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Acrobats, Bear Wrestlers and Snake Charmers: Public Entertainments with Animals in Eastern Turkestan in the Early 20th Century
In early 20th century Eastern Turkestan, bazaars, fairs and festivals were public spaces in which people would meet, stroll around, eat food, exchange news, and partake in amusements of different sorts. Some of these entertainments can fit into the category of street performance or show for an audie
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