Purchased the Jerry Mabie Menagerie, consisting of 12 cages, two elephants and other animals, for $25,000. Mabie’s Great Show.ġ863: following year marked the end of the Mabie tours. Olderġ853: the Raymond name was dropped from the title.ġ854: Older sold his third of the firm back to the Mabies this year.ġ861: title was E. and Driesbach & Co.’s Menageries Combined, Pardon A. Older became manager.ġ852: the title changing for the summer season to Great United States Circus of Older & Co.Įntered into contract with with leading menagerie entrepreneur James Raymond,Īnd toured under title of Mabie & Co.’s United States Circus and Raymond & Co. Olderīought a one-third interest this year. Howes sold out his interest.ġ847: title was changed to Grand Olympic Arena and United States Circus, with Edmund as manager.ġ847: Jeremiah managed the company, 1849, after which the brothers spent less time traveling with the show Pardon A. Took a year off, leaving management in the hands of Seth B. Howes to operate the New York Circus, sometimes advertised as the Olympic Circus.ġ843: Nathan A. Howes as the manager and directorġ841: they formed a partnership with Nathan A. Edmund and his wife, Laura Buckley, had 8 children Jeremiah and Anna Mary Field had 3.ġ840: Mabie\'s Circus hires Seth B. Mabie’s circus by brothers Edmund (1810-October 26, 1867) and Jeremiah “Jerry” (June 12, 1812-August 31, 1867), sons to Joshua and Elizabeth Gifford Mabie from New York.
Mabie Brothers United States Olympic Circus closed down in 1864 in Delavan. Mabie Brothers United States Olympic Circus, in Delavan, United States Mabie Brothers United States Olympic Circus
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