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Ducrow is a surname.
Notable people with the
surname include:
Andrew Ducrow (1793–1842),
British circus performer Ulrich Duchrow (born 1935), professor...
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Andrew Ducrow (10
October 1793 – 27
January 1842) was a
British circus performer,
often called the "Colossus of equestrians". He was the
originator of...
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Sunny Ducrow is a 1919
novel by
English author Henry St. John Cooper. It
follows Elizabeth Ann "Sunny"
Ducrow, a pleasant, clever, and
driven teenager...
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clown to fill in the
pauses between acts.
Astley was
followed by
Andrew Ducrow,
whose feats of
horsemanship had much to do with
establishing the traditions...
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negro comedian,
performed "Jump Jim Crow" with
witty local allusions" at
Ducrow's Royal Amphitheatre (now The
Royal Court Theatre), Liverpool, England. At...
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Ulrich Duchrow (born 13 June 1935) is a
professor of
systematic theology at the
University of
Heidelberg specialising in e****enical
theology and theology-economy...
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acquired Astley's from
Andrew Ducrow (1793–1842) in 1841,
after the
building sustained its
third fire,
causing Ducrow to
suffer a
mental breakdown and...
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equestrian Joseph Hillier, who took over and ran
Andrew Ducrow's circus company after Ducrow died. From the
early part of the century,
students of African...
- Milner, and
adapted to the
stage under the
direction of Mr.
Ducrow. (This was
Andrew Ducrow, the "Father of
British circus equestrianism" and proprietor...
- Oxoctzin. It also
featured thirteen horses on
stage and the
trick rider Andrew Ducrow. The
libretto by Planché is
inspired by the
Spanish conquest of
Mexico under...
