What current conditions in the US can be compared to the conditions of early Broadway history?

Answer:

the history of Broadway theater, many people played crucial roles. Some of the top contributors were the Theatrical Syndicate, which was an organization formed in 1896 by six men associated with the theater in various parts of the U.S. This syndicate had sole control of two-thirds of the theaters in New York and across the country. They became so powerful that they were largely uncontested, although many were angered by their control and the monopoly that they had over the theaters. The Shuberts, three brothers, began to build their own organization in contrast and opposition to the syndicate. The brothers were able to defeat the syndicate and built a theatrical management empire, controlling as much as 60 percent of the country’s theaters.

The syndicate and the Shuberts were important in terms of the business side of the theater, but there were also many creative talents who made Broadway theater the success that it is today. Harold “Hal” Prince is one such person. Prince is a producer and director known for the musicals that he introduced to Broadway. He is considered the most successful producer in the history of Broadway. Some of his most famous productions include West Side Story, The Phantom of the Opera, and Fiddler on the Roof. The New Amsterdam Theatre is also one of the oldest theaters on Broadway; it was built between 1902 to 1903 and opened with a production of Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream in 1903. Unlike the Lyceum, which has never been closed, the New Amsterdam fell victim to the Depression and closed in 1936. Although it reopened a year later, it was only on a limited basis, and the facility went through many unstable years, changes, and eventual disrepair. Its ownership was eventually taken over by New York City and the state, which issued an extended lease to Disney in the 1990s. The New Amsterdam was added to the National Register of Historic Places six years after the Lyceum Theater, in 1980.

At Duffy Square stands the famous statue of Broadway legend George M. Cohan. The bronze statue has the words “Give my regards to Broadway” inscribed on the base.

PBS Broadway Timeline

New York Broadway Theater Facts

Broadway Timeline

How Broadway Conquered the World

Musical Theater: Origins in 19th-Century Popular Entertainment

History of Broadway

Theater Hall of Fame: History

Theater District: General Description and Significance Type

Harold Prince

Lorraine Hansberry

George M. Cohan: Architect of the American Musical

Eugene O’Neill

Oscar Hammerstein II

History of the Shubert Brothers and the Shubert Organization

The New Amsterdam Theater: A Landmark Mired in Bureaucracy

The Shubert Archive

George M. Cohan

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What is the word in bold?
The coach didn't agree with the referees' decision, but there was nothing he could do
about it.
a plural noun
a plural possessive
noun
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in to words or less write a summary of chapter 6 of blood on the river

what is a nominative case noun, objective case noun, dative case noun?

How do I get rid of Bical fat on my face?

i cant get the answer

How many pints are in 6 quarts?

3 pt
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2. Scientists and engineers were encouraged to apply and so were women.
A. airplane pilots
O.B. designs or plans for an engine
C. people who use engineering skills to design or create something

Why did the author resist being called "black"? in back to my country

Directions: Analyze the statements below. Write T if the statement is true and F if it is false. Write the answer on the space provided.

_____1. Cultural heritage is the legacy of physical artifacts that are inherited from past generations, maintained by the present, and bestowed for the benefit of the future.
_____2. Every aspect of our present is greatly influenced by our past experiences and environment we are associated with.
_____3. Objects are important to the study of historical heritage because they provide concrete basis for ideas.
_____4. The natural and cultural resources are conserved for its continuous use in the future.
_____5. Through the nation’s collaborative effort, tying the world’s cultural heritage may be possible.
_____6. It is a Filipino culture when we remember dead loved ones.
_____7. Filipinos have a penchant for bringing art and architecture to a whole new level. They love to design creatively, to think intuitively, and have a passion for anything different and unique.
_____8. In the Philippines, there are about 76 to 78 major language groups, with more than 500 dialects.
_____9. Filipinos always treasure the things we received from our special someone or family member.
_____10. Filipinos are known to be religious by nature. They believe in supernatural powers and divine intervention. Sometimes, the belief in supernatural powers make them dependent on prayers rather than hard work in pursuing dreams. (Kapalaran system)

Which sentence uses a comma correctly? *

Option 1: Mr. Cromwell, I'd like to buy you an expensive present.
Option 2: Mr. Cromwell I'd, like to buy you an expensive present.
Option 3: Mr. Cromwell I'd like to buy you and expensive, present.
Option 4: Yo, Mr. C! What up, dog? My gift, for you is like some serious bling!

Select the sentence that avoids a comma splice.

Option 1: My son graduates from college in a few weeks, he's going into the Navy.
Option 2: He's going to Officer Candidate school, he'll be an Ensign in a few months.
Option 3: It's all very exciting; it's been a dream of his since he was a young boy.
Option 4: Time goes by so quickly, I can't believe he's all grown up.

Hannah decides to test whether engineering majors have greater visual–spatial abilities than students with other majors. Hannah decides to define visual–spatial ability in terms of how long it takes each participant to complete a jigsaw puzzle. This is an example of a(n): A.Operational definition. B. Theoretical definition. C.Corollary. D.Hypothesis.

from Life on the Mississippi
I still keep in mind a certain wonderful sunset which I witnessed when steamboating was new to me. A broad expanse of the river was
turned to blood; in the middle distance the red hue brightened into gold, through which a solitary log came floating black and conspicuous; in one
place a long, slanting mark lay sparkling upon the water, in another the surface was broken by boiling, tumbling rings, that were as many-tinted as
an opal, where the ruddy flush was faintest, was a smooth spot that was covered with graceful circles and radiating lines, ever so delicately traced;
the shore on our left was densely wooded, and the sombre shadow that fell from this forest was broken in one place by a long ruffled trail that
shone like silver, and high above the forest wall a clean-stemmed dead tree waved a single leafy bough that glowed like a flame in the unobstructed
splendor that was flowing from the sun.....
The world was new to me, and I had never seen anything like this at home. But as I have said, a day came when I began to cease from noting
the glories and the charms which the moon and the sun and the twilight wrought upon the river's face, another day came when I ceased altogether
to note them. Then, if that sunset scene had been repeated, I should have looked upon it without rapture, and should have commented upon it,
inwardly, after this fashion. This sun means that we are going to have wind to-morrow, that floating log means that the river is rising small thanks
to it that starting mark on the water refers to a bluff reef which is going to kill somebody's steamboat che of these nights, if it keeps on stretching
out like that, those tumbling "bolls" show a dissolving bar and a changing channel there, the lines and circles in the slick water over yonder are a
warring that the troublesome place is shoaling up dangerously,
Which statement best conveys how the author's viewpoint changes in the passage?
1. His fear of nature intensifies as he comes to accept that a river is more dangerous than it is beautiful.
O2. His ability to describe the river with precise language improves as he gains more skills in steamboating
3. His way of seeing the river shifts from mysterious wonder to objective analysis as he becomes a steamboating expert
4. His enjoyment of the river comes at first as the result of acute observations and later as the result of proven instincts.

Collin Roberts
251 Rita Drive
Deer Park Alabama 36853
Where does the comma belong in the address?

Describe a time you chose to behave a certain way or made a decision because of a value you have.

11. Why isn't the bus driver and white students on the bus punished or told to stop their
mean behavior towards the Logan kids.

Why did the good witch whisper when she spoke about Oz the Great Wizard?

PLEASE HELP ASAP! WILL MARK BRAINLIEST!!!!!!!
Read the excerpt from "How I Learned English.”


I watched it [the ball] closing in

Clean and untouched, transfixed

By its easy arc before it hit

My forehead with a thud.


The word thud helps readers visualize and understand that the ball came in

soft and slow

quick and smooth

hard and heavy

rough and dirty

What is the main idea or central message

Please answer this.

what is the Latin word for "wine"

composition ending with, "but they arrived too late"​

Which of the following best identifies a theme of the poem?
A. The mystique of oncoming progress
B. The celebration of technology and innovation
C. The wonders of travel
D. Wariness of new technology

WHO HAS READ ANIMAL FARM???????

PLEASE HELP WITH THESE 5 QUESTIONS
NO LINKS!!


Question one:
The main purpose of the passage is to?

1. support the theory with evidence.

2. set the stage for debate

3. State a hypothesis

4. summarize the results of a study

Question 2:

As used in paragraph two which is the best definition for the phrase well-adjusted?

1. balanced
2. clean
3.organized
4.smart

Question 3:

As used in paragraph two which is the best definition for instrumental?

1. important
2.annoying
3.distracting
4.musical

Question 4:

if add to in paragraph three which of the following sentences would fit best?

1. parents who let their kids avoid doing their fair share around the house or not doing them any favors

2. chores should never interfere with a child’s ability to spend time with his or her friends.

3. The fact is the parents usually give kids chores that they do not like doing themselves

4. parents and make sure your child’s homework is complete before lathering them to do their chores

Question 5:

in the final paragraph the author suggests that?

1. in later years kids will be appreciated for having done chores

2. parents should all assigned chores for the kids by the age of three

3. doing the dishes is the worst chore of all

4. children will one day thank the researchers for conducting this study

Which detail best reflects the historical and cultural setting of the text?
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the cheers of the crowd
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the folk dances
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Rewrite each sentence to correct errors and parallel structure. If the sentence already it’s parallel or write P.
Thank you for your help!!

Which words best describe the speaker's
connection to nature?
A
awed and frightened
B
excited and anxious
С
disjointed and unclear
D
sensual and primal

1. The phrase, "The neighbors' dog won't stop barking." What poetic device is being used here?

Sensory details

Refrain/repetition

Idiom

(20 points)
What is historical fiction?
A. fiction focusing on a well-known historical figure
B .fiction that sounds like a history book
C. fiction that is set in the immediate past
D. fiction related to events that occurred in the past

Eduardo is writing an opinion piece and was offered $200 from a company that is mentioned in the article. He decided not to accept the payment from the company to maintain which ethical guideline?

A. privacy

B. partisan

C. community standards

D. objectivity