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The 12 pages that link to George M. Cohan, each with the reason it gives.

• Broadway theatreRelated: His songs and stage persona helped shape Broadway's popular image.

• VaudevilleBroader topic: His career connected vaudeville performance styles with the development of American musical comedy.

• Tin Pan AlleyRelated: Cohan's songs moved between Tin Pan Alley publishing, vaudeville, and the Broadway stage.

• Ziegfeld FolliesRelated: His songs and theatrical work illustrate the popular Broadway talent surrounding the Follies era.

• Book musicalRelated: His work helped move American musicals toward contemporary characters and settings.

• Actors' Equity AssociationCompared with: Cohan's opposition illustrates the divide between performers' union demands and producer interests.

• American musical theatreRelated: His fast-paced shows and patriotic songs helped define an early Broadway style.

• James CagneyRelated: Cagney portrayed Cohan in Yankee Doodle Dandy, drawing on his own dance training.

• Musical comedyRelated: His energetic songs and stage persona helped define American musical comedy.

• Show tuneRelated: His theatrical songs helped establish a distinctively American Broadway sound.

• Walter HustonRelated: Huston portrayed President Roosevelt in a film centered on Cohan's life and songs.

• James Whitcomb RileyRelated: Like Cohan, Riley built a public career partly through live performance and an identifiable stage persona.