description Artists and Models Overview
Artists and Models was a Broadway revue series presented by the Shubert Brothers that ran from 1923 to 1943, with several iterations over its two-decade history. The productions featured elaborate musical numbers, comedy sketches, and tableaux vivants that were considered risqué for their time, pushing the boundaries of 1920s theatrical censorship. The revues showcased many performers including Fanny Brice and Eddie Cantor in their early careers. The format proved influential in American theatrical entertainment, blending vaudeville traditions with more sophisticated staging and production values.
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Artists and Models ranks #131 of 161 in the Vaudeville ranking, behind John L. Sullivan, ahead of Sullivan-Considine Circuit.
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