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A Prairie Home Companion from American Public Media

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Search: Archive About Jokes & More Schedule/Tickets Stations Newsletter Help Press Shop (11/18) Alan and Kathy, Wishing the young lovers in the Shenandoah Valley many more h... >> Click any photo to enlarge and view slideshow. More >> Mr. Keillor, Have you ever thought about putting together a CD of your duets with Kate Mackenzie? I always thought they were the best. You sound good together. Do you know if she is still performing anywhere? Bob G. Kate was lovely to sing with. Her voice is so pure with a sweet ache in it and she made everything she sang sound original. Before she went west, she lived in a log cabin in Wisconsin and that was a good place to sing. Robin and Linda Williams came out there once and we rehearsed a bunch of Chuckwagon Gang numbers that we never did rec Read More
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American Vaudeville Museum All material ? 1998-200 7 American Museum of Vaudeville, Inc.? Page 1 American Museum of Vaudeville Welcome to the American Vaudeville Museum ?Vaudeville was more than an assembly of ragtime pantaloons, topical monologists, eccentric dancers, barrel-house songbirds, magicians, tumblers and jugglers, more than a coast-to-coast network of once-gilded theatres now shambling into plaster dust. Vaudeville was a people?s culture. What has remained of vaudeville is the act?a distillation of a performer?s best material into a near-perfect performance piece: the product of personality, talent and skill?the vaudevillian?s reason for living.? ~Frank Cullen Vaudeville, Old & New: an Encyclopedia of Variety Performers in America, the most comprehensive chronicle yet published Read More
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Ragtime Vaudeville Show

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Wanna Have A Laugh Folks... Step Right This Way ! Since June 1, 1995 [an error occurred while processing this directive] people have attended The Vintage Vaudeville & Ragtime Show The Lobby LADIES & GENTLEMAN ... PLEASE TAKE YOUR SEATS! THE SHOW IS ABOUT TO BEGIN! Are you ready for a couple of laughs? Well, here we go! A Little History.. . For more than a hundred years, vaudeville was America's most popular form of entertainment. The people that sit glued to their TV sets today would have been flocking to their local Palace to see the top stars of the day doing their acts. "The acrobats, the animal acts, the dancers, the singers and the old-time comedians have taken their final bows and disappeared into the wings of obscurity. For 50 years from 1875 to 1925 - vaudeville was the popular ent Read More
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The American Magic-Lantern Theater

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Halloween Christmas New Year's Valentine Patriotic Spring/Summer Civil War Seas/Lakes/River School Matinees Kiddie Show Cin. Before Film Bible Dance Customized Other About Our Shows Critical Acclaim Presenters Say Performers FAQ's/Queries Current Schedule Past Performences Video/Info Pack Booking Publicity Tech Sheet Combo Offer Main Menu Cinema/ML Hist. J. B. Beale Links Life on the Road What's New Guest Book Translate this website Search WWW Search magiclanternshows.com The American Magic-Lantern Theater Box 44, East Haddam, CT 06423 PHONE: (860) 345-2574 FAX: (860) 345-7578 E-mail address: AMERICAN MAGIC-LANTERN SHOWS If you have any comments or suggestions about this site please E-mail: WEBMASTER at The American Magic-Lantern Shows Last Update: May 13, 2004 Copyright ? 2004 by The Amer Read More
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Variety Stage: Vaudeville and Popular Entertainment, 1870-1920

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The Library of Congress Houdini Theater Playbills and Programs Sound Recordings Motion Pictures English Playscripts Yiddish Playscripts Selected Materials from the Library of Congress Search by Keyword | Browse the Subject or Author Index The American Variety Stage is a multimedia anthology selected from various Library of Congress holdings. This collection illustrates the vibrant and diverse forms of popular entertainment, especially vaudeville, that thrived from 1870-1920. Included are 334 English- and Yiddish-language playscripts, 146 theater playbills and programs, 61 motion pictures, 10 sound recordings and 143 photographs and 29 memorabilia items documenting the life and career of Harry Houdini. Groups of theater posters and additional sound recordings will be added to this anthology Read More
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