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American revue's golden age.
Revues also had a
presence in
Germany during the 1930s and 1940s, with
films such as "Frau
meiner Träume"
being made.
Revues took...
- each of the
three largest revues (Med, Law and CSE) is a club
affiliated to UNSW Arc and
subject to the latter's oversight.
Revues retain their institutional...
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multiple revues whom put
together a show in 2 days
after the
original cast fell through. The show
trended across the country. Most of the
revues are performed...
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Parisian Pleasures (French: La
revue des
revues) is a 1927 French-German
silent film
directed by Joe Francis [fr] and
starring Josephine Baker, André Luguet...
- The
Wharf Revue is a
series of
musical comedy revues presented by the
Sydney Theatre Company. Each show
features four
comedians –
usually Jonathan Biggins...
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Brown emplo****
between 40 and 50
people for the
James Brown Revue, and
members of the
revue traveled with him in a bus to
cities and
towns all over the...
- La
Revue Archéologique,
published in Paris, is one of the oldest, longest-running
scientific journals.
First appearing in 1844, it is
neither the organ...
- Tina
Turner Revue,
supported by Ike Turner's band, the
Kings of Rhythm, and
backing vocalists, the Ikettes. The Ike & Tina
Turner Revue was regarded...
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empowers them to
stage impromptu musical theatre revues without stagehands or audiences. In
these revues, the
Stage Girls sing
seemingly spontaneously composed...
- brother-in-law of ****ure
Revue alumnus Michael Palin). The
earliest Revue was
called 1953's 'Cakes and Ale',
starring Maggie Smith.
Other Fringe Revues of historical...
