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10 Riverpointe Road
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Florenz Ziegfeld
Born: March 21, 1867
Died: July 22, 1932
The Ziegfeld Society strives to preserve history through education & performance.
History
The Ziegfeld Society is focused on
remembering the history of the ‘Golden Age
of Broadway’ through the regular
remembrance of not only Ziegfeld’s body of
work, but also other musical revues of the
era set in motion by Ziegfeld’s large-scale
spectacles, from 1907 through roughly 1960.
Preservation & Performance
At meetings held the last Sunday of each month from
September through June, the Society presents live
performances on a variety of topics including
material from stage productions, movies, and special
presentations of the early part of the 20th century
drawn from the World of Florenz Ziegfeld, and
featuring a variety of performers of all ages from the
Broadway stage, the cabaret world, TV, and film.
Education
The Ziegfeld Society looks to inspire
new generations of young people with
information about and performances
reflecting the rich history of musical
theatre, and as such, administers
educational outreach programs in
school systems nation-wide, as well as
at the university level.
Get a glimpse into the inner workings of
the Ziegfeld mind, his views of beauty, and
his Ziegfeld Girls"