My Vaudeville Man! York Theater; 175 seats; $57.50 top Production: A York Theater Company, Melanie Herman presentation of a musical in two acts with music by Bob Johnston, book by Jeff Hochhauser ...

Unless you have lived well into your 10th decade, you don’t remember the heyday of vaudeville. Nevertheless, no matter your age, you do know vaudeville. Roughly from the 1850s through the 1920s, … ...

The vaudeville folks didn't have to leap from any ladders, either. Dancers/Singers WWE fans may wonder why the company has been so obsessed with dancing and dancing characters.

“Vaudeville was a place where many different people from all over the world had a place to perform,” Bowart said. The costume department was integral in portraying the many cultures on the ...

Fritzi Burr, 78, veteran vaudeville comedian and actress of stage, ... But, moving to Hollywood, she also found steady work as a character actress in motion pictures and on television.

As the curtain went up on a new theater production in Westville, a century-old character came out of retirement — and reclaimed an ancient role. The production is VaudeVillain, a crime drama based on ...

And that ain’t bad for vaudeville. ... His routines — in which he played half-wit characters with hearts of gold — earned him a role in the film “Having a Wonderful Time” in 1938.

The glory days of vaudeville had already started to wane in 1926 when F.F. Proctor opened his last and greatest palace, an ornately bedecked three-story structure on State Street that replaced a ...

Of course, vaudeville was a huge part of Andrews’ life growing up. Her parents were vaudeville performers, and the genre is where Andrews herself was trained. So not only was “Mary Poppins ...

In Los Angeles, Rose harangues Herbie out of vaudeville management retirement to represent “Baby June and Her Newsboys” and join them on the road. As time marches on and the children get older, Rose ...

Actors who played the role of Vaudeville Announcer: Jason Opsahl [Broadway] Add a Show Listing Next on Stage: Email: Sign-up: News on your favorite shows, specials & more! EXPLORE REGIONS.