- minstrelsy,
freak shows, dime museums, and
literary American burlesque.
Called "the
heart of
American show business",
vaudeville was one of the most...
- An All-Colored
Vaudeville Show is an
extant American film
featuring vaudeville acts
released in 1935. Acts
include Adelaide Hall, the
Nicholas Brothers...
-
including saloon shows,
minstrel shows,
freak shows, dime museums,
British pantomimes, and
other po****r
forms of entertainment,
vaudeville became one of...
- of
talking cinema and the
Great Depression in the
early 1930s. Each
vaudeville show contained a
number of
different acts,
which might feature singing,...
-
Vaudeville in the Philippines, more
commonly referred to as bodabil, was a po****r
genre of
entertainment in the
Philippines from the 1910s
until the mid-1960s...
- century, the
minstrel show enjo**** but a
shadow of its
former po****rity,
having been
replaced for the most part by the
Vaudeville style of theatre. The...
- Nicholas.
Nicholas was
featured in such
musicals as An All-Colored
Vaudeville Show (1935),
Stormy Weather (1943), The
Pirate (1948), and The Five Heartbeats...
-
Vaudeville Villain is the
third studio album by British-American rapper-producer MF Doom,
released on
September 16, 2003
under the
pseudonym of Viktor...
- The
Vaudeville Theatre is a West End
theatre on the
Strand in the City of Westminster.
Opening in 1870, the
theatre staged mostly vaudeville shows and...
-
Brothers tap
dance duo, who
starred in the MGM
musicals An All-Colored
Vaudeville Show (1935),
Stormy Weather (1943), The
Pirate (1948), and Hard Four (2007)...
