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vaudevilles
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杂耍, 综艺节目
a type of comic theatrical production combining pantomime, dance, singing, etc. popular in the 1800s and early 1900s
Vaudeville is a style of variety theater that was popular from the late 19th to the early 20th century. It features a series of unrelated acts performed one after another, including comedy sketches, musical performances, dance routines, and specialty acts such as magic tricks or acrobatics. Each act is typically short and designed to entertain with a mix of humor, music, and visual effects. Vaudeville was known for its diverse and family-friendly content, making it a popular form of entertainment for audiences seeking a range of performances in a single show.
- The vaudeville show opened with a lively musical number, followed by a series of comedy skits performed by a troupe of traveling actors.
杂耍表演以一首活泼的音乐开始，随后是一系列由巡回演员表演的喜剧小品。
- Vaudeville theaters were known for their eclectic lineup of performers, ranging from singers and dancers to jugglers and ventriloquists.
杂耍剧院以其 eclectic 的表演阵容而闻名，从歌手和舞者到杂耍演员和口技表演者。
- One of the most famous vaudeville acts was the Marx Brothers, whose zany antics and witty humor delighted audiences across the country.
最著名的杂耍表演之一是马克思兄弟，他们疯狂的滑稽动作和机智的幽默让全国观众都感到高兴。
- Vaudeville provided a platform for performers of all backgrounds, including African American, Jewish, and immigrant entertainers who faced discrimination in other venues.
杂耍为来自各种背景的表演者提供了一个平台，包括在其他场所面临歧视的非裔美国人、犹太人和移民艺人。
- The decline of vaudeville came with the rise of motion pictures and radio, but its influence can still be seen in modern variety shows and comedy clubs.
杂耍的衰落伴随着电影和广播的兴起，但其影响仍可在现代综艺节目和喜剧俱乐部中看到。
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