Notoriety the Motive Behind Show Freaks Profits
A New York Tribune interview with a museum manager reveals how show business monetizes notoriety. He recounts performers risking death for fame, including jump stunts, tarred and feathered acts, tattooed exhibitions, and two headed or limb altered displays, all aimed at drawing crowds and money.
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