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New Forms of Entertainment Chapter 9 Section 2 New Forms of Entertainment

Changes in America More leisure time More $$ spent on entertainment and recreation Sports are popular Snack foods introduced 10 hour work days, ½ day on Saturday

Popular Forms of Entertainment Vaudeville- live variety acts that travel from town to town

Movies-The Silver Screen 1903 Great Train Robbery 1908- 8,000 nickelodeons 5 cent theaters Silent films w/ caption cards starring Charlie Chaplin Douglas Fairbanks Lillian Gish

Circus Trains bring the circus across the country A several day affair Promote Parade Perform

Amusement Parks Trolleys make them possible Coney Island in NY Hague Park outside of Jackson Steeplechase *vaudeville Ferris Wheel *dances Roller coaster *beaches Music Games

Sports Baseball most popular sport Cincinnati Red Stockings first pro team. Boston St. Louis Detroit

Other Popular Sports Boxing Tennis Basketball Horse Racing Football

Bicycles Gives women more freedom It changes the way they dress Begin dating w/out chaperones

Reading Newspapers Improvements in printing make them affordable Yellow Journalism- Sensational news stories

Newspapers Pulitzer New York World Hearst New York Journal Joseph Pulitzer

Magazines McClures Cosmopolitan Munsey’s feature short stories and articles

Fiction Dime Novels- Cheap (affordable) Horatio Alger Mark Twain Henry James Edith Wharton Upton Sinclair

Music Concerts Operas Dances Home pianos

New Music Negro Spirituals- Religious folk songs (saves Fisk University, benefit concert) Ragtime- accents over a steady marching beat *Jazz- New Orleans Fisk Jubilee Singers

At Home Entertainment Player piano Phonograph Spread popular music, made performers stars nationwide

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