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Specifically built in the early 20th century, these were venues intended  to present both films and [[Music hall|variety]] acts within the same programme . Prominent examples were The [[Criterion,  Durban]] (1912);  The [[Palladium, Johannesburg]] (1913); *.
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Specifically built in the early 20th century, these were venues intended  to present both [[Film|films]] and [[Music hall|variety]] or [[Music hall|vaudeville]] acts within the same programme . Prominent examples were The [[Criterion]],  Durban]] (1912);  The [[Palladium]], Johannesburg (1913).
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== Sources ==
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== For more information ==
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See further '''[[Bio-vaudeville]]'''
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Latest revision as of 16:45, 13 May 2014

Specifically built in the early 20th century, these were venues intended to present both films and variety or vaudeville acts within the same programme . Prominent examples were The Criterion, Durban]] (1912); The Palladium, Johannesburg (1913).


Sources

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See further Bio-vaudeville


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