I looked and I doubt if any exists at the time, at least online, because video footage wasn't utilized in the time period, the geeks were often alcoholics who were paid in alcohol during prohibition and were placed in a status below the freaks (it's easier to find a person to bite a head off a live animal then to find someone with 4 legs.) I don't know what animal abuse laws have to do with geeks dying out, but perhaps it may have something.
I would like to see it if you can find it.
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> I looked and I doubt if any exists at the time, at least online, because video footage wasn't utilized in the time period, the geeks were often alcoholics who were paid in alcohol during prohibition and were placed in a status below the freaks (it's easier to find a person to bite a head off a live animal then to find someone with 4 legs.) I don't know what animal abuse laws have to do with geeks dying out, but perhaps it may have something.
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> I would like to see it if you can find it.
I meant to say "video footage wasn't commonly utilized" instead of not utilized. I noticed my mistake too late. Making a video of something in the 1930's and 1940's was expensive and took a lot of effort to do so.