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The 22 pages that link to Florenz Ziegfeld Jr., each with the reason it gives.

• Broadway theatreRelated: His spectacles set a standard for Broadway revue production.

• VaudevilleRelated: His large-scale revues borrowed vaudeville’s variety format while emphasizing spectacle and production.

• Oscar Hammerstein IIRelated: Ziegfeld produced Show Boat, helping bring Hammerstein and Kern’s ambitious musical to Broadway.

• Ziegfeld FolliesRelated: His taste and promotional instincts shaped the revues’ scale, style, and recurring identity.

• Show BoatRelated: He produced the original Broadway staging, giving the ambitious work substantial resources.

• John BarrymoreRelated: Ziegfeld produced Barrymore’s 1920 Broadway Hamlet, a landmark in his stage career.

• Vincente MinnelliRelated: The spectacle associated with Ziegfeld's productions shaped the theatrical world Minnelli entered.

• Eddie CantorRelated: Ziegfeld’s revues gave Cantor a major stage platform and helped establish his Broadway fame.

• Sally RandRelated: Rand worked in the Follies, a major showcase for American revue performers.

• Eugen SandowRelated: Ziegfeld brought Sandow’s strongman act to American audiences and promoted his physique as spectacle.

• Fanny BriceRelated: Ziegfeld hired Brice for his revues, giving her a major Broadway platform.

• Annette KellermanRelated: Kellerman’s stage career belonged to the vaudeville and spectacle culture that Ziegfeld helped shape.

• Will RogersRelated: Ziegfeld hired Rogers for the Follies, helping make his rope tricks and humor nationally visible.

• Marion DaviesRelated: Ziegfeld's revue provided Davies with an early stage platform.

• Ol' Man RiverRelated: He produced Show Boat, bringing the song to the Broadway stage.

• W. C. FieldsRelated: Ziegfeld gave Fields a prominent platform in Broadway revue.

• Audrey MunsonRelated: Ziegfeld promoted Munson as a public personality, connecting her modeling fame with entertainment.

• Elsa MaxwellRelated: Maxwell’s theatrical beginnings and Ziegfeld’s lavish productions linked her to Broadway’s social scene.

• Faith BaconRelated: Bacon's performance career intersected with the revue tradition he popularized.

• Martha MansfieldRelated: His productions shaped the theatrical world in which Mansfield worked.

• Olive ThomasRelated: He hired Thomas for the Follies, launching her public career.