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The 17 pages that link to P. T. Barnum, each with the reason it gives.

• Freak showRelated: Barnum became a leading promoter of performers whose bodies were marketed as extraordinary.

• SideshowsRelated: Barnum helped popularize the commercial exhibition of unusual performers and curiosities.

• Brooklyn BridgeRelated: He led elephants across the bridge in 1884 to demonstrate its strength and reassure the public.

• PublicityRelated: Barnum's promotion made spectacle and press attention central to the public image of entertainment.

• Madison Square GardenRelated: Barnum's American Museum and circus ventures helped inspire the first Garden's entertainment use.

• Beauty pageantRelated: His 1850s beauty contests are often cited as early precursors, though their direct link is debated.

• Publicity stuntRelated: Barnum’s staged spectacles helped establish the modern culture of promotional showmanship.

• Chang and Eng BunkerRelated: Barnum exhibited the twins in New York, shaping their early American publicity.

• Hugh JackmanRelated: Jackman portrayed Barnum in The Greatest Showman, a fictionalized musical biography.

• Jenny LindRelated: He organized Lind’s highly publicized American tour beginning in 1850.

• Angus MacAskillRelated: MacAskill toured with Barnum's American Museum and appeared in public exhibitions.

• Fedor JeftichewRelated: Barnum employed Jeftichew and helped make Jo-Jo a widely advertised attraction.

• Frank LentiniRelated: Barnum's exhibition traditions helped shape the commercial world in which Lentini performed.

• General Tom ThumbRelated: Barnum discovered Stratton and fashioned the stage persona that launched his fame.

• Myrtle CorbinRelated: Barnum’s publicity culture helped establish the nineteenth-century sideshow tradition in which Corbin performed.

• Prince RandianRelated: Randian performed with the Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus, part of the showman's lasting enterprise.