Sentence examples for revue started from inspiring English sources

The Honest Jon's Revue started with more than two dozen musicians walking on stage.

The Revue started on Broadway, in 1925, and Ms. Miller joined it in later years, performing on Broadway, and on a tour which included the United States and Canada.

Ms. Ackerman and Mr. Shire also happen to share a history, the singer having appeared in the original cast of the 1977 Maltby-Shire revue "Starting Here, Starting Now". But that history remains unexplored.

He acted on the stage and was part of a comedy revue, then started acting and writing for television.

Even though "Men," unlike "Love/Perfect/Change" is not a revue, it starts like one, and is clearly meant for the same middle-of-the-road audience.

Since the writing was already on the wall for revue when she started in the mid-1950s, wouldwould she do when it finally fell from favour?

In 1947 he joined Lester Young's band; two years later, when Young split up his band to go on tour with the popular Jazz at the Philharmonic revue, Mr. Haynes started working on 52nd Street, the new locus of activity, with different young bandleaders.

Then I started doing revues – 'Oh, he's a revue artist'.

What the later films reveal is that though Curtis may have been an endless source of inspired one-liners and "goodwill" - a trick he learned at Oxford when he started writing revues for his contemporary Rowan Atkinson - it was his collaborators who were able to put these lines in the mouths of consistent characters as well as plausible caricatures.

But it was that single performance in Eric Maschwitz's New Faces revue at the Comedy Theatre that started it all.

He started the Calypso Revue tent in 1964, and with it he became a mentor to leading calypsonians of the younger generations.