The Passing Show of 1917

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The Passing Show of 1917 was a popular Broadway musical revue of the World War I era, known for its comedy sketches, songs, and satirical take on contemporary events.

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instanceOf Broadway musical revue
theatrical production
artForm performing arts
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
creativeWorkStatus stage work
genre comedy
musical theatre
revue
satire
hasCharacteristic comic sketches linked by musical numbers
light entertainment
satirical take on contemporary events
topical references
hasPart comedy sketches
dance numbers
ensemble musical numbers
satirical sketches
songs
topical sketches
historicalPeriod 1910s American theatre
influencedBy contemporary news events
wartime public sentiment
intendedAudience Broadway audiences
language English
locationOfFirstPerformance Broadway, New York City NERFINISHED
mainSubject World War I era
mediumOfPerformance live theatre
narrativeFocus contemporary events
current politics
popular culture
wartime society
partOfSeries The Passing Show series NERFINISHED
performanceMode live stage performance
productionType Broadway production
reception commercially successful
popular
style musical comedy
topical humor
variety entertainment
subjectOf theatre histories of World War I era Broadway
temporalContext World War I era NERFINISHED
usesHumorStyle burlesque elements
parody
topical satire
workType commercial theatre revue

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Bert Kalmar notableWork The Passing Show of 1917