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Meanings of vaudeville in English
Usage of vaudeville in English
1
We seem to be in the position of the king of vaudeville.
2
Tells about their success in vaudeville and later on the legitimate stage.
3
As the form of entertainment advanced, the word vaudeville expanded in meaning.
4
The most common talking singles-allof whom buy material from vaudeville writers-are
5
It was a right good vaudeville comique, played in dialogue and pantomime.
6
Thus every ordinary requirement of the usual vaudeville act can be supplied.
7
Even some of the most successful vaudeville stars have not extraordinary voices.
8
Last night I had two vaudeville queens, and three the night before.
9
You could make billions designing sets for minstrel shows and vaudeville tours.
10
All of Toni's literary tastes and his emotions were concentrated in vaudeville.
11
Therefore, vaudeville as a whole continued for years on the old plane.
12
I don't care for any more free vaudeville shows in the dining-car.
13
Sometimes he sends me off to a vaudeville house of an evening.
14
Some of them, however, lend themselves most readily to the vaudeville two-act.
15
He has sung at Chautaqua, been in vaudeville & on the radio.
16
Mr. Edward Clark, the third collaborator, has written many successful vaudeville acts.
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