Examples of using Vaudeville in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Well," said Pogue,"nothing that would justify you every time in calling Police Headquarters and ordering out the reserves and a vaudeville manager on a dead run.
well-rounded theater(in all its many forms), from tragedy to vaudeville, can change the sensibility of a country in only a few years;
The gloom began to lift, the spirit which formerly filled the Palace and which made it famous among vaudeville houses the world over came back.
these talented women and became one of the first performers to introduce jazz to white vaudeville audiences.
Mama taught me all the moves and dances from vaudeville that made the greats stand out.
well-rounded theater(in all its many forms), from tragedy to vaudeville, can change the sensibility of a country in only a few years;
In 2018 Spiro played the role of Mrs Erlynne in Kathy Burke's production of Oscar Wilde's Lady Windermere's Fan at London's Vaudeville Theatre. This production was recorded and shown in cinemas under the"More2Screen" initiative.
Joanne Perez, the widow of vaudeville performer Pepito the Spanish Clown,
The first British performance was at the Vaudeville Theatre, London, on 20 April the same year,
while in the United Kingdom the term vaudeville referred to more working-class types of entertainment that would have been termed burlesque.
The musical premiered at the Bristol Old Vic on 1 December 2010 and played at the Vaudeville Theatre, in London's West End, from 15 December 2011, prior to going on tour around the UK from January to May 2012.
Also in 2003, Dumile released the LP Vaudeville Villain under the moniker Viktor Vaughn(another play on Doctor Doom, whose"real name" is
while in the United Kingdom the term vaudeville referred to more working-class types of entertainment that would have been termed burlesque in America.
Later in 2003, Dumile released the LP Vaudeville Villain under the moniker Viktor Vaughn(another play on Doctor Doom, whose"real name" is
recounting his harrowing journey at vaudeville shows and lecture halls,
from tragedy to vaudeville, can change the sensibility of a country in only a few years;
from tragedy to vaudeville, can change, in just a few years,
This time, his composer was Harold Arlen,'the son of a synagogue cantor from Buffalo'who would started his career in the vaudeville theatres'of the Lower East Side.
McEwan made her first West End appearance at the Vaudeville Theatre on 4 April 1951 as Christina Deed in Who Goes There![4]
Of particular interest among the Columbia discs are three duets she made with Carmela of some of their vaudeville hits, including a version of"Comin' Thro' the Rye" that features an elaborate coloratura cadenza that would not be out of place in Bellini's Norma