Vaudeville

Vaudeville shows often included acts from around the world, such as Chinese acrobats or Japanese jugglers.

Vaudeville performers had to be able to adapt to different audiences and venues.

Many vaudeville performers were known for their comedic timing and physical humor.

Vaudeville had a significant impact on popular culture, influencing everything from comedy to music to fashion.

The restaurant's decor was intentionally vaudeville-inspired, with posters of famous vaudeville performers on the walls.

His sense of humor is so vaudeville, it's like he's from another era.

The circus performance was entertaining, but some of the acts seemed a bit vaudeville.

The music playing in the store sounded vaudeville, with a lot of brass instruments.

The old car he was driving looked very vaudeville with its big front grill.

The magician's costume was very vaudeville, with its sequins and tails.

Her makeup looked vaudeville, with bright red lipstick and exaggerated eyeliner.

The room decor was very vaudeville, with a lot of antique furniture.

The hotel's decor was intentionally vaudeville, with its velvet curtains and ornate chandeliers.

The children's show had a vaudeville feel to it, with its exaggerated characters and silly sound effects.

The play's dialogue sounded vaudeville, with a lot of puns and wordplay.

The restaurant's decor had a vaudeville theme, with black and white photographs on the walls.

The movie's special effects looked vaudeville compared to modern CGI.

The comedian's routine was a throwback to vaudeville, with its slapstick humor and song-and-dance numbers.

The stage costumes looked vaudeville, with their bright colors and sequins.

Her taste in music is very vaudeville, with a preference for jazz and swing.

Her dress looked vaudeville, like something from an old movie.

Vaudeville shows often featured comedy acts and musical performances.

Many famous performers got their start in vaudeville theaters.

The Marx Brothers were known for their vaudeville comedy routines.

Vaudeville shows were often performed in theaters or on the radio.

Some vaudeville shows featured acrobatic acts or magic shows.

Vaudeville was known for its fast-paced, high-energy performances.

Many famous performers got their start in vaudeville shows.