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Arsenal are flying high this season as things at the moment could hardly get any better for the club. Although they have had a struggle with injuries this season, the club continue to massively impressive.
The Gunners secured a strong 2-0 victory over second placed Liverpool last weekend at the Emirates and then traveled to Germany and secured an even more impressive three points in the UEFA Champions League against Borussia Dortmund.
With Arsenal proving how well they can handle soaking up attacking pressure in midweek against Dortmund, that could be part of their test against Manchester United as the Red Devils' attacking pair of Wayne Rooney and Robin Van Persie will be certainly a handful.
Speaking prior to the match this week Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger mentioned how much Arsenal have changed since their 8-2 defeat at the hands of United at Old Trafford in August of 2011, and how the importance of his match is now on the side of the Gunners even more so than United:
"Their heaviest defeat since 1896, when they lost 8-0 to Loughborough Town.
It could have been 20 [in 2011]. It actually reached the point where I felt – please, no more goals.
But we played some fantastic football that day. With the missed chances on either side, it might have been 12-4 or 12-5."
But, the manager continued with his belief that his Arsenal now is much different than the side that were seen in front of the Old Trafford crowd in 2011:
"We rush less, we do not panic. We believe we can get a result on Sunday.
We go there like we go everywhere, to control the game and to win the game. Every season we have done well, winning the league, we have always won at Old Trafford."
In closing Wenger mentioned just how important the match really could be as in the long run it could be much more important than just three points in the table and a "W" in the wins column:
"One of the benchmark games … a game when you can judge how strong you really are."
Wenger will be extremely excited to see his club have a chance to repeat history that has been a major part of their title winning success in the past. Although it is only 11 weeks into the campaign, a win against United could be a huge turning point and boost for the Gunners heading into the international break.
Once again the focus for Arsenal will be on Aaron Ramsey as the young Welshman scored yet another match winning goal in midweek in Germany to take his total to 11 goals this season.
United are certain to target Ramsey but that could see Santi Cazorla, Mesut Ozil, Tomas Rosicky and Olivier Giroud have a little more freedom to create that could cause the Red Devils many problems.


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Freak Shows
Unusual human beings have been exhibited in public since antiquity. The first traveling "freak show" appeared in 1738 in Europe. Curiosity seems to be the motivating factor of the audiences.
For over 100 years, carnival and circus freak shows were immensely popular in America. At one time, there were 105 exhibitions of human freaks traveling about the United States, as well as many featured in amusement parks.
P.T. Barnum was the most famous and successful impresario of freak shows in American history. His human freaks generally included giants, midgets, bearded ladies, fat ladies, tattooed men, and thin men, along with the usual sword swallowers and fire eaters.
Those with progressive ideas began raising objections to exhibitions of human freaks in the 1930s, deeming them shameful "pornography of the disabled." By 1970, enough laws had been passed to kill traveling freak shows.
I have for your pleasure an assemblage—a Baker's Dozen as it were—of the stars of the human freak shows of old. But first . . .
Bartholomew Fair
All moveables of wonder, from all parts,
Are here--Albinos, painted Indians, Dwarfs,
The Horse of knowledge, and the learned Pig,
The Stone-eater, the man that swallows fire,
Giants, Ventriloquists, the Invisible Girl,
The Bust that speaks and moves its goggling eyes,
The Wax-work, Clock-work, all the marvelous craft
Of modern Merlins, Wild Beasts, Puppet-shows,
All out-o'-the-way, far-fetched, perverted things,
All freaks of nature, all Promethean thoughts
Of man, his dullness, madness, and their feats
All jumbled up together, to compose
A Parliament of Monsters. Tents and Booths
Meanwhile, as if the whole were one vast mill,
Are vomiting, receiving on all sides,
Men, Women, three-years' Children, Babes in arms.
William Wordsworth
Schlitzie Surtees (1890-1971) was born Schlitzie Metz in The Bronx, New York. Sometimes billed "The Pinhead," he suffered from microcephaly—an unusually small brain. Schlitzie had the mind of a three-year-old. His parents sold or gave him to a freak show.
Schlitzie was adopted by a chimpanzee trainer named George Surtees, who by all accounts took great care of him for decades. Schlitzie would become a big star for the Barnum & Bailey Circus in the 1920s and 1930s. He achieved more fame in one of the four films in which he appeared, Freaks (1932).
Schlitzie was 4' tall and dressed in a moo-moo because he wore diapers, which gave the impression he was female. Schlitzie was well loved by his fellow performers for his child-like innocence, exuberance, and unconditionally loving and affectionate nature. He loved the spotlight; he lived to sing, dance, and perform for people.
George Surtees died in 1965. His daughter committed Schlitzie to a mental hospital. It so happened that a sword swallower named Bill Bunks, who knew him, worked at this hospital during the off-season. Finding Schlitzie utterly despondent, Bunks arranged his release and return to the freak show. This made Schlitzie very happy. He lived to the ripe old age of 81, before he succumbed to pneumonia.
Lazarus Colloredo
Lazarus Colloredo (1617-1646) is perhaps the earliest example of a man who became widely famous as a human freak. Born in Genoa, Italy, Lazarus toured Europe for a decade. He made his living by exhibiting himself to a public that was drawn to see the unusual.
Lazarus Colloredo was a handsome, courteous man. He got married and fathered several children, all of whom were normal. Lazarus also had a parasitic twin named Joannes Baptista, who dangled from his midsection.
Joannes Baptista had only an upper body and a left leg that protruded out of Lazarus. Joannes never spoke; he never opened his mouth or eyes. Lazarus kept him covered up with a cloak when not performing.
Chang & Eng
Chang & Eng (1811-1874) were born conjoined identical twins in Siam (Thailand). Thus we get the portmanteau "Siamese Twins." If born today, Chang & Eng would easily have been separated.
Chang & Eng were discovered by a British merchant and exhibited as human freaks on a world tour. They settled in the United States and worked fifteen years for P.T. Barnum as sideshow freaks, which made them fairly wealthy. They adapted the last name of Bunker for unknown reasons.
Chang & Eng bought a 1000 acre plantation in North Carolina, and purchased a few slaves to work it. The plantation was near Mt. Airy, the inspiration for the fictional city of Mayberry on The Andy Griffith Show.
Chang & Eng married American sisters and fathered 21 children between them. Their respective children were genetically double-first-cousins and half-siblings.
Chang was the dominant brother and a heavy drinker. Eng was known as a quiet intellectual who loved to play poker. Chang died of pneumonia at age 63. Eng lived three hours longer.
General Tom Thumb
General Tom Thumb (1838-1883) was the stage name given by P.T. Barnum to a dwarf born Charles Stratton in Bridgeport, Connecticut. Barnum discovered Charles Stratton and "leased" him from his carpenter father at age 4.
General Tom Thumb was trained in courtly manners by P.T. Barnum. Tom became one of the most famous persons in the world. He entertained millions over the years through dancing, acting, impersonations, and comedy. A highlight was when he performed for Queen Victoria.
General Tom Thumb married a fellow dwarf in 1863. The newlyweds had dinner in the White House with President Abraham Lincoln. When Tom died suddenly of a stroke in 1883, his funeral was attended by 10,000 people.
Charles Stratton was a big baby at birth, weighing 9 pounds 8 ounces. When he was six months old, he suddenly stopped growing at 25" (18 lbs.). He did have a later growth spurt that put his adult height at 3'4". As General Tom Thumb, he became a rich man with a snazzy wardrobe, his own yacht, and a fancy home in Manhattan.
Myrtle Corbin
Myrtle Corbin (1868-1928) was born in Tennessee. She suffered from an extremely rare condition called dipygus. Myrtle had a conjoined twin in her lower half only. Her spinal column divided in two just below her third lumbar vertebrae.
Myrtle Corbin was born with four legs, two complete pelves—and two vaginas fully functional for coitus; much to the delight of her future husband. She married a doctor when she was 19 years old. Myrtle gave birth to five children: three from one womb and two from the other.
Myrtle Corbin made a good living, happily working first as a touring carnival freak; then in circus freak shows for P.T. Barnum, and Ringling Brothers; and finally at Coney Island.
Prince Randian
Prince Randian (1871-1934) was born in British Guyana to slave parents from India. P.T. Barnum hired him for circus freak shows in United States in the 1890s. Prince Randian also worked under various names in carnival freak shows during his 45 year career, including "The Living Torso," and "The Caterpillar Man." His longest stint would be with the sideshow freaks at Coney Island.
Prince Randian moved like a snake. He became famous for rolling his own cigarettes with his mouth, which was featured in the 1932 film Freaks. Prince Randian could write and paint as well.
Prince Randian was known as a clever, quick-witted man who spoke four languages. He got married, had four normal children, and settled in New Jersey, where he died of a heart attack at age 62. Prince Randian was a practicing Hindu.
Mademoiselle Gabrielle
Mademoiselle Gabrielle Fuller was born in Basle, Switzerland in 1884. She had a completely normal—in fact beautiful—body down to her hips; her body there came to a smooth end.
Mademoiselle Gabrielle joined the Paris Exposition in 1900 as a sideshow freak. This was followed by a career that included tours with Ringling Brothers circus freaks, and a stand with the Coney Island freak show.
Mademoiselle Gabrielle was married twice. It is unclear how long she lived. Of her disability she said: "Women really do not need legs. I have never had them and have never missed them. I enjoy life and do everything I want without them."
The Mule Faced Woman
Grace McDaniels (1888-1958) was born in Iowa afflicted by the very rare degenerative disease called Sturge-Weber Syndrome. She won an "ugly woman" contest in 1935, and soon thereafter joined a traveling troupe of carnival sideshow freaks. Grace enjoyed the attention and made a good living from exhibiting herself as a human freak, including a run at Riverview Park in Chicago.
Grace McDaniels was a kind, friendly, lovable person. She is unusual among sideshow freaks in that she strongly and publicly objected to being called a "freak" (and to the moniker "The Ugliest Woman in the World"). She preferred to be called "The Mule-Faced Woman." And so she was.
Grace McDaniels died of cancer in 1958. Her son (and manager) passed away later that same year.
Lionel the Lion Faced Boy
Stephan Bibrowski (1890-1932) was from Poland. In 1901, after he was abandoned by his mother, he was hired to join the circus freak show of Barnum & Bailey. Bibrowski was billed as Lionel the Lion-Faced Boy. He was afflicted by hypertrichosis—one of only 50 documented cases in 500 years. His five siblings were normal.
Lionel the Lion-Faced Boy had 8" of long hair on his face. The rest of his body, except the palms of his hands and the soles of his feet, was covered with 4" long hair. He had only two teeth.
After six years with the circus freak show, Lionel the Lion-Faced Boy moved to Germany, where he proved enormously popular working as an added attraction for a wax museum. 1913 found him back in the United States, where he worked for fifteen years in the freak sideshow for Coney Island Dreamland.
In 1928, Stephan Bibrowski retired to Germany, where he died of a heart attack four years later. Lionel the Lion-Faced Boy was noted as an educated, impeccably dressed, perfect gentleman. He spoke five languages, was a skilled gymnast, and he was recognized as a fine landscape watercolorist.
Daisy and Violet Hilton
Daisy and Violet Hilton (1908-1969) were conjoined twins born in Brighton, England, to an unwed mother. As children they were adopted and exhibited at carnival freak shows by their landlady. The landlady died, and her daughter took over.
Daisy and Violet Hilton moved to the United States, where they became famous as a Vaudeville and freak show act. They hobnobbed with the jet set, becoming close friends with Harry Houdini and Bob Hope. In 1932, Daisy and Violet appeared in the controversial film Freaks, and in 1951 in the even more controversial, semi-autobiographical movie Chained for Life.
Violet had a string of well known boyfriends; both ladies were married for a spell. After freak shows fell out of favor, they ended up bagging groceries in Charlotte, North Carolina. There they died of the Hong Kong Flu—Violet outliving Daisy by nearly a week. I wonder what that was like.
Johnny Eck
Johnny Eck (1911-1991) was born in Baltimore, Maryland with nothing below his torso, a condition called sacral agenesis. His twin brother Robert was normal.
Johnny Eck would become internationally known as the "Half-Boy" and later the "Half-Man." He went to work for Ringling Brothers first, then Barnum & Bailey, and later Ripley's Believe It or Not. Johnny Eck, 18" tall, had a starring role in Freaks, and appeared in three Tarzan movies.
Johnny Eck was a bright boy who excelled in school and aspired to become a preacher. At age 13, he joined a carnival freak show and loved it. Johnny Eck walked on his hands. He also performed acrobatics, juggling, and illusions, and trained animals. Away from work, Johnny Eck was an admired painter, conductor, and race car driver.
In retirement in 1987, Johnny Eck was violently robbed in his home. This caused him to lose faith in mankind. The last four years of his life, the formerly ebullient, gregarious man secluded himself and lived in utter isolation. He died of a broken heart.
Betty Lou Williams
Betty Lou Williams (1932-1955) was the youngest of 12 children born to sharecroppers in Albany, Georgia. (My maternal great-grandparents were sharecroppers.)
At the age of two, Betty Lou Williams began to be exhibited by Ripley's Believe It or Not. While still a teenager, she had become quite wealthy. Betty Lou put all 11 of her siblings through college, and bought her parents a 260 acre farm, cash money.
Betty Lou Williams was known as a fine, generous person. Perhaps too generous, as her fiancé ran off with most of her money and disappeared. She died soon after, officially of asthma, but of a broken heart according to her friends.
Betty Lou had lived her 23 years with a parasitic twin embedded in her torso. Its head was literally in her torso, with two legs and one arm protruding.
Lobster Boy
Lobster Boy (Grady Stiles) is a strange case. Grady Stiles was 6th in a line stretching back to at least 1805 of men born with claws for fingers and toes—ectrodactyly. He was a murderer, and he was murdered.
The father of Lobster Boy starred in a carnival freak show, and incorporated his two children into the act as the Lobster Family. All of the Stiles family resided in Gibsonton, Florida, home to more former circus and carnival sideshow freaks than anyplace else in the world.
Grady Stiles (1937-1992) aka Lobster Boy was an abusive alcoholic with a hot temper. Unable to walk, he possessed incredible upper body strength. Of his four children, two also have claws. In 1978, on the eve of his daughter's wedding, Lobster Boy shot and killed her husband-to-be. He confessed but received no jail time as no facilities were deemed appropriate for a man with his disabilities. In 1992, the wife of Lobster Boy hired a hit man who shot and killed Grady Stiles. He got 27 years in prison—serving as catcher for the cell block.
Freak Shows
Progressive thinkers ended the human freak shows of yesteryear. As usual, they favored politically correct conformity to their ideas by all citizens, as opposed to liberty and freedom for people to choose for themselves.
The human freaks in these shows enjoyed being in show business—who doesn't? Many of them grew wealthy and enjoyed a rich social life. In reading about their lives, one is struck by how much they valued the "family" of performers they traveled with—and how much they missed this atmosphere of loving friends when it was over.
Instead of the dignity of earning their own way in the world—which every person had to do before the welfare state; there were no layabouts in those days—all of them became wards of the progressive state. They were reduced to lonely lives with no social life, no crowds cheering, living off of government checks in squalor.
Wow, very interesting read. I've always kind of felt the same way... as unfortunate as their conditions are, it pretty well goes without saying these people are going to have to endure a life of finger pointing and being stared at either way, they might as well have the chance to make some (good) money off their crappy ordeal, if they so choose.
Each of these individuals and in some cases more than one individual seems to be not only unique but quite special. I've often heard that these "freak shows" were embraced far more by those on display than those who flocked to gape at them. Seems sad that in what some cases was a way to "make their own way" in the world was taken away.
Thank you for the dose of humor, quite a few smiles, and an excellent read. I take full responsibility for the inappropriate giggles................ Methinks you've done it again! ;-) Kaie
This was a very interesting hub. I could not stop reading until it was over. Wow. Thanks for sharing.
I attended one state fair freak show with an older cousin who wanted to see the hermaphrodite lady. I had no idea what that was, and it was a real shock to a nine year old.
The problem with political correctness is who gets to decide, and the progressives have appointed themselves arbiters of all things acceptable and unacceptable. For instance,they want tobacco banned and marijuana legalized, based on nothing more than progressive bias.
There's nothing more dangerous to our liberties than political correctness.
Cool hub. Thanks.
The history of unique "freak shows" is memorable and draws many hearts in it.
You have a great way of providing loads of detail in ways that are effortlessly read and absorbed...great hub :)
very interesting presentation, James. Thanks.
Captivating read, and memorable.
WOW James! This is some hubpage. I read it in record time! I have just had a wonderful history lesson. All of the above people were amazing. I think it was very sad the way their lives ended. Thank you. I will vote this up! :)
Very enjoyable read! I agree with all above that these unusual people should have the right to chose for themselves - and I have always heard that the shows themselves were like families. It seems a great example of "when life gives you lemons, make lemonade."
Fascinating! Some of these I new about about. Others I didn't even think were possible! Great read. Thanks.
This was a great hub. Very interesting. The interest in it goes to show how many of us would still flock to freak shows. I heard not long ago about a travelling freak show that was run by the entertainers themselves. They were reclaiming the word and the means to use their gifts in the best way possible.
This was an enjoyable and informative read. With the exception of "lobster man" These so called "freaks" have more humane qualities,showing evidence of moral and intellectual advancement than some of those who flock to see them.Another famous personality I believe was the "Elephant man".
OMG This is amazing ! How terrible that they were no longer able to make a living doing what they loved to do. Thank you.
Excellent hub, interesting and your points are valid. Peace!! Tom
What a great change from the same pace of things. I really enjoyed reading it.
An excellent and captivating read. Your Hub proves that most of us, or at least me, find ourselves at once in awe and slightly repelled by the Freak Show.
Very interesting hub. Many of the "freaks" you tell of were far more courageous and smarter and humane then those who simply tried to exploit them or shunned them. Thank you for posting this.
Yet another interesting and well-researched hub, James. Voted up! You truly deserve that 100! Cheers!
This was amazing. It's almost unbelievable to see what "normal" lives these people led. Most had husbands or wives and children.
It was also surprising to realize the the abhorrent "freak shows" actually gave these people the opportunity for money, family and love.
Thank you for reminding us that things aren't always as they seem!
James, interesting.
Some stories are incredibly sad because of the rejection they suffered. Even more sad that they lived in a time where the only purpose to be found was in exploiting their disability.
Fascinating stories and histories.
Hi James - Unfortunately I reviewed your excellently written and illustrated article just before hitting the sack tonight. I hope I can fall asleep. In my 59 years of dealing with medical patients and all of their miseries, I never had to view humans with so many deformities as those described here. Granted, some of them had happiness, but to meet them would have made me sad beyond repair. Your treatment of them in your article was respectful, and they all would probably have appreciated your words. I will thank you for them.
Gus :-)))
Interesting stuff as usual James, and fascinating how many of these individuals had so many gifts and talents to offer the world. It must be very odd though to marry a conjoined twin, and I can't even imagine the sheer horror and grief of your conjoined twin dying and knowing that you were soon going to die as well.
Wow, again, a very interesting read. In the movie "Barnum" with Burt Lancaster, he portrayed Barnum as a Charming guy, who treated his "freaks" very well. I like to think that is true. All of the individuals had extrordinary stories of their lives. The last picture put me over the edge though!!.. :)
Thanks James, I have never been let down by your hubs!
We are all housed in imperfection. What these people overcame to have some sense of dignity is inspirational. Their spirits overcame their flesh in most of the cases you cited. I am blessed to have been led to think about their stories.
Excellent hub. God Bless all the souls that have had physical differences and problems. I hope they are all in Heaven in peace and with joy. God Bless You
Hi James...."There but for the grace of God go I"
I believe given the opportunity of a so-called "normal" existence, or that of being a sideshow attraction based on their deformity, most (if not all) of the pictured individuals would have chosen a normal life.
We can tell ourselves that they had a choice, but in reality their circumstance forced most of them to the sideshow. That was their best opportunity for an economically viable alternative to being institutionalized, or condemned to a life of extreme poverty and prejudice.
You say {The human freaks in these shows enjoyed being in show business-who doesn't?} Being in show business for a particular talent is a lot different than being in show business as an oddity. Usually someone who becomes an actor, or a singer, or dancer for instance, does so as a chosen vocation rather than a "choice" being forced upon them for a malady that is beyond their control. I don't think enjoyment had a damn thing to do with it, but "acceptance" probably afforded them some measure of happiness.
You fail to mention that another of the reasons the so-called "freak" show has disappeared is medical advancements that had taken place by 1970. Most instances of conjoined twins are surgically separated these days, except in the most severe instances. We have been quite successful in separating these identical twins since the 1950's. Conjoined twins and midgets made up the vast majority of sideshows, so there is a natural progression that has also played a role in making the sideshow obsolete. Most Midgets and people with cases of Dwarfism are highly employable today because of the many more opportunities that exist for their making a living with their minds, so today many are in fields that were less obtainable in the past, and I for one am glad.
I certainly don't consider myself a progressive, or liberal in any way for that matter, but I can surely tell you that I would rather spend my entire life in poverty as a ditch digger, than be wealthy, but stared at and ostracised as a "freak".
I would also be remiss if I failed to point out that the "freak" show has not actually disappeared. Today we call it "Reality TV"! There you can find everything from the physically different "little people", and the extremely obese, to ex-convict murderer bounty hunters with bleach blonde "mohawk-mullet" hairdos, wanna-be singers and dancers, unfaithful cheaters, sexual preference oddities, junkies, and much much more.....It's a virtual cornucopia of freakiness, a living color & high definition "Freak-Show" for the 21st century!
Fascinating as always. It's amazing how and where the law of unintended consequences turns us, isn't it. I can't imagine a world where people with deformities are taken around the country for other people to gawk at. But at the same time, the demise of such entertainment has left them isolated and unfulfilled. Did the ones you mention develop their talents and personalities precisely because they had an opportunity to perform in public? I wonder if there is a way to restore that sense of purpose and community in a less demeaning way--and if very many people are even wondering?
stunned by the information and the photos and slightly disturbed that people liked to look at these poor people. ( disturbed because I found myself becoming interested0
I can say little else but, oh my goodness! I am grateful for the information, but I cannot help feeling shocked still. I hope that does not sound bad.
I think about how strong these individuals had to be to live their lives so happily. But, it seems that most of them were happy. I have to admire those who looked past their struggles and focused on the positive.
What an interesting read. I was amazed at how so many that you wrote about became wealthy. This, in a way, compensated for their sad lives. Of course now with modern medicine most of these kinds of abnormalities can be remedied, thank goodness. Very good hub James. You know I rated this one up.
James, In a way it was good that there was a community that gathered all those kids. Among "normals" their life would have been much harder. Now days we regard such problems as a medical condition but before, I believe, our judjment wasn't sympathetic at all.
Another great hub from you, James. I really love to read this hub. There are many "great" person out there with all their shortcomings. But it made the world so beautiful. How you find all this information? including the pictures. At least you open my eyes about what happen outside. I believe they all special people. Thank you very much. God bless you.
Bizarre and fascinating. A very well done hub. Thanks.
Really freak hub.Thanks James for the informations
Fascinating and compelling as always, James, and a humane treatment of those who were often abused by an inhumane world.
Thanks for sharing all these details and amazing photos.
Wow James, you did it again. I was thoroughly entertained throughout and pleasantly surprised by the positive side of the freak story. Until this hub, I had the impression that all freaks in a freak show were enslaved, mistreated and / or poorly paid. Apparently that was not the whole story. When I compare it to the erroneous blame placed on guns for murder, and the fact that we can admit civilian owned weapons can provide opportunity to commit crime, it easy to make the next logical leap and as the idea that gun control over law abiding citizens is going to stop crime and illegal gun ownership is ridiculous, so is saying that freak shows were always bad news for the participants.
I still want to wonder if it wasn't such a negative phenomenom, but you presented heavy evidence to the contrary and also turned these freaks into human beings. I'm starting to think that even when ordinary people from previous centuries lacked knowledge, maybe they were more thoughtful and reasonable than we are today.
Kudos by the way on delivering a perfectly presented point. You mentioned progressives in the beginning and I felt that it was a positive mention, but then you reiterated the success of deformed entertainers over and over, and even in the case of Schlitzie showed us how detrimental socialized help was for him, and then in the last section it became an undeniable fact that boxing humans into categories and numbers is the end result of "helping" people who do not need or want help.
Forgive me if I have written too much again - this hub was spectacular and enlightening and I couldn't contain myself.
Hi James.....Well, I decided to do a bit of research and have discovered that the traveling "Freak Show" has really not gone away at all. Less common perhaps, but alive and well.
If you use your search engine and look up the following names you will discover that the freak show is still traveling the country, and available for booking.....This might even be good subject matter for you to do a follow up hub.
"Chuy-The Wolfman", Jesse Stitcher-"The Haf Boy", Dame Demure-The Dancing Dwarf", "Jackie of All Trades-The Human Tripod", "Erik-The Gentle Giant", "Lobster Boy-The Black Scorpion", Jason Brott-"The Penguin Boy", "Lobster Girl"
All of the names above represent off & on again performers in traveling freakshows that tour the U.S. today. Each represents a performer that has a medical condition making them unique, and are in most cases representative of the same sorts of conditions from your list and photographs. These folks have chosen to keep the sideshow traditions of old going. I guess it proves the old adage that "the show must go on".
Of course the freakshows also have the self made freaks: swordswallowers, & tatooed man sorts.
To be concise, it is only the state of Michigan that has outlawed putting human beings on display as "freaks".
The names of the freakshows themselves are: "999 Eyes", "Hellzapoppin", Ken Harks-"The Brothers Grim Sideshow", "Coney Island USA's".
At any rate, I thought you might like to have/be interested in this fresh information.
Wow, James, freaky is definitely the word! I often think of my boy, Patrick and had he been born in a different time and place, he probably would have been part of a "freak" show....not sure if that is good or bad but I much prefer him in the here and now!
That was a fun and very interesting read, James. It is amazing what some people can live with and still achieve to significant levels in life. Thanks for sharing it! WB
Just want to add my voice to how interesting this is. What I read into the lives of these 'freaks', is that it is not really about what life hands you, BUT, it is how you handle life.
Hi again James-You're right about the "dark tenor" of the new sideshow tours, but I think that probably just goes with the times....You know, the heavy metal and gothic culture swing.
Maybe it just means that you and I are getting old. Afterall it wasn't all that long ago that I used to join others and say "if the music is too loud, you're too old." Now, its too loud for me, so there you have it.
So interesting, wow, i had to read it all.
On the first full weekend in October Goose Fair the largest travelling fair in the UK comes to Nottingham. This annual fair has been a feature on Nottingham life for over seven hundred years and it is still going strong.
When I was a child over fifty years ago I can remember being taken into a Freak show at the fair of course today there are hardly any Sideshows at all at the fair at all it is nearly all rides.
When I was a child there were still many different types of Sideshows at Goose Fair. There was the Flea Circus where the Fleas would pull tiny chariots and walk the tight rope a Mouse town where tiny white mice would play in a miniature town. There were mini circus type shows boxing and wrestling booths where members of the public were invited to take their chances against the fair's fighters. There also use to be a sideshow that had freak animals like two headed lambs or five legged goats' etc.
I found the hub very interesting, I am glad to see that many of them became rich as well as famous I often wondered if they had been misused and exploited. Life back when the film was made back in the UK and the USA was very different to how it is now.
I wonder what sort of an alternative lifestyle would have been available to these people if they had been denied the chance of being part of the show business community. It is very difficult to judge what you would have done unless you have been faced with the life chances that were available at the time to people in their situation.
I personally would rather be a part of a community that cared about me where I could live life with some semblance of normality with money in my pocket (plenty of money it seems) than be institutionalise locked away in conditions that were appalling.
This is an excellent hub I am voting it up and hitting the awesome button.
Great hub! I love reading about topics like this. Interesting.
This was really interesting! Unbelievable how humans can endure. Appreciate all your research and work. Thanks for sharing. Betty
This was a good read James, I especially enjoyed the line:
"Schlitzie was well loved by his fellow performers for his child-like innocence, exuberance, and unconditionally loving and affectionate nature. He loved the spotlight; he lived to sing, dance, and perform for people."
The Ramones do a song that I believe is about Schlitzie Surtees called, "I don't wanna be a pinhead no more." Great song.
There are still freak shows, my daughter saw a mutated woman reading a book at a fair we went to in Milwaukee a few years ago. She said the woman looked incredibly sad.
It's too bad you included the usual conservative propaganda in your verbiage here. It makes your POV look myopic and misguided. Abuse of human rights seems to be the latest trend of conservative thinkers for the past ten years in our country. Now if we can only get American corporate executives off of welfare we can restore dignity to business in our nation as well, the white collar freak show.
Other than that, a sound tribute to the dignity of the people of the "Freak Show".
Loved the pics. Thank you for sharing.
Johnny Eck is a Baltimore folk hero due to his fame as a local screen painter. An old Baltimore tradition, screen painting became popular early in the 20th century. Row houses, set very close to the street were not very private. Screen painting ( painting a picture on a screen) allowed those inside the houses to see out while people passing by could not see in. Johnny Eck is one of our famous screen painters.
Hi, James, now this is my kind of hub! fascinating stuff, and I quite agree with you, sometimes the so called politically correct get it all wrong, they enjoyed themselves and they felt part of a family and community, so why take them away? sad, cheers nell
James, you are a thoughtful American, I hope we can work together to get to some common ground. I miss conservatives who fought monopolies (no purer form of communism agreed?) Perhaps you can find some of your party who would help to break the strangle hold Rupert Murdoch has on our democratic republic? I say this without vitriol or antagonism Jim, our country can't bear more of this man's 75% stranglehold on our media. Bring the good conservatives back my friend, where are the positive conservatives? You are a good American, an adversary perhaps, but a worthy one, and still a good American.
James Watkins, it's too bad our country makes you sick, from the look of your profile pic, and the anecdotes you share, your country has done a lot for you. It certainly has done a lot for me, the people and the government too. As for the culture, it has been tainted by the continued fear and hate campaign of scapegoating and prohibition. There's a "geewhiz why are people so violent" attitude by conservatives, while they do everything they can to imprison people for victimless crimes and then create real criminals in the process.
Murdoch is the consummate American conservative. An immigrant who, now that he has been granted citizenship into our great country, turns around and vilifies immigrants! Much like the actor/President he idolizes, Ronald Reagan, whose daddy left him and his mom when he was a kid, and who himself was saved by funding from our welfare system. What does this conservative do when he becomes President? Spit on the very system that saved him and his mom.
There is a large swathe of our culture that has enjoyed a vast measure of opulence on the backs of working families. Our country needs those people to invest back in our great country, and to give back to regular people. Sure wealth is great, but we don't need kings and queens here, we need yeomen. Remember? We had a revolution against those guys because they wouldn't give regular Americans representation.
Mindless propaganda and "some people say" references on Murdocks news outlets only inflame our citizenry. I find it very difficult to communicate with many conservatives because they robotically repeat whatever strange (let's say freak show, for the sake of your article) propaganda their media outlets are selling them. I've been friends with some great, free thinking conservatives, I believe James you're probably one of those rarer and rarer kinds.
Glad you call me to a reference, I wish I had the dough to buy that book, but it's out of my price range, maybe I'll check the library. You might enjoy the movie "Outfoxed" which shows conservative journalists that were fired for not distorting facts or outright lying as they were ordered to do. It also explains the stranglehold Murdock has on our media better than I ever could.
Let's bring the hate and anger speech down and get to the matter of bringing our country back to the top.
Take it easy James, united we stand.
Hey Mr. Watkins, here's a link to an article of an American who would benefit from the changes our President has been proposing:
This was very interesting James. I can remember as a child walking into some of these freak show tents at carnivals and fairs. I remember being a little scared to go in but I was very curious to see. I always felt bad for them and also guilty for paying money to look. I enjoyed reading this. Great job! :)
God bless them each and every one that a full charge of angels be with them, guiding them, protecting them and blessing their foot steps and or path that they be in a place and truly doing what makes their hearts light and filled with real joy!
Thanks James for bringing this to our attention. Well Done! :) Katie
Captivating read ,John! I've always thought that we all have some kind of freakishness, It's just normal looking people can hide it.
When I was a girl, I used to be shunned completely, I had warts all over. That gave me a little compassion for freaks... lily
Like I've said before, you have an incredible gift for selecting topics. This topic is fascinating and sure does stimulate thought and conversation. I do enjoy your flare for details.
Thanks for sharing
Yes, some of these unique people did live like rock stars. Some were made welcome by kings and queens. They understood that they were different than others in a very severe way. Earning their own money for being who and what they were, must have given them a certain sense of independance and status. But we other humans cannot let them be exploited so we can feel good about ourselves.
I disagree with your non-referenced statistics up there Jimmy, but I thoroughly enjoyed the brilliant Edmund Burke quote and I'll be looking after this comment to see if you wrote more about him in one of your other hubs.
Pornography to me isn't so bad, god knows just about all of my conservative friends take their paychecks to the strip joints on a regular basis. Human trafficking to me is the biggest fight going on in the world now. We are privileged to live in a country that diligently fights it, the world at large is not so lucky to be protected from those all to real freaks though I'm afraid.
Great comments here on your hub Mr. Watkins. I thought katiem2's was especially heart warming.
Hi James - coming to this late, but I enjoyed your exchange with Ben as much as the hub itself. Hope all's well.
In my former life, which I will forever more put into perspective as inconsequential, comparatively speaking, to this lengthy list of horrific conditions, I watched TLC and learned of "Tree Man", and the "Mermaid Girl". Even today, the tendency to voyeuristic curiosity makes a living hell for the people afflicted with these birth defects and diseases. The adults afflicted that were documented on cable television spent their lives secluded, other than publicly humiliated in a circus environment to earn a living. I have great admiration for their resilience in adapting to a life that, even in my wildest imagination, would be too compromising for me to tolerate. Fascinating, informative piece on a subject I find very disturbing.
Another exceptional article James. It seems teaching a person to be independent and allowing them to be so has been lost on those who make judgements.
Amazing...and a little freaky. A great hub, I am absolutely a devotee and follower.
The same kind of thinking that would call these people handicapped and make the people around them feel sorry are the same people who do not realize God made us all as we are. These folks accepted who they were and how God created them. The only unfortunate thing is the crass type of ogling and laughter that goes to freak shows. That type laughter is covering up an uncomfortableness at having to see a strange individual. It's unfortunate there was not a way to have both things, the curiosity expressed and the shock but without the element that everyone thought was evil and mean. The people that destroyed those people's lives and livlihood were actually thinking they were doing them a favor. I totally agree that the progressive thinking destroys and will continue to destroy until Jesus comes to get us. Great hub as usual. I would say I love you like usual but I think I love you a little more with each thing I read that you write. Your brother. Bob.
Interesting history with a rather oversimplified conclusion. Having worked closely with people with disabilities for most of my life, I would have to say that the majority (all whom I have known) would not want anything to do with a "Freak Show".
The executive director of the independent living skills agency where I worked during the 1980s would have had no other choice had it not been for programs that assisted him in getting a degree in communication. He had severe cerebral palsy, could not speak and communicated by use of a Speak N Spell which he operated with his toes.He did a great job and was an excellent executive director.
The agency, itself was conceived of and operated by, of and for people with disabilities. Services for paraplegics and quadriplegics were coordinated by qualified paraplegics and quadriplegics. Deaf services were coordinated by qualified deaf people. Our board of directors was comprised of 51% people with disabilities.
We empowered people with disabilities to take control of their lives and live full lives, and none of these people would appreciate being called lazy or lay-abouts because they needed and accepted assistance to begin their journeys.
If it were not for the very "progressive thinkers" you blame for bringing about changes, none of these people would be in the effective, positive positions they were in then and are in today.
Additionally, many of the conditions which placed people in freak shows in the past are now easily treated allowing people to pursue a vast array of choices rather than being consigned to a life of being considered simple oddities to be gawked at.
As far as I know, people of all sorts are still free to join the circus if they wish. Being given resources that enable them to make other choices is progress, and that's a good thing.
Apparently you missed the part of my description of my former Executive Director in which I explained that he was the Executive Director of an agency by, of and for people with disabilities and had a degree in communications. This was a man who could not speak or walk and did not have the use of his hands. He was severely malformed and would, indeed, have been "freak show" fodder in the days of "freak shows" if he had not been institutionalized or killed/allowed to die at birth as many people with disabilities were in those days.
Only the very lucky made it into freak shows, and not all of them did so willingly or with freedom to choose. Many were owned and used.
It is wrong to make money exploiting others for whatever reason. If a person does, indeed, choose to display his or her self for money, it poses a number of philosophical questions: e.g. How does this differ from producing pornography or engaging in prostitution? If it's legal to exploit your own abnormalities for money, should it also be legal to exploit your own body otherwise to produce pornography or to engage in prostitution?
I think that the freak show situation can be most closely equated with prostitution. The circumstances you described often existed in the freak show setting. Heavily regulated, with full comprehension and consent of those involved, it would be a different situation.
Modeling and professional sports are well-regulated industries, entered into with the full consent and understanding of the participants.
Whoa...I don't know what to say! I'm still feeling kind of confused by that last picture! Yes, I know what I want to say, this hub is fascinating (as demonstrated by all these comments here)! this is by far, one of the most interesting "reads" I've ever had at Hubpages! All the details and photos - very well done!
How could I have missed this one till now. 'Freaks' is a one of a kind movie and you've got a couple of the 'performers' in that classic featured and pictured here. Fantastic article James with many new...what's the word used now.. bio challenged? I've lived close to some of these people: 5 miles away in Dobson N.C. from Eng n Chang's farm. Maybe 10 miles as the crow flies from where the Hilton ladies ended their days working at a Park-n-Shop grocery as you pointed out. The saddest cases here to me are Grace and Betty Lou. You do deserve to be one, if not the most respected writer on this site. AP :D
Can't believe I missed this. I remember the case regarding the lobster boy and the murders. These "oddity" shows will flourish, because of our innate morbic curiosity. Thank you for sharing.
It seems our society is always trying to save "us" from "ourselves." As you stated, many of them appeared to have enjoyed the lifestyle. As long as they were not being "forced" to do anything against their wishes,it should have been left up to the conscientious of the promoter, performer and their spectators.
Personally, freak show aren't my thing, but I don't think that it would be proper of me to advocate for regulation.
It's a great hub James. I am familiar with some of these personalities from watching the movie Freaks. You gave some great background into their personal lives that I found interesting. Thanks for sharing this great article.
This is really cool. There's a novel (The Haunted Man, by Dori Davis) that talks about the rights of so-called "freaks" to decide for themselves how to make a living, and how the politically correct crowd ruined that for them. I recommend it, and I'll recommend this hub to anyone.
absolutely amazing! your are ans great go-to, james! thatnk you so much! i hope get an a on my project. thanks to you, i probably will! thanks again.
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Very interesting, they all seem like they have their dignity and humanity intact.
I had not read about the four-legged woman and her husband, the physician. Wow! Two wombs! Doc was a freak, too! Well, at least he did not have an excuse to cheat, if you can discount his affair with the conjoined twin as adultery. I have a thousand questions about this story. I am amazed.
So, the woman would rather be called mule-faced than a freak. Interesting.
I had never heard of Lazarus Colloredo. Married. Brother hanging at midsection. Children. Yes, the questions are running full throttle!
Chang and Eng had slaves!
The others, I can handle, but Myrtle Corbin is unforgettable.


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Creating shared meanings about events, especially adversities, is a trait of strong, resilient families. So what's the story you tell your kids about Independence Day? What meaning do you attribute to this holiday? And how might this meaning link to your own personal philosophies about life?
Do you tell your kids a story of overcoming oppression? Fighting for freedom? Is it a story about justice? Or perhaps one about taking risks? Is it about uniting behind a common goal? Or maybe it's about creating something new? Perhaps it's a story about everyone being able to pursue his or her own happiness?
Families develop and share common understandings about events that grow from their strong beliefs. Especially in times of stress, shared family beliefs and the meaning families attribute to their struggle can impact how well a family copes. The stories told within families create a family culture and cohesion. It also becomes part of how families assess challenges.
As a parent, you can strongly impact your children's beliefs and nurture joint understandings. Faced with a new situation, your kids look to you to help them make sense of what they don't understand. They're likely to mimic your physical reactions too.
You can create meaning through your own life experiences as well as the explanations you attribute to events and circumstances. The meaning you pass on to your kids comes from your own personal philosophy, morals, and impressions of the world, yourself, friends, and family.
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TVLINE | For starters, I understand that what's going on here is not about shaving dollars.
MATTHEW GROSS | No, not at all. We were fortunate enough to get a Season 3 of our show, and in trying to bring more eyeballs to our show, we wanted to change some of the dynamic and create new characters. And that's the purpose for all of this. Also, we just brought on Evan Katz as one of the heads of the "three-headed hydra" — that's what we refer to ourselves as.
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GROSS | – and create promotable opportunities for our storytelling.
Link to the full article:Exclusive: Body Of Proof Boss Explains Cast Shake-Up, Reveals New Players to Be Added – TVLine
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Are clients buying into 360-degree branding solutions? Almost every agency makes a 360-degree pitch. And then the business is successfully bagged because the client doesn't want the headache of dealing with 5-6 points across the board. So if you are seeking an advertising solutions, why not attempt PR, direct marketing, below the line, in-film placements, media and digital as well?
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Harit Nagpal, Chief Marketing Officer, Hutch, said, "Well, yes, clients definitely buy into the 360-degree agency approach. Simply because you don't want 15 people calling on you giving different pieces. It is almost expected now that an agency will bring in a solution that is not just advertising. It's happening almost everywhere and even though some clients may not eventually do it. They would want to be stimulated by it and I see that happening in more countries. Everything is getting more textured and complex and I think it makes us (the ones on the marketing side) much better at brand building."
He added, "Agencies are now a liberated lot, focusing on areas where there is a real gap in the market or where they have some expertise built over the years."
H.K. Press, Marketing Head, Godrej Consumer Products, believes that a one-stop destination is all that most clients need, as long as there is no shift in the ultimate focus, which is the brand. Press said, "A 360-degree campaign means a one-time brief to all the divisions of the agency. But as all of them are different business units, having their own financial bottom lines, accountability could become an issue in the long run. Again, is there a tendency to lose focus in a one-time stop? How can the client be sure that the agency is not just trying to plug in its various divisions, leading to undue wastage of time and resources?"
Kiran Khalap, Co-Founder, Chlorophyll, believes that in the entire 360-degree platter, independent brand consultancies have a vital role to play as a neutral body. "If you don't define what your brand is and the basis for your choice of media, you can plunge into the 360-degree platter all you want. But it just wouldn't fetch the right kind of returns. How do you ascertain that your ad agency is watching out for your immediate requirements, and not just making you invest in its various divisions just for the survival of those divisions? Here, brand consultancies have a huge role to play as they can articulate the personality of the brand and the right communication solutions," he explained.
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Nov 11, 2011 at 5:08 UTC
You have tested from multiple droids?
Nov 15, 2011 at 8:54 UTC
Yup. We use groupwise and use the Mobility Data Syncronizer to hook "Exchange Style" clients to the GW server. That allows us to use the 'Droid Enterprise email client.
From the processing log, it looks like an issue in the parsing of the "From" address my the Mailman subsystem. Just need to get a Spiceworks guru to evaluate the processing log.
Nov 15, 2011 at 9:07 UTC
The Mailman appears to puke with the line:
Error handling email: RuntimeError: Couldn't find or create a user with e-mail of ".
Nov 15, 2011 at 2:14 UTC
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I work with Terry. Just an added note we have tried this with an iPad as well. Both the iPad and the droids go through the Mobility Data Syncronizer server and nothing works. When we use a blackberry that runs off a BES backend it works just fine. The Groupwise client also works perfectly.
Nov 15, 2011 at 4:28 UTC
Terry and Jonathan,
In the production.log, does an e-mail from the Blackberry have the same formatting with the sender e-mail as lines 7 and 26 in your snippet above? I'm curious if the BB from has the double quotes like From: ""John Q. Public "" <firstname.lastname@example.com>.
Could you send us an e-mail at email@example.com and reference this topic?
Nov 16, 2011 at 10:44 UTC
The blackberry message that goes through BES does not have the double quotes. I have sent our log files to email@example.com.
Thanks for your help.
May 28, 2012 at 5:28 UTC
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Is there fix for this? Since we have the exact same problem. Mails that come though Groupwise mobility connector does not generate tickets. No matter if sent by droid, i-phone/pad, win 7 phone or nokia belle devices.
May 29, 2012 at 11:01 UTC
We still don't have a fix. There was hope that a new update to Spiceworks would fix the problem, but nothing so far. We have updated Spiceworks twice since the last correspondence with Spiceworks. Maybe the Spiceworks Developers will find a solution now since there is someone else with the problem. We assumed we were the only people left using Groupwise.
May 30, 2012 at 12:04 UTC
Im' sure there is more folk that users GW and spiceworks. Of course it takes people to send mail with mobile devices and ask later why they haven't got an answer. There is no other way to detect this bug, I think.
Jul 17, 2012 at 5:05 UTC
I did not realize this thread existed, the Spiceworks support team just pointed me to it.
I have the exact same problem and am using iOS devices synching with a Novell Data Synchronizer server.
When I reported the problem to SW support they quickly narrowed it down to either the double quote around the sender name or the space that is inserted after the sender name. Since it doesn't happen with GW web access or client it has to be the Data Synchronizer server that is causing the trouble.
i posted on the Novell forums but had had no luck. If you all discovered something please post back.
I am running GW 8.0.3 and Novell Data Syncronizer 1.2.2 Build 794
Jul 24, 2012 at 3:24 UTC
From the release notes for SW 6.0.00964:
Help Desk: Double quoted sender in message header causes email to be dropped
Just finished some very basic testing and it appears as though the issue has been resolved.
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