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Dancing into the New Century 1900–1907

Michael G. Ankerich

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This chapter brings the reader into the new century and follows Mae Murray as she set about making her dreams come true. She is introduced to the likes of Vernon Castle, Julian Mitchell, and Florenz Ziegfeld, all powerhouses in the world of musical theatre. The chapter examines her early stage work on Broadway, such plays as About Town, Fascinating Flora, and The Hoyden.

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This chapter brings the reader into the new century and follows Mae Murray as she set about making her dreams come true. She is introduced to the likes of Vernon Castle, Julian Mitchell, and Florenz Ziegfeld, all powerhouses in the world of musical theatre. The chapter examines her early stage work on Broadway, such plays as About Town, Fascinating Flora, and The Hoyden.

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This chapter brings the reader into the new century and follows Mae Murray as she set about making her dreams come true. She is introduced to the likes of Vernon Castle, Julian Mitchell, and Florenz Ziegfeld, all powerhouses in the world of musical theatre. The chapter examines her early stage work on Broadway, such plays as About Town, Fascinating Flora, and The Hoyden.

Key concepts: Musical, Flora (microbiology), Performance art, History, Art history, Visual arts, Art, Biology

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