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Hill's Society Circus 1930s

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Uploaded by on May 23, 2008

Amateur films of a small traveling circus in the U.S. in the 1930's. Footage from this subject is available for licensing from www.globalimageworks.com

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  • I knew Will Hill as a child. My father, Sam Walker worked with him and he was with dad's sister, Nellie, in Mississippi when he died. Jim Walker Scottsdale, AZ

  • Interesting. Can you tell me more about Hill and his circus? Do you have any idea where or when this performance may have taken place?

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  • @melissakuroda1

    yeah you can see him stabbing the elephants with that sharp stick around 2:05 - 2:09 =(

  • poor elephants! if they didnt die they would have been or still alive.(or recently died) im going to research who these elephants are and what circuses they traveled with.

  • oh man, i bet children were so excited to see emaciated elephants being slapped; look at all the scars on their bodies and their bones sticking out.

  • Can i use this for a 1930s style music video i wanna make? :) ill give credit and everything to you :)

  • My guess as to location would be Coney Island. Those are permanent amusement rides, As well as the fact that Luna Park (as seen in the beginning) is a section of Coney Island. Hope this helps!

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