Desperate for a place to fit in and make a living, Joseph Merrick joined a traveling circus. The Elephant Man became one of the most famous circus acts.
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Curse of the Elephant Man: Joining the Circus
Desperate for a place to fit in and make a living, Joseph Merrick joined a traveling circus. The Elephant Man became one of the most famous circus acts.
Added: Jul 12, 2011
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Runtime: 02:56
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