The phrase "put on entertainment" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it in a sentence when you are talking about organizing or presenting a form of entertainment for others to enjoy. For example: - The event coordinator was in charge of putting on entertainment for the charity gala. - The cruise ship had a variety of shows and activities to put on entertainment for its passengers. - The community center is always looking for volunteers to help put on entertainment for the local children during the holidays.
More emphasis has been put on entertainments closer to Western musicals, involving contemporary dialogue, everyday dress, and less stylized music.
There, he made a lifelong friend in the future novelist Len Deighton and they put on entertainments together.
Such creativity, which Mr. Gupta called "art in administration," seems encoded in the Silent Barn's genetic material, a highly inventive strain of DNA that has enabled the place to put on entertainments almost nightly since opening on Bushwick Avenue in December.
We were concerned with putting on entertainment, which we think we did, and people tuned in great numbers," Meron said.
A load of people come to town, so the government put on some entertainment to make it look like Brisbane is a vibrant cultural city.
If he was bored and the fan wasn't too obnoxious, he'd put on an entertainment – it kept him from having to write.
All you could do there was go on the beach, but the beach was inaccessible because of the gales and the storm, so the hotel put on some entertainment.
The movie is a dramatization of the many varieties of love and friendship and a charged meditation on the relations between theatre and life; at the climax, the aristocrats put on an entertainment, and the servants break into the party with wild violence that the guests mistake for another divertissement.
Stanford White, a charter member, designed the club with 25-foot ceilings, gilt-edged mirrors, boxes and a small stage where the men put on their own entertainment, often bawdy.
As I suffer from vertigo, I wasn't sure I'd cope with this, but luckily the Malaysian team and their sponsors put on some fantastic entertainment which kept my mind off the venue.
