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  • The Rise and Fall of Fair Use: the Protection of Literary Materials Against Copyright Infringement by New and Developing Media

    The Rise and Fall of Fair Use: the Protection of Literary Materials Against Copyright Infringement by New and Developing Media

  • Rose La Rose and the Re-Ownership of American Burlesque, 1935-1972

    Rose La Rose and the Re-Ownership of American Burlesque, 1935-1972

  • The Untitled Black Burlesque History Project

    The Untitled Black Burlesque History Project

  • Classical Mythology in the Victorian Popular Theatre Edith Hall

    Classical Mythology in the Victorian Popular Theatre Edith Hall

  • Thesis-1969-P769l.Pdf

    Thesis-1969-P769l.Pdf

  • When Authors Won't Sell: Parody, Fair Use, and Efficiency in Copyright Law Alfred C

    When Authors Won't Sell: Parody, Fair Use, and Efficiency in Copyright Law Alfred C

  • The Mid-Victorian Opera Burlesque and Its Bourgeois Audience Abstract

    The Mid-Victorian Opera Burlesque and Its Bourgeois Audience Abstract

  • Political Challenges in the Neo-Burlesque Spectacle

    Political Challenges in the Neo-Burlesque Spectacle

  • San Diego's Bygone Burlesque: the Famous

    San Diego's Bygone Burlesque: the Famous

  • GILBERT and SULLIVAN: Part 1

    GILBERT and SULLIVAN: Part 1

  • Plimpton Collection of Dramas 1675-1920 (Bulk 1850-1900)

    Plimpton Collection of Dramas 1675-1920 (Bulk 1850-1900)

  • Burlesque of Literary Property As Infringement of Copyright Patrick J

    Burlesque of Literary Property As Infringement of Copyright Patrick J

  • Who's on First?

    Who's on First?"--Abbott and Costello (October 6, 1938) Added to the National Registry: 2002 Essay by Ron Palumbo (Guest Post)*

  • Feminist Identity and the Burly-Q

    Feminist Identity and the Burly-Q

  • Requirements to Be a Burlesque Dancer

    Requirements to Be a Burlesque Dancer

  • The Study of Burlesque As It Originally Appeared in the Seventeenth Century in the Play the Beggar's Opera and As It Appears Today in the Play of Thee I Sing

    The Study of Burlesque As It Originally Appeared in the Seventeenth Century in the Play the Beggar's Opera and As It Appears Today in the Play of Thee I Sing

  • Moral Reform and the Rise of the Burlesque Industry in London, Ontario

    Moral Reform and the Rise of the Burlesque Industry in London, Ontario

  • Opéra-Comique Overtures

    Opéra-Comique Overtures

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  • The Evolution of Broadway Musical Entertainment, 1850-2009: Interlingual and Intermedial Interference
  • Stranger in Parodies: Weird Al and the Law of Musical Satire
  • APOLLO THEATER (Originally Hurtig & Seamon's New (Burlesque) Theater), 253 \-Jest L25th Street, Borough of Nanhattan
  • Why Are Comedy Films So Critically Underrated?
  • Turn of the Century British Musical Comedy in an American Performance Library Victoria Peters University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
  • Burlesque: Then and Now
  • THEA-1100: Survey and Appreciation of American Musical Theatre 1
  • Legal Perils of Parody and Burlesque Thomas Paul Demeter
  • John Gay's 'Achilles': the Burlesque Element
  • International Conference
  • At My Mother's Knee (And Other Low Joints)
  • Neo-Burlesque, Gendered Spectacle and New Subcultural Forms
  • The Unsung W. S. Gilbert
  • The W. S. Gilbert of His Own Letters by H
  • Variety and Vaudeville by Gillian Rodger
  • OR the LITES O' SYDNEY: [Burlesque] Txt. W. Horace Bent; Mus
  • Parody Without Ridicule: Observations on Modern Literary Parody


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