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No Applausejust Throw Money: The Book That Made Vaudeville Famous,New K. H. Spencer And It Furnished Many LesserA Seriously Funny Look At The Roots Of American Entertainmentwhen Groucho Marx And Charlie Chaplin Were Born, Variety Entertainment Had Been Going On For Decades In America, And Like Harry Houdini, Milton Berle, Mae West, And Countless Others, These Performers Got Their Start On The Vaudeville Stage. From 1881 To 1932, Vaudeville Was At The Heart Of Show Business In The States. Its Stars Were America'S First Stars In The Modern Sense, And It Utterly