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Monday, August 28, 2006
Dolly Jacobs #1
Posted by Buckles at 8/28/2006 05:55:00 AM
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Posted by Buckles at 8/28/2006 05:55:00 AM
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What a great little "bender". I think Dolly was around 14 years old when I joined the show. I remember her short attention span. Barstow would be pontificating about something during rehearsals, and Dolly would be pressing into a one armed handstand on the ring-curb. We shared the same B'Day... Jan. 26th if you want to get me anything! (but a card to Dolly would be nicer)
Is Dolly still working?
She does indeed, with Circus Sarasota and was never better.
To anonymous - Dolly still works in Circus Sarasota which puts on a tented circus in Sarasota in February each year (Feb 3 - 26, 2006).
She is co-founder and Vice President of Circus Sarasota along with Pedro Reis, co-founder and CEO. The web site for Circus Sarasota is www.circussarasota.org
CIRCUS SARASOTA
Tenth Anniversary Edition - Headlining the all-star roster of international circus artist is Sarasota's own Dolly Jacobs. "CELEBRATING A DECADE of EXCELLENCE" February 2-25, 2007. Corner of Tuttle Ave., & 12th St, in the Ed Smith Stadium overflow lot. Under the BIG
TOP. Just blocks north of the old Circus Sarasota fairgrounds lot. info: 941-355-9805 - circussarasota.org
And when I did the marketing for
Big Apple Circus, I made sure I was as close to the tent whenever this classy, lovely, intelligent and talented performer was around! (Not to mention drop-dead gorgeous...) And when I was in Clown College, I had the great good fortune to have a couple of one-on-one conversations with her father. He told me that he was actually employed by RBBB for 67 years at that point. When I remarked on what a career, and how amazing it was to be with the same employer for so many years, he said, and I'll never forget it: "Yeah, looks like it's turning into steady work, whaddya think?"
--Howard Wahlberg, RBBBCC class of 1984, Big Apple Circus marketing associate, 1986-89. hwahlberg@cox.net
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