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Former entertainment venue in New York City, U.S
The Hippotheatron was an entertainment venue in New York built for large-scale circus and equestrian performances although ballets, dramas and pantomimes
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House 1868 1960 Grand Theatre 1903 1930 Herald Square Theatre 1883 1915 Hippotheatron 1864 1872 John Street Theatre 1767 1798 Knickerbocker Theatre 1893 1930
List of demolished buildings and structures in New York City
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Italian tight-rope dancer (1837–1898)
Falls on a tightrope. She was at Lent's Equescurriculum (1864) and the Hippotheatron in New York (1864). In November 1865 she was at Tony Pastor's Opera
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participated in the Tournament of State and Provincial Champions, held at the Hippotheatron in New York City on September 15 of that year. This was a round robin
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English equestrian and circus performer
with James M. Nixon's Alhambra Circus in New York City (1863); the Hippotheatron in New York City (1864); Rivers & Derious Circus in Washington D.C.
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American gymnast & acrobat (1814–1874)
1869 he and his company were the first to appear at the newly reopened Hippotheatron in New York. Carlisle died May 25, 1874. He was buried at Mount Moriah
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American showman and circus owner (1812–1880)
States in 1864, Spalding & Rogers took their circus to the newly built Hippotheatron in New York, where they opened for four weeks on 25 April 1864. During
Gilbert_R._Spalding
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