FIRST DIVISION CIRCUS AT CHICAGO
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FIRST DIVISION CIRCUS AT CHICAGO Produced: 1925
Description Division personnel stage a circus to raise money for a division memorial to be erected in Washington, D.C. Reel 1 shows a street parade; captured small arms on display; Gen. Summerall addressing crowds, decorating a soldier, and reviewing troops; and the grand entrance, clowns, acrobats, rope tricks, bucking horses, bulldogging, a chariot race, and a tank battle at the circus. Reels 2 and 3 contain unedited footage of the street parade, the tank battle, and the grand entrance into the circus grounds.
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