training from the great Alfred Court. In 1939, Storey came to America with Court’s
During the 1950s, 1960s and 1970s this English family’s highly charged dog act became one of the most popular attractions ever to command center ring
From the Lakeland Ledger: HAINES CITY — Legendary trapeze artist, Tony Steele has decided to make East Polk County his home. Known as one of
The incomparable Black American saddle bred mare, Starless Night, owned and trained by Capt. William Heyer, appeared in numerous circuses and other venues throughout her
Trainmaster kept circuses rolling down the tracks DALE WHITE Friends, fans and family attended a visitation and funeral on Saturday for Charlie Smith, fondly remembering
As graduate and teacher of its famed Clown College, Chucko was named “The youngest boss clown in history” by RBBB, touring North America and Japan.
The highest of achievements in circus arts and culture is celebrated annually in Sarasota, Florida. The Circus Ring of Fame Foundation organizes and hosts the dignified ceremony on beautiful St. Armands Circle before thousands of admirers. The end result is part Academy Awards “Lifetime Achievement”mixed with a Hollywood Walk of Fame style plaque, representing permanent recognition for the artist. After the ceremony, the inductees remove elegant red velvet covers revealing large bronze wagon wheels and biographical plaques, providing a synopsis of their lifelong contribution to circus arts and culture.
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