In 1902 Little Tich starred in a special, one-off revue with Marie Lloyd at the Tivoli theatre called The Revue, which was staged to celebrate the coronation of Edward VII.
Her first big break came when she landed a small part in an all-star revue called "Calling All Stars". It featured many of Broadway's top players, including Phil Baker, Lou Holtz, Ella Logan and others.
It was called "La Revue Nègre".
The Logitech box, called the Revue, comes with a PC keyboard that can be awkward to use from the couch.
And so when a musical called "La Revue Negre" arrived there in late September, thanks to an American woman, Caroline Dudley Reagan, determined to show black American music and dance unhindered by fake crudity or fake gentility, Paris was ready.
At this early stage, only three gadgets have Google TV: a 46-inch Sony TV (the catchy-named NSX-46GT1, $1,400) and two devices that put it on your existing TV, a Sony Blu-ray player (NSZ-GT1, $400) and a set-top box from Logitech called the Revue (steeply priced at $300).
In July 1840 he attempted to fuse his desire to make money with his politics by founding a magazine called the Revue Parisienne, funded by his friend Armand Dutacq.
The class staged a revue, called the Martha Graham project, at the Heckscher Theatre.
This firm was called La Nouvelle Revue Française Librairie Gallimard until 1919, when it became simply Librairie Gallimard.
I was in the audience for a revue called "Another Evening With Harry Stoones," which was opening after nine preview performances.
By Lillian Ross and Brendan Gill The New Yorker, December 15 , 1956P. 25 Talk story about John Cranko, author of the English revue called "Cranks".
