Entertainment Industry: American Vaudeville as Seen by Its Contemporaries

Singing and dancing, the second act: Nickelodeon There are already many choices for Americans in the rapidly growing entertainment business, travel circus, wild West show, burlesque, cabaret etc. However, with the invention of early film cameras, such as the dynamics of Thomas Edison, in the 20th century it seems to be the beginning of the entertainment industry; new entertainment means will be established. Americans want to access entertainment cheaply and easily 1 The fact that they want bigger ones is also clear from the fact that the popularity of cartoons is rapidly declining.

Wrestling became an independent kind of entertainment as a popular form of entertainment in Europe in the 19th century, and later as a side show of North American carnival and costume hall. A multibillion dollar entertainment industry. Wrestling from North America has experienced several different cultural diffusion periods in the century and a half and has been exported to Europe to satisfy the culture left by the above decline. The emergence of gap local version television provides a new exit to professional wrestling, and wrestling (and boxing) helped make pay - per - view a viable content delivery method.

In the days before speaking radio, television or movies, Board Building show is the most popular form of entertainment in the United States. Americans in the early 20th century have increased leisure time and expenditure more than ever and the beginnings of juggling entertainment have benefited from business. The word Vaudeville may be a derivative of the two French words Voix de Ville. In other words, urban voice or Vaux de Ville means urban value or city value. There are many juggling houses in Wichita such as Miller, Crawford, Topeka, Princess, Palace Theater, but none can see Odeville of the top box office in that country. Until the Orpheum Theater opened on September 4, 1922, the best talent in Goetheville began traveling to Wichita via the Orpheum Vaudeville Tour in Chicago.

The movie thrived and created a new form of entertainment that almost finished the old juggling style. Watching movies is cheap and convenient; the crowd gathers at the new theater downtown movie palace and adjacent theaters. Since the early 1910's, low-cost movies have competed successfully with vaudeville's performances. The film industry is looking for a lot of jugglers and other theater who are high salary and not so stringent working conditions. The release of music movies in the late 1920s eliminated the last big advantage of juggling performance. The economy of singing and dancing slowed sharply. The famous Orpheum Circuit is a juggling theater and a cinema that are crazy about a new movie studio.