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Babs the tiger cub at the London Hippodrome
Babs, a male tiger cub bred by Herr Richard Sawade, who was exhibiting his troupe of performing wild animals at the London Hippodrome. Babs was introduced to Queen Alexandra who visited the theatre making him wildly popular. Date: 1905
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Alexandra Babs Bred Captivity Celebrity Cubs Herr Hippodrome Oct19 Tiger Tigers Wild Performing
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Babs, the Irresistible Tiger Cub Sensation: A Captivating Encounter with Royalty at the London Hippodrome in 1905 This enchanting photograph captures the moment of pure magic when Queen Alexandra met Babs, the captivating tiger cub, during her visit to the London Hippodrome in 1905. Babs, a male tiger cub, was part of Herr Richard Sawade's renowned troupe of performing wild animals that had taken the city by storm. Bred by Herr Sawade, Babs quickly became the talk of the town, drawing crowds with his playful antics and captivating demeanor. The London Hippodrome, a popular entertainment venue, was the perfect stage for this young tiger cub to showcase his unique charm and charisma. As the excitement surrounding Babs grew, so did his fame. The photograph of Queen Alexandra and Babs together only added to his celebrity status, making him an even more intriguing figure for the public. In this image, the connection between the regal Queen and the wild tiger cub is palpable, showcasing the awe-inspiring bond between man and beast. The photograph serves as a reminder of a time when the world was captivated by the wonders of the natural world and the allure of the exotic. Babs' story is a testament to the enduring fascination with wild animals and their ability to captivate and enchant us, even in the midst of the bustling city life of London in the early 20th century.
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