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An unscheduled number (colour litho)

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An unscheduled number (colour litho)

2783947 An unscheduled number (colour litho) by Beltrame, Achille (1871-1945); Private Collection; (add.info.: An unscheduled number. In a theater in Cincinnati, in the United States, an elephant, led by the tamer on stage, broke the floorboards with its weight of three tons, sinking into an underground. Illustration for Courier Sunday, 15-21 October 1939.); © Look and Learn

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This print captures a truly unusual and bizarre moment in theater history. Titled "An Unscheduled Number" the image depicts an elephant, weighing three tons, being led by a tamer on stage. However, to everyone's astonishment, the sheer weight of the majestic creature causes the floorboards to break beneath it, leading to its sinking into an underground space. The incident took place in Cincinnati, United States during a performance at a local theater. The audience watches in awe as this unexpected turn of events unfolds before their eyes. The fallen actor and actress on stage add to the chaos and surprise of the scene. Beltrame Achille, an Italian illustrator known for his wildlife depictions, beautifully captures this extraordinary moment with vivid colors through his skillful lithography technique. This photograph not only showcases the incredible strength and power of elephants but also highlights how unpredictable live performances can be. It serves as a reminder that even carefully planned shows can take unexpected turns. With its combination of drama and humor, this image is sure to captivate viewers' attention and spark their imagination about what other surprising moments may occur within the world of entertainment.

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