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Revue

A revue is a type of multi-act popular theatrical entertainment that combines music, dance, and sketches. The revue has its roots in 19th century popular entertainment and melodrama but grew into a substantial cultural presence of its own during its golden years from 1916 to 1932. Though most famous for their visual spectacle, revues frequently satirized…

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Golden age

Film revues

Contemporary revues

University and Medics' Revues

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Revue

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Revue

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related to Golden age · 58
Revue → American, Among, Anna Held, Bert Williams, British, Broadway, Cohan, Cole Porter's, Columbia University, Comedian Fanny Brice, Composers, Earl Carroll, Ed Wynn, Eddie Cantor, European, Fairbanks Twins, Famed, Fields, Flanders, Florenz Ziegfeld
related to Contemporary revues · 26
Revue → At, Australia, Bob Dylan, Canada, Copenhagen, Delight, Denmark, Drop, Finland, Flanders, Hat, In, Institute, London, New Zealand, Norway, Political Science, Revues, Swann, Sweden
related to Film revues · 26
Revue → BI, BIP, British International Pictures, By, Elstree Calling, Even Britain, Fox, Fox Film Corporation, Fox Movietone Follies, Harmony Heaven, Hollywood, Jazz, King, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, New Movietone Follies, Parade, Paramount, Shows, Such, The
related to Etymology · 15
Revue → American, Earl Carroll's, Florenz Ziegfeld Jr, Follies, French, George Lederer's The Passing, George White's, John Murray Anderson's Greenwich, Other, Scandals, Show, The English, Vanities, Village Follies, Ziegfeld
related to United Hospitals Comedy Revue - The Moira Stuart Cup · 14
Revue → Imperial College School, In, It, London Medical Schools, Medicine, Moira Stuart, School, St George's Hospital Medical, The, The MDs Comedy Revue, The Moira Stuart Cup, The Zebraphiles, United Hospitals Comedy Revue, University
related to Bibliography · 10
Revue → Davis, Fall, Follies, Great Broadway Revue, ISBN, Lee, New York, Proscenium Publishers Inc, Scandals, The Rise
related to External links · 8
Revue → Albert Museum, Archived, Harlem Revue, Internet Archive, Performance, Retrieved, Theatre, Victoria
related to University and Medics' Revues · 8
Revue → As, Australia, British, Canada, Edinburgh Festival Fringe, It, New Zealand, UK
related to Origin · 4
Revue → Burlesque, Minstrelsy's, Revues, Theatrical
is a · 1
Revue → type of multi-act popular theatrical entertainment that combines music

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revues popular entertainment theatrical many show dance sketches follies new songs often also music george american ziegfeld shows stage type

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Revueis atype of multi-act popular theatrical entertainment that combines music0.90text
Eddie Cantorinstance ofPerformers0.80text
Anna Heldinstance ofPerformers0.80text
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Richard Rodgersinstance ofComposers or lyricists0.80text
Lorenz Hartinstance ofComposers or lyricists0.80text
Irving Berlininstance ofComposers or lyricists0.80text
and George Minstance ofComposers or lyricists0.80text
Harmony Heaveninstance ofEven Britain jumped on the bandwagon and produced expensive revues0.80text
the Le Lidoinstance ofthe revue genre is today above all upheld at traditional variety theatres0.80text
Moulin Rougeinstance ofthe revue genre is today above all upheld at traditional variety theatres0.80text
and Friedrichstadt-Palast Berlininstance ofthe revue genre is today above all upheld at traditional variety theatres0.80text

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