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The term [[Variety]] is an American variant term for what is known as [[Vaudeville]] in France and the USA and is closely linked to, and in effect the American equivalent for, the British term '''Music Hall'''.
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The term [[Variety]] is an American variant term for what is known as [[Vaudeville]] in France and the USA and is closely linked to, and in effect the American equivalent for, the British term '''[[Music hall]]'''.
  
 
'''See [[Vaudeville]]'''
 
'''See [[Vaudeville]]'''

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The term Variety is an American variant term for what is known as Vaudeville in France and the USA and is closely linked to, and in effect the American equivalent for, the British term Music hall.

See Vaudeville