Question

Which phrase describes working class entertainment that consisted of comedy routines, black and white singers, and animals?

Answer 1

Vaudeville shows is your answer.

Answer 2

Answer: Vaudeville shows.

Explanation:

A Vaudeville show is a farce that includes music that became popular in the United States in the late 19th century and until the early 20th century. It usually presented round 15 individual independent performances, starring magicians, acrobats, black and white singers, comedians, dancers, and animals. Artists such as W.C. Fields, a juggler and comedian, and Will Rogers, a comedic cowboy, started in the vaudeville system and later became big stars.