This is one of the four corporation cages that exists here at Circus World Museum.
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3 comments:
You know these picture are just making me jelous cause I`m not there !!! Hope you`re have a good time & bring lots of pictures back to South Carolina, We`ll get together when you get back home !!
Bobby,
When are they going to get rid of the awful Benzini Bros. title and return the cage to it's "rightful" ownership. That's a bad deal when they whore these wagons up.
Wade Burck
Wade, CWM will eventually restore them to their original colors. We have money from 20th Century Fox to repaint them but in the meantime there is a good reason to let the public enjoy seeing how they looked in the "Water for Elephants" movie. There is also a section of bleacher seats in the wagon building which Steve Freese and Heavy Burdick brought home from the California set on display.
The replica of the RBBB Diner wagon will retain the Benzini Bros paint job because it is a replica which was built for the Milwaukee circus parades to prepare meals for the train crew, museum staff and others working on the parade.
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