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Cartoon, The Amenities of the Circus

Cartoon, The Amenities of the Circus are positively surprising, showing London circus owners George Sanger (left) and Frederick Charles Hengler (right) with William Holland (centre), manager of the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden, where a Grand International Circus was in production.
1885

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1885 Acte Amenities Bryan Circus Covent Entr Entracte Frederick Hengler Holland Manager Managers Owners Sanger Surprising January


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This cartoon, titled 'The Amenities of the Circus,' offers a delightful glimpse into the behind-the-scenes camaraderie of London's circus world in the late 1880s. The image features three prominent figures of the era: George Sanger (left) and Frederick Charles Hengler (right), esteemed circus owners, and William Holland (centre), manager of the prestigious Theatre Royal, Covent Garden. The scene is set during the production of a Grand International Circus at the theatre. The trio is shown in a jovial mood, with Sanger and Hengler donning top hats, while Holland wears a more formal attire. The caption 'entracte, entr'acte, acte' written above their heads alludes to the theatrical interludes between acts in a circus performance. The number '10, January, 1885' inscribed at the bottom of the cartoon marks the date of this amicable encounter. Despite their contrasting roles, the men appear to share a mutual respect and admiration for one another. The cartoon's title, 'The Amenities of the Circus,' underscores the surprising level of sophistication and camaraderie that existed within the circus community, even during the Victorian era. This charming depiction provides a unique insight into the personal relationships that existed beyond the public spectacle of the circus.

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