Sentence examples for legitimate staging from inspiring English sources

But in Charlotte he was in a familiar position: insisting to the press that the protests had not been as violent as the broadcast images had suggested, counselling young African-Americans that their anger was legitimate, staging press conferences to make demands that would not be heeded.

Tells about their success in vaudeville and later on the legitimate stage.

The play will be Ms. Lyonne's first legitimate stage credit, and its timing is serendipitous.

Sci-fi and horror are not genres you often encounter on the legitimate stage.

The former role was repeated in New York City in 1940 and became the actress's swan song to the legitimate stage.

And in 1954, he converted an old movie house into what was then Hollywood's only legitimate stage theater, the Huntington Hartford Theater.

The company's principal venue was vaudeville rather than the "legitimate" stage, but that is not to be sneered at; vaudeville showcased an extraordinary range of performing arts.

I can't tell you how excited I am to be on a legitimate stage after 30 years of cruise ships, nightclubs and game shows.

When I say "stage" I don't mean a legitimate stage, it was really performance spaces - schools that were turned into theatres, basements, churches, clubs At that time people like Jim Jarmusch, Bill Sherwood, Tom DiCillo and Alex Rockwell would come and see these shows.

In New York, Ms. Havoc slept on bus-station benches and survived on food-stand meals while trying to break into legitimate stage work, although her mother and her sister were living in luxury just a subway ride away.

January 31 , 1892New York City, New York October 10 , 1964Los Angeles, Los Angeles Eddie Cantor, original name Edward Israel Iskowitz (born January 31 , 1892 New York, New York, U.S. died October 10 , 1964 Hollywood, Los Angeles, California) American comedian and star of vaudeville, burlesque, the legitimate stage, radio, and television.