| Nom de la Personne |
Thumb, General Tom |
| Autre Noms |
General Tom Thumb
([Nom de scène] Stage name) ,
Stratton, Charles Sherwood
([Nom de naissance] Birth name) |
| Sexe |
[femelle] Female |
| Identité Culturelle |
American |
| Pays de Résidence |
United States |
| Date de Naissance |
[1838] 1838 |
| Date de Mort |
[ Juillet 15, 1883] July 15, 1883 |
| Dates Actif |
[1842 - 1883] 1842 - 1883 |
| Liens des Groupes des Arts du Spectacle |
Barnum's American Museum sideshow performers, Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey Circus |
| Liens Institutionnels |
Barnum's American Museum (New York) |
| Source(s) |
P. T. Barnum; America’s Greatest Showman, an Illustrated Biography.
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| Notes |
Discovered by P. T. Barnum at age 4, and stage-named after a fairy tale hero, this midget was a natural performer and comedian. Thumb quickly learned how to dance, sing, and act, and enjoyed delighting a crowd with his antics. He was highly successful and became very wealthy. In 1863, he married Lavinia Warren Bump, another of Barnum's midget performers.
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