Arrival of the management and staff of the Koninklijk Nederlands Circus Oscar Carré at Amsterdam’s Weesperpoort Station. The train arrives on the platform. The ladies and gentlemen of the circus are greeted, and walk along the platform, followed by the circus horses and their attendants.
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Netherlands 01 June 1904
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