What form of entertainment, characterized by low admission fees and a democratic approach, was geared for the masses in the late nineteenth century? vaudeville european operas musical comedies old world theater productions?

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Damari Vaughn

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9 June, 21:13

What form of entertainment, characterized by low admission fees and a democratic approach, was geared for the masses in the late nineteenth century? vaudeville european operas musical comedies old world theater productions?

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Derek Flowers · Answer 1

The description would be an apt description for the vaudeville. It’s a form of variety entertainment that was especially popular during the late 1800s until the early 1900s. The vaudeville was known for its mixture of showmen, burlesque, song, dance and comedy, among others. It has become so widespread it had even spread to the Philippines at the time.

Lyla Potts · Answer 2

The correct answer here is the first option, vaudeville. Vaudeville was significantly popular form of entertainment form somewhere around 1880s all up to 1930s. The popularity was especially huge in Canada and the United States. Vaudeville is a form of variety entertainment and the shows often included a wide variety of acts like dancers, singers, magicians, strongmen and so on.