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The 12 pages that link to Sideshows, each with the reason it gives.

• Freak showNarrower topic: Freak shows were one kind of attraction within the broader sideshow format.

• CarnivalRelated: Historically, sideshows offered performances beyond the rides and games.

• Coney IslandNarrower topic: Coney Island’s sideshows became a lasting emblem of its unconventional entertainment.

• Tod BrowningRelated: His early experience with sideshows informed the setting and texture of Freaks.

• Daisy and Violet HiltonNarrower topic: The twins’ earliest public appearances belonged to this exhibition tradition.

• Robert WadlowNarrower topic: Wadlow’s circus appearances placed his body within a tradition of exhibiting physical difference.

• SchlitzieRelated: This broader entertainment tradition shaped how Schlitzie was exhibited and remembered.

• Sword swallowingRelated: Sword swallowing has often appeared as a headline spectacle in sideshows.

• Fedor JeftichewNarrower topic: Jeftichew’s career belonged to this exhibition tradition.

• Frank LentiniNarrower topic: Lentini's Three-Legged Man act belonged to this form of live entertainment.

• Myrtle CorbinNarrower topic: Corbin earned her living in this form of popular entertainment.

• Prince RandianNarrower topic: The sideshow tradition supplied the professional setting for Randian's performances.