˜Aœ Master of Burlesque

Burlesque was a special form of stage entertainment in the United States from about the time of the Civil War to the start of World War Two. It was broad, noisy, vulgar, sometimes mixed with song and strip-tease. Many famous stage performers started in burlesque, including W.C.Fields, Fannie Brice,...

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Körperschaft: Creative Arts Television
Weitere Verfasser: Mills, Steve
Format: Online
Sprache:eng
Veröffentlicht: Kent, Conn., South Melbourne, Vic, Australia Creative Arts Television Archive, Contemporary Arts Media (distributor) 1966
Footscray, Victoria, Australia Contemporary Arts Media
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Zusammenfassung:Burlesque was a special form of stage entertainment in the United States from about the time of the Civil War to the start of World War Two. It was broad, noisy, vulgar, sometimes mixed with song and strip-tease. Many famous stage performers started in burlesque, including W.C.Fields, Fannie Brice, Mae West, Bert Lahr and Al Jolson. In this program one of the last masters of burlesque, Steve Mills, recreates a few of the famous set pieces that audiences knew and loved. Assisted by Caro Cormic, Abagail Chase, Dexter Maitland, and Harry Ryan, Mills performs "The Telephone", "Sonny Boy," "Nagging Woman," "The Olio," and "In the Alley." Mills points out that these skits were not written down and were constantly borrowed back and forth among performers, each of whom gave them a special twist. They all included stock characters, living stereotypes with predetermined punch lines. Black and White...
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