- A
trapeze is a
short horizontal bar hung by ropes,
metal straps, or chains, from a
ceiling support. It is an
aerial apparatus commonly found in circus...
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trapeze is a
piece of
equipment for
performing aerial acrobatics. It may also
refer to:
Trapeze (film), a 1956
movie directed by
Carol Reed
Trapeze (band)...
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Trapeze were an
English rock band from Cannock, Staffordshire.
Formed in 1969, the band
originally featured former The
Montanas members John
Jones (trumpet...
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Static trapeze, also
known as
fixed trapeze, is a type of
circus apparatus. In
contrast to the
other forms of
trapeze,
static trapeze the bars and ropes...
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Trapeze is a 1956
American circus film
directed by
Carol Reed and
starring Burt Lancaster, Tony
Curtis and Gina Lollobrigida. The film is
based on Max...
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flying trapeze is a
specific form of the
trapeze in
which a
performer jumps from a
platform with the
trapeze so that
gravity makes the
trapeze swing....
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flying trapeze is a form of
trapeze in
which a
performer jumps from a
platform with the
trapeze so that
gravity makes the
trapeze swing.
Flying trapeze may...
- In sailing, the
trapeze is a wire that
comes from a
point high on the mast,
usually where the
shrouds are fixed, to a hook on the crew member's harness...
- Man on the
Flying Trapeze",
originally published under the
title "The
Flying Trapeze" and also
known as "The Man on the
Flying Trapeze", is a 19th-century...
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Trapeze is the
debut studio album by
British rock band
Trapeze.
Recorded in 1969 at
Morgan Studios and
Decca Studios, it was
produced by the
Moody Blues...
