Burlesque - Revision history

Satj at 03:44, 24 May 2019

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Negro farce

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Sources

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Ethiopian burlesque

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Negro farce

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Ethiopian burlesque

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Negro farce

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Negro farce

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 Often found in the case of Shakespeare's plays for example.
-'''See also [[Travesty]].'''
+'''See also [[Travesty]] and [[Extravaganza]].'''
 ==[[Burlesque|burlesque burletta]]==

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 ==[[Negro farce]]==
-This is a reference to farces performed in blackface[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blackface], also termed [[Ethiopian farce]], Ethiopian being used as a euphemism for "negro" (or "nigger").
+This is a reference to farces performed in blackface[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blackface], also termed [[Ethiopian farce]], Ethiopian being used as a euphemism for "[[negro]]" (or "[[nigger]]").
 Also found are such forms as [[Negro burlesque]] and [[Negro sketch]].

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	William John Mahar. 1999. ''Behind the Burnt Cork Mask: Early Blackface Minstrelsy and Antebellum American Popular Culture''. University of Illinois Press: pp. 159-161[https://books.google.co.za/books?id=orsJVN4dhLsC&pg=PA159&lpg=PA159&dq=Ethiopian+burlesque&source=bl&ots=i5aXraIv7R&sig=KMLTbU6u45k5m5pvoyGcgs-skGk&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjQlvbqwqvWAhUJBMAKHTC8C2gQ6AEIUDAN#v=onepage&q=Ethiopian%20burlesque&f=false]		William John Mahar. 1999. ''Behind the Burnt Cork Mask: Early Blackface Minstrelsy and Antebellum American Popular Culture''. University of Illinois Press: pp. 159-161[https://books.google.co.za/books?id=orsJVN4dhLsC&pg=PA159&lpg=PA159&dq=Ethiopian+burlesque&source=bl&ots=i5aXraIv7R&sig=KMLTbU6u45k5m5pvoyGcgs-skGk&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjQlvbqwqvWAhUJBMAKHTC8C2gQ6AEIUDAN#v=onepage&q=Ethiopian%20burlesque&f=false]
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		+	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blackface

	Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]]		Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]]

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	"Ethiopian" was a term often of course employed simply as a euphemism for "negro" (or "nigger"), as in most of these cases, thus one would find such forms as [[Negro farce]], [[Negro burlesque]], or [[Negro sketch]].		"Ethiopian" was a term often of course employed simply as a euphemism for "negro" (or "nigger"), as in most of these cases, thus one would find such forms as [[Negro farce]], [[Negro burlesque]], or [[Negro sketch]].
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	Examples included: ''[[Hamlet the Dainty]]'', "an [[Ethiopian burlesque]] on Shakespeare's ''[[Hamlet]]''" by George W. H. Griffin (1829-1879); ''[[Othello]]'' an "[[Ethiopian burlesque]] in 3 Acts", ''[[Shylock, or De Old Clothes Merchant of Venice]]'' ("Grand Ethiopian [[Burlesque]]"), ''[[Mazeppa]]'' ("Grand Ethiopian [[Burlesque]]").		Examples included: ''[[Hamlet the Dainty]]'', "an [[Ethiopian burlesque]] on Shakespeare's ''[[Hamlet]]''" by George W. H. Griffin (1829-1879); ''[[Othello]]'' an "[[Ethiopian burlesque]] in 3 Acts", ''[[Shylock, or De Old Clothes Merchant of Venice]]'' ("Grand Ethiopian [[Burlesque]]"), ''[[Mazeppa]]'' ("Grand Ethiopian [[Burlesque]]").

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 Examples included: ''[[Hamlet the Dainty]]'', "an [[Ethiopian burlesque]] on Shakespeare's ''[[Hamlet]]''"  by George W. H. Griffin (1829-1879); ''[[Othello]]'' an "[[Ethiopian burlesque]] in 3 Acts", ''[[Shylock, or De Old Clothes Merchant of Venice]]'' ("Grand Ethiopian [[Burlesque]]"), ''[[Mazeppa]]'' ("Grand Ethiopian [[Burlesque]]").
-''See also the entry on '''[[Minstrels]]'''''
+''See also the entry on '''[[Negro farce]]''' and the entry on '''[[Minstrels]]'''''
 ==[[Negro farce]]==

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 Also found are such forms as [[Negro burlesque]] and [[Negro sketch]].
-See also the entry on '''[[Ethiopian farce]]''' and the entry on '''[[Minstrels]]'''
+''See also the entry on '''[[Ethiopian farce]]''' and the entry on '''[[Minstrels]]'''''
 == Sources ==

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	Examples included: ''[[Hamlet the Dainty]]'', "an [[Ethiopian burlesque]] on Shakespeare's ''[[Hamlet]]''" by George W. H. Griffin (1829-1879); ''[[Othello]]'' an "[[Ethiopian burlesque]] in 3 Acts", ''[[Shylock, or De Old Clothes Merchant of Venice]]'' ("Grand Ethiopian [[Burlesque]]"), ''[[Mazeppa]]'' ("Grand Ethiopian [[Burlesque]]").		Examples included: ''[[Hamlet the Dainty]]'', "an [[Ethiopian burlesque]] on Shakespeare's ''[[Hamlet]]''" by George W. H. Griffin (1829-1879); ''[[Othello]]'' an "[[Ethiopian burlesque]] in 3 Acts", ''[[Shylock, or De Old Clothes Merchant of Venice]]'' ("Grand Ethiopian [[Burlesque]]"), ''[[Mazeppa]]'' ("Grand Ethiopian [[Burlesque]]").
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		+	''See also the entry on '''[[Minstrels]]'''''

	==[[Negro farce]]==		==[[Negro farce]]==

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 ==[[Negro farce]]==
-Alternatively, some minstrelsy companies and sources from the 19th century used the term '''[[negro farce]]''' for the same kind of thing.
+See '''[[Ethiopian farce]]'''
 == Sources ==