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The 130 pages that link to Vaudeville, each with the reason it gives.

• Moms MableyNarrower topic: Mabley's early career emerged in the vaudeville world and its touring circuits.

• W. C. FieldsNarrower topic: Fields honed his act before live vaudeville audiences for decades.

• Burns and AllenNarrower topic: Burns and Allen built their partnership and stage routines in vaudeville.

• Donald O'ConnorNarrower topic: The vaudeville circuit shaped O'Connor's timing, versatility, and early career.

• Edgar BergenNarrower topic: Bergen developed his ventriloquist act in the variety-show tradition vaudeville sustained.

• Red SkeltonNarrower topic: Skelton developed his timing and physical comedy performing on the vaudeville circuit.

• SchlitzieNarrower topic: Sideshow performers such as Schlitzie worked within the wider variety-entertainment economy.

• Broderick CrawfordNarrower topic: Crawford’s parents worked in the theatrical world shaped by vaudeville.

• Elsa MaxwellNarrower topic: Before becoming known as a hostess, Maxwell worked in theatrical entertainment.

• Jack AlbertsonNarrower topic: Albertson began performing in vaudeville, where he developed his comic timing and versatility.

• Marion HarrisNarrower topic: Harris developed as a performer in the theatrical circuits that showcased popular singers.

• Phil SilversNarrower topic: Silvers developed in vaudeville, but his best-known work used sustained characters and sitcom plots.