Tony Pastor's old variety theatre in Fourteenth ... a former catcher of the Jersey City team of the Eastern League, but now a vaudeville actor, has begun suit in the First District Court of ...

“I'M no good at the interview game,” was Tony Pastor’s first remark to the ... On Wednesday, sure enough, the Dean of Vaudeville was seated in his little office, surrounded by pictures ...

One early milestone in the development of vaudeville was Tony Pastor's variety theater in New York City, which opened in 1865. Pastor's theater featured a mix of family-friendly entertainment ...

The word “vaudeville” comes from the French Van de Vire—the valley of Normandy’s Vire River, where “sprightly songs and ballads were sung.” > Tony Pastor, born in Manhattan’s ...

One of the great pioneers of vaudeville was producer Tony Pastor, who opened his eponymous theater off New York’s Union Square in 1881, with the provision that there be no liquor in the audience ...

and Barnum & Bailey Circus. The man credited with giving vaudeville its first big push as “cleaned up” entertainment was Tony Pastor, a theater owner based in New York. His acts were strictly ...