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Built in 1898 on the Bowery, the National Winter Garden Theatre was a prominent New York City venue recognized for staging early 20th-century burlesque.
Carmela the Statue is a contemporary burlesque performer renowned for her classical living statue routines and performances at the Burlesque Hall of Fame.
Located in New York City, the Irving Place Theatre was an early 20th-century vaudeville and burlesque venue that later became a significant cultural landmark.
The American Burlesque Wheel was an early 20th-century booking organization that managed touring circuits, serving as the primary rival to the Columbia Wheel.
The Columbia Burlesque Wheel was a major booking syndicate that controlled circuits for touring burlesque shows across the United States in the early 1900s.
Burlesque production or venue associated with the Casino Theatre, a type of American entertainment establishment historically linked to burlesque shows.
The Old Howard Theatre was a historic Boston venue in Scollay Square that became famous for its popular and long-running mid-20th-century burlesque shows.
The Gayety Theatre in Washington, D.C. was a prominent early 20th-century venue that featured touring vaudeville and burlesque acts as part of the national circuit.
The Follies Theatre in Los Angeles was a prominent early 20th-century playhouse that notably transitioned to featuring headline burlesque acts during the 1940s.
Burlesque entertainment venue or club associated with the American tradition of combining comedy, striptease, and variety acts under one theatrical roof.
