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Poeple in the 1900s would either go to theaters or play with their toys. In most theaters there were live bands, motion picture without sound and Music Videos. Music vidoes in there time were diffrent from the music videos we have today. They had slide shows with pictures they colored in themselves. Also people would visit friends on their free time.
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