Florence Ziegfeld Jr.

Florence Ziegfeld Jr. was a prominent American theatrical impresario best known for founding the Ziegfeld Follies, a series of lavish Broadway productions in the early 20th century. His shows combined elaborate costumes, stunning performances, and beautiful performers, often referred to as “Ziegfeld Girls.” Ziegfeld’s productions celebrated glamour and theatrical spectacle, becoming a major part of American entertainment culture. His work helped shape modern Broadway and popularized the concept of the revue, blending song, dance, comedy, and visual extravagance into highly successful, influential performances.