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The History of Juggling. Origins and Legends. The History of Juggling. Cultural Roots Famous Names. Cultural Roots. Egypt Orient Rome France. Egypt. Earliest Evidence of Juggling, 1994-1781 B.C. The Orient. Chinese Plate Spinning Inventors of the Diabolo. Japanese
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The History of Juggling Origins and Legends
The History of Juggling • Cultural Roots • Famous Names
Cultural Roots • Egypt • Orient • Rome • France
Egypt Earliest Evidence of Juggling, 1994-1781 B.C.
The Orient • Chinese • Plate Spinning • Inventors of the Diabolo • Japanese • Ball Manipulation
Rome • Rome Around 675 B.C. • Oriental Entertainers Imported • Most Were Seen as Slaves • Sidonius Apollinaris
France • Jongleurs • Entertainment for Royalty • Many Fans • Rough Life
The History of Juggling • Cultural Roots • Famous Names
Famous Names • Paul Cinquevalli • Enrico Rastelli • Jenny Jaeger
Paul Cinquevalli, 1859 - 1918 • Born Into an Upper-Class Family in Poland • Real Name: Paul Braun-Lehmann • Ran Away with Acrobats from France at Age 14 • “The Human Billiard Table” • Turned Against During WWI Because of His German Heritage
Enrico Rastelli, 1896 - 1931 • Born Into a Russian Circus Family • Juggler and Equilibrist • Could Juggle 10 Balls • Greatest Juggler Who Ever Lived
Jenny Jaeger, 1909 - 1986 • Born Into a Russian Circus Family • Juggled 8 Balls at Age 9 • The Only Juggler to Ever Juggle 10 Balls in a Daily Act • Performed in the Last Production Held in the Berlin Wintergarten Before Bombs Destroyed the Building (WWII)
The History of Juggling • Famous Names • Paul Cinquevalli • Enrico Rastelli • Jenny Jaeger • Cultural Roots • Egypt • Orient • Rome • France
The History of Juggling Origins and Legends