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Opinion And Politics Evolution In The Philippines During Colonial Period
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Zorrilla Theater, Manila
Borromeo Lou, organized the first Filipino bodabil
company. Bodabil was a popular genre of entertainment in
the Philippines from the 1910’s until the mid- 1960’s.For
many decades it competed with film, radio, and television.
The Bodabil genre became the dominant form of Filipino
mass entertainment. This type of performance featured a
variety of musical numbers, short-form comedy and
dramatic skits and sometimes magical acts. The
performances were often staged inside theaters of Manila.
Filipinos were obligated to entertain American troops
stationed in the Philippines, in order to fulfil this
requirement vaudeville acts from outside the Philippines
were brought in to provide some form of entertainment. In
1901, the Teatre Zorillo, a leading theater in Manila,
promoted some of the vaudeville acts. During these early
Filipino entertainment has come a long way since
years of vaudeville in the Philippines, most of the featured
the rise of bodabil entertainment. The bodabil
entertainers were non-Filipinos. By the middle of the
genre grew to become extremely popular and
1910s, a few Filipino performers would begin to appear in
although it originated from vaudeville, it grew on
vaudeville acts as well. The routines performed were
Filipinos as did the American culture in their
featured as intermission numbers in between sarswelas.
country. Many of the cultural trends it
These intermission numbers were sometimes called
popularized were Western or American in origin,
“jamborees”.
though the interpreters largely Filipino.
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It was released in 1941 as "51" ink along with Parker 51
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