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What year did vaudeville shows begin?
vaudeville shows started in 1881.
Did Vaudeville shows only featured jazz dancers?
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What 2 inventions made vaudeville shows decline?
TV and radio.
What kind of entertainment did the people in World war 2?
Cinemas, live vaudeville shows, parlour games
The primary difference between a vaudeville show and a burlesque show are?
Vaudeville shows - Family Friendly, G-rated Music and Variety acts Comics and Skits Burlesque shows - Racier Content, R-rated Striptease, after 1910 Social commentary Music and Variety acts Comics and Skits
When was Tuxedo - vaudeville - created?
Tuxedo - vaudeville - was created in 1891.
When was Beyond Vaudeville created?
Beyond Vaudeville was created in 1986.
When was The Vaudeville Years created?
The Vaudeville Years was created in 1998.
What actors and actresses appeared in The Mystique - 2011?
The cast of The Mystique - 2011 includes: Laura Atwood as Theater Patron Judy Bafaro as Vaudeville Performer Jane Bohnsack as Vaudeville Performer Tim Crimmins as Vaudeville Performer Erin Dalian as Vaudeville Performer Maggie Dziubek as Theater Patron Devon Fabijanski as Vaudeville Performer Greg Fairbank as Theater Patron Christina Ferrari as Theater Patron Rick Fonk as Vaudeville Performer Cameron Grecco as Theater Patron Jon Grecco as Theater Patron Maryla Hawekotte as Theater Patron Caitlin Laingen as Vaudeville Performer Jamie Mackenzie Williams as Vaudeville Performer Jennifer Mayberry as Vaudeville Performer Steve Meilke as Vaudeville Performer Mackenzie Mulder as Vaudeville Performer Kenny Piasecki as Charlie Laura Recob as Vaudeville Performer Andrew Recob as Vaudeville Performer Mercedes Rohlfs as Elaine Cantor Joyce Vassil as Vaudeville Performer Matt Vassil as Vaudeville Performer Kelly Vassil as Vaudeville Performer Dave Zika as Vaudeville Performer
Did they throw tomatoes in vaudeville?
Yes, throwing tomatoes was a common practice in vaudeville performances, particularly when audiences disliked a performance. It was a form of audience feedback, often used to express disapproval or dissatisfaction with a performer. While it wasn't an official part of the act, it became a humorous and exaggerated way to indicate that a performer was "bombing" on stage. This tradition reflected the interactive and sometimes rowdy nature of vaudeville shows.
When did Gus Williams - vaudeville - die?
Gus Williams - vaudeville - died in 1915.
When was George Walker - vaudeville - born?
George Walker - vaudeville - was born in 1873.
