Robbins Bros. Circus

Company History: Owned by Fred Buchanan, the Robbins Bros. Circus was a show which operated in the 1920s and 1930s. The circus wintered in Granger, Iowa and and toured mostly in mid-western United States.
The Robbins Bros. advertised as having the "Earth's Largest Menagerie" and "Bingo the World's Largest Elephant".

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