Broadway's New Sound
A Russian immigrant transforms into a musical icon as Irving embraces syncopation as the essence of American sound. With the backdrop of World War I, Broadway rallies support, and Ziegfeld prepares for a grand return, investing heavily in extravagant productions. The stage is set for a new era, where Irving's compositions captivate audiences, marking a significant shift in American musical theatre.In this clip
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