- 1. Defining Popular Culture
- 2. McKechnie. Mimes, Minstrels And Strolling Players
- 3. Kirby. The Shamanistic Origins Of Popular Entertainments
- 4. McNamara. The Scenography Of Popular Entertainment
- 5. Punch & Judy Chart and Characters
- 6. Lobl. Punch
- 7. Wallace. Ticket To The Fair
- 7a. Team Rodent Chapters
- 8. Easto & Truzzi. The Carnival Social System
- 9. Guterson. Enclosed. Encyclopedic. Endured. One Week at the
Mall of America
- 10. Bogdan. Freak Shows At The Carnival.
- 11. Fiedler. The Fascination Of Freaks
- 12. Flint. Meet Me In Dreamland: The Early Development Of
Amusement Parks In America
- 13. Crews. Carny
- 14. Truzzi. Circus And Side Shows
- 15. The Circus Parade
- 16. Bailey. Introduction: Making Sense Of Music Hall
- 17. Senelick. A Brief Life And Times Of The Victorian Music-Hall
- 18. Cheshire. A Chronology Of Music Hall
- 19. The Roots Of Pantomime
- 20. Vaudeville and Popular Entertainment Time-Line
- 21. Royle. The Vaudeville Theatre
- 22. Spitzer. Mechanics Of Vaudeville
- 23. Green. The Audiences Of The American Burlesque Show
- 24. The Business Of Burlesque, A.D. 1935
- 25. Sandberg. An Interview With Steve Mills & Mills
Routine
- 26. Knapp. Theatrical Parodies In American Topical Revues
- 27. A Brief History Of The Magic Lantern
- 28. Fell. Cellulose Nitrate Roots: Popular Entertainment
And The Birth Of Film Narrative
- 29. Balio. A Novelty Spawns (Part I)
- 30. Allen. Movies In Vaudeville
- 31. Mcnamara. Scene Design And The Early Film
- 32. Shank. Political Theatre As Popular Entertainment: San
Francisco Mime Troupe
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