Zirkus Collection

Step right up and step back in time to the Jazz Age of the 1920s, a decade filled with glitz, glamour, and excitement

Zirkus Collection: Jazz Age 1920s 20s Twenties Silent Film German

Jazz Age 1920s 20s Twenties Silent Film German
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Zirkus Collection: A scene from the UFA film Circus of Life (1927)

A scene from the UFA film Circus of Life (1927)
A scene from the UFA film Circus of Life ('Die Flucht in den Zirkus 1927) featuring Vladimir Gaidarow, the aristocratic hero (centre) Date: 1927

Zirkus Collection: A scene from Die Zirkus Prinzessin at the Metropol Theatre, Berlin (1926)

A scene from Die Zirkus Prinzessin at the Metropol Theatre, Berlin (1926) with Lori Leux and Erik Wirl Date: 1926

A Scene from La Joueur de Viole at the Opera Comique, Paris (1926) Date: 1926

Zirkus Collection: Poster, Probst Circus, Hungary

Poster, Probst Circus, Hungary. 1972

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Step right up and step back in time to the Jazz Age of the 1920s, a decade filled with glitz, glamour, and excitement. In this captivating era, one form of entertainment reigned supreme - the circus. With its vibrant colors, daring acrobats, and mesmerizing performances, the circus became a symbol of joy and wonder. One iconic representation of this enchanting world can be found in the UFA film Circus of Life (1927). This silent film transports us to a bygone era where we witness breathtaking acts under the big top. The German influence is evident throughout as it showcases their unique artistic style that captivated audiences worldwide. Another glimpse into this magical realm comes from Die Zirkus Prinzessin at the Metropol Theatre in Berlin (1926). Here we see Lori Leux and Erik Wirl dazzling spectators with their incredible skills. The energy is palpable as they effortlessly command attention with every move they make. Not only did Germany embrace the circus culture during this time, but Paris also had its fair share of extraordinary performances. La Joueur de Viole at Opera Comique (1926) transported audiences to an ethereal world where music intertwined seamlessly with acrobatics. It was truly a sight to behold. As we delve deeper into history, we discover that circuses have been captivating hearts for centuries. Even as far back as May 1836 when Probst Circus held its monthly competition in Hungary. The allure has remained constant throughout time - people flocking together to witness awe-inspiring feats performed by talented individuals who dedicate their lives to entertaining others. The essence of "zirkus" lies not just within these specific moments captured on film or stage but within our collective imagination. It represents an escape from reality into a realm where dreams come alive through daring stunts and breathtaking displays. So let us celebrate this timeless tradition that continues to inspire generations.