Shirley Hollywood Views
She began her career in show business when she married into the circus in 1945. Her husband, Norman Carroll Oc'Connor, was a ringmaster and sideshow talker and was starting another career in PR. Shirley joined him in this endeavor and recounted stories in her memoir, Life Is a Circus, of sharing a car with an uncaged leopard on her honeymoon, losing eight elephants on Hollywood Boulevard and having as friends such circus and sideshow performers as the Sheep-Headed Men, Flipper Boy, Two-Faced Man and Lovanda, a full-sized head on a platter.
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