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| − | '''Music Hall''' is a type of British [[variety]] theatre, popular in the late [[Victorian era]] and [[Edwardian era]]. It can be compared to American [[vaudeville]. | + | '''Music Hall''' is a type of British [[variety]] theatre, popular in the late [[Victorian era]] and [[Edwardian era]]. It can be compared to American [[vaudeville]]. |
Popular performers included the young [[Stan Laurel]], [[Fred Karno]] and [[Gracie Fields]]. | Popular performers included the young [[Stan Laurel]], [[Fred Karno]] and [[Gracie Fields]]. | ||
Revision as of 23:27, April 23, 2007
Music Hall is a type of British variety theatre, popular in the late Victorian era and Edwardian era. It can be compared to American vaudeville.
Popular performers included the young Stan Laurel, Fred Karno and Gracie Fields.