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Meanings of musical revue in English

Russian
музыкальное ревю
Portuguese
espectáculos de revista
Spanish
teatro de revistas
Catalan
revista
Wikidata

Theatrical entertainment that combines music, dance and sketches.

Related terms
музыкальное ревю
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Examples for "revue"
Examples for "revue"
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CABARET:Weimar Berlin was famous for its risqué revue and variety cabaret acts.
The Irish Times
2
He floundered in a sea of real revue, stunts, and corking effects.
A Man of Means
3
Describes his visit to the Gaiety Theatre, for an all-male nude revue.
The new yorker
4
You see, Roly, our revue has been written to fit the Windsor.
A Man of Means
5
Plan to keep revue on for 6 weeks, changing feature picture each week.
The new yorker
1
Revista del Museo de La Plata (1899); F. P. Moreno, ''Explorations in Patagonia,'' Geogr.
The Project Gutenberg Encyclopedia, Volume 1 of 28
2
[Footnote: Revista Portuguesa, Colonial (May 20, 1898), 32-52, quoted by Beazley, Introduction to Azurara's Chronicle (Hakluyt Soc., Publications, 1899, p.
The American Nation: A History — Volume 1: European Background o...
Usage of musical revue in English
1
I sang one song in a musical revue in London.
Reuters
2
The show is a musical revue adapted from the works of a number of writers.
The new yorker
3
The Lily puts on modest musical revue shows with dancing girls for the local working-class audience and is always one step away from bankruptcy.
The Guardian
4
Her triumph i in the "Nine O'Clock Revue"led to the engagement for the hazardous experiment of sending an English musical revue to the United States.
The new yorker
5
The campers put on pageants, plays and Russian musical revues.
The new yorker
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Translations for musical revue
Catalan
revista