BARNUM'S BALLYH
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FILENAME(S): BARNUM'S BALLYH
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" PHINEAS TAYLOR BARNUM WAS"."UNDOUB TEDLY AMERICA'S FIRST GREAT"."SHOWMAN. IN 1842, HE PURCHASED THE"."NEARLY DEFUN CT AMERICAN MUSEUM AND"."WITHIN A YEAR T URNED IT INTO THE MOST"."POPULAR PLACE O F AMUSEMENT IN NEW YORK"."CITY. MORE PE OPLE VISITED BARNUM'S"."AMERICAN MUSEUM THAN VISITED THE "."BRITISH MUSEUM. BAR NUM'S AMAZING"."ADVERTISING TECHNIQUES T URNED IT"."INTO THE MOST PROFITABLE INST ITUTION"."OF ITS KIND IN THE WORLD."." BARNUM'S VIEW OF ADVERTISING WAS"."TO 'PROMISE EVERYTHING FOR NEXT TO"."NOTHI NG.' AND HE DID THIS WITH"."ENERGY AND DEDICATION. FOR A MERE"."TWENTY-FIVE CE NT ADMISSION TICKET, A"."VISITOR TO HIS AMERICAN MUSEUM COULD"."VIEW A WIDE VARI ETY OF CURIOSITIES."."THESE INCLUDED ROP E DANCERS, GLASS"."BLOWERS, JUGGLERS, GI ANTS, MIDGETS,"."GYPSIES, VENTRILOQUISTS , STUFFED"."ANIMALS, EDUCATED DOGS, A ME RMAID,"."A TAME ALLIGATOR, AND A MODEL O F"."NIAGARA FALLS. BARNUM ADVERTISED TH E"."ATTRACTIONS WITH GAUDY PAINTINGS THA T"."COVERED THE ENTIRE OUTSIDE SURFACE " ."OF THE MUSEUM. FOR ADDED INTEREST"."H E OCCASIONALLY TURNED A PAINTING"."UPSID E DOWN. THIS EARLY VERSION OF"."WHAT IS NOW KNOWN AS A BILLBOARD"."AROUSED THE ATTENTION OF PEOPLE AND"."DREW THEM INSI DE."." BARNUM USED MANY OTHER TRICKS TO"."GET PEOPLE INTO HIS MUSEUM. ONCE, HE"."HIRED A BRICKLAYER TO PLACE A BRIC K"."ON EACH OF THE FOUR STREET CORNERS". "AROUND THE MUSEUM AND THEN GO INSIDE,". "CARRYING A FIFTH BRICK. AFTER WALKING" ."THROUGH THE MUSEUM, HE WOULD GO FROM". "CORNER TO CORNER, EXCHANGING THE BRICK" ."IN HIS HAND WITH ONE ON THE CORNER."." SOON AFTER THE BRICKLAYER BEGAN, HE"."HA D FIVE HUNDRED PEOPLE FOLLOWING"."HIM. THE BRICKLAYER REMAINED SILENT,"."SOLEMN LY CONTINUING HIS WORK WHILE THE"."CROWD CURIOUSLY FOLLOWED HIM. EVERY"."TIME H E WENT INSIDE THE MUSEUM, THE"."CROWD BO UGHT TICKETS AND FOLLOWED,"."HOPING TO F IND AN EXPLANATION FOR HIS"."CURIOUS BEH AVIOR. AFTER A FEW DAYS,"."THE TRAFFIC WAS SO CONGESTED AROUND"."THE MUSEUM THA T THE POLICE ASKED "."BARNUM TO DISCONTI NUE HIS PUBLICITY"."STUNT. HOWEVER, THE PAPERS CONTINUED"."CARRYING REPORTS OF THE BRICK STORY."." IN ADDITION TO H IS CURIOSITIES,"."BARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSE UM ALSO OFFERED"."THEATRICAL PRODUCTIONS . BUT BECAUSE"."MOST OF THE PUBLIC VIEW ED THE THEATER"."AS UNWHOLESOME, BARNUM WAS CAREFUL"."ABOUT HOW HE ADVERTISED HI S THEATRI-"."CAL PRODUCTIONS. HE CALLED HIS PLAYS"."'MORAL DRAMAS.' THE MUSEUM'S THEATER"."WAS CALLED A 'LECTURE ROOM.' BARNUM"."SAID THAT HIS 'MORAL DRAMAS' WE RE"."DESIGNED TO 'ELEVATE' HIS AUDIENCES "."RATHER THAN AMUSE THEM. TYPICAL PLAY S"."WERE 'MOSES' AND 'JOSEPH AND HIS"."B RETHREN.' FOR HOLIDAYS, BARNUM HAD"."SP ECIAL PRODUCTIONS AND RAN THEM EVERY"."H OUR, ON THE HOUR, THROUGHOUT THE"."AFTER NOON AND EVENING. THESE WERE THE"."FIRS T 'CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCES' WHICH"."WERE LATER SO POPULAR IN VAUDEVILLE."." HIS EFFORTS TO GET PEOPLE INTO"."THE MUS EUM OCCASIONALLY WORKED TOO"."WELL. SOM ETIMES SO MANY PEOPLE "."VISITED THE MU SEUM THAT HUNDREDS WERE"."LINED UP OUTSI DE WAITING TO GET IN."."BARNUM SOLVED TH AT PROBLEM BY ADDING"."ANOTHER EXIT DOOR . WHEN PEOPLE STILL"."DIDN'T LEAVE, HE PLACED A SIGN ABOVE"."THE DOOR SAYING 'T O THE EGRESS.'"."MANY VISITORS, THINKING THE SIGN WAS"."DIRECTING THEM TO ANOTHE R CURIOSITY"."RATHER THAN AN EXIT, FOUND THEMSELVES"."OUTSIDE ON THE STREET WITH OUT A CHANCE"."TO REENTER THE MUSEUM. B ARNUM COULD"."BE AS INNOVATIVE IN GETTIN G PEOPLE OUT"."OF HIS MUSEUM AS HE WAS I N GETTING"."THEM INTO HIS MUSEUM."." 'A SUCKER IS BORN EVERY MINUTE,'"."BARNU M ONCE SAID. AND HE MOST "."CERTAINLY T OOK ADVANTAGE OF IT. BUT,"."FOR THE MOS T PART, PEOPLE DIDN'T MIND"."BARNUM'S PL AYING TRICKS ON THEM. HIS"."TRICKERY WA S IN FUN, AND NO ONE HAD"."EVER MADE AS GREAT AN EFFORT TO AMUSE"."THEM AS HE DI D."."@".""."BARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM BEC AME".""."MORE POPULAR THAN"."".""."A. CO NEY ISLAND.".""."B. HIS CIRCUS.".""."C. THE BRITISH MUSEUM.".""."D. A WILD WEST RODEO."."@C".""."ONE TECHNIQUE THAT BARN UM USED WAS".""."AN EARLY VERSION OF WHA T IS NOW"."".""."A. A PRESS RELEASE."."" ."B. A BILLBOARD.".""."C. FALSE ADVERTIS ING.".""."D. VAUDEVILLE."."@B".""."BARNU M HIRED A BRICKLAYER TO"."".""."A. DRAW A CROWD AND BRING THEM "." INTO THE MU SEUM.".""."B. BUILD A NEW EXHIBIT.".""." C. BUILD ANOTHER WING ON THE MUSEUM."."" ."D. LEAD MUSEUM TOURS."."@A".""."BARNUM CALLED HIS PLAYS 'MORAL".""."DRAMAS' TO MAKE THEM"."".""."A. MORE BELIEVABLE.". ""."B. AMUSING.".""."C. SERIOUS.".""."D. RESPECTABLE."."@D".""."THE PRIMARY REAS ON FOR THE MUSEUM'S".""."POPULARITY WAS PROBABLY"."".""."A. BARNUM'S UNIQUE EXHI BITS.".""."B. BARNUM'S ENERGETIC AND INN OVATIVE"." ADVERTISING.".""."C. BARNUM 'S DIRTY MOVIES.".""."D. THE LOW TICKET PRICE."."@B"."".""."BARNUM'S SIGN, 'TO T HE EGRESS'"."".""."A. MADE PEOPLE ANGRY. ".""."B. WAS DIFFICULT TO SEE.".""."C. W AS RIDICULOUS.".""."D. WAS DECEPTIVE."." @D"."".""."PEOPLE VISITED BARNUM'S MUSEU M FOR"."".""."A. SPIRITUAL RENEWAL."."". "B. EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES.".""."C. AMUSEM ENT.".""."D. ENLIGHTENMENT."."@C"."WORDS = 580 ".
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