Wallenda: A Biography of Karl Wallenda
by Ron Morris
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ISBN Number: 091529804X
Format:
Hardback with dustjacket
Number of Pages:
183
Publication Date:
1976
Publisher:
Sagarin Press

Death stalks high wire.

" ... the wire shuddered ... the seven people suspended for an instant on the edge of certain death ... some fell and died others still go on ... this is the truth of the dangerous life of a high wire artiste ..."

So goes the suspenseful story of the life of Karl Wallenda; the most famous circus performer of this century. From the childhood days of poverty and performances in the Biergartens of World War One Germany to earn enough money to feed his family to the days of triumph and tragedy as the headline act for Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus, the story of Karl Wallenda ia a tale of unremitting courage, gargantuan strength and simple pride in doing the one thing he could do.

Karl Wallenda has thrilled audiences for over 60 years and now his legend comes to you in this exciting book. You will be thrilled to read of the conquest of fear in the creation of heretofore impossible feats and saddened with the inevitable deaths when so much relies on pure courage and will.

Comes with an original newspaper cutting reporting the death of Karl Wallenda.

Condition: Fine condition with Very Good dustjacket. Book tight and in great internal condition. Dustjacket has minor wear, minor crease and a small tear at the top. (Click on photograph above for close-up of copy for sale).
 

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