Entity: NICKELODEON
NICKELODEON refers to an early movie theater or entertainment venue where admission typically cost five cents. It can also denote an old-fashioned coin-operated music machine like a jukebox.
NICKELODEON
Etymology
The term 'NICKELODEON' originated in the United States, referring to early movie theaters or entertainment venues with an admission fee of a nickel.
Definition
NICKELODEON can denote an early movie theater where films or variety shows were shown for a nickel or an old-fashioned coin-operated music machine.
Historical Context
In the past, NICKELODEON was a popular form of entertainment, offering affordable access to films and shows for the general public.
Cultural Significance
NICKELODEON played a crucial role in the development of the film industry and provided a space for communal entertainment.
Related Concepts
- Jukebox
- Movie theaters
- Entertainment venues
See Also
- Merriam-Webster - NICKELODEON Definition & Meaning
- Dictionary.com - NICKELODEON Definition & Meaning
- Oxford English Dictionary - nickelodeon, n. meanings, etymology and more
- Vocabulary.com - Nickelodeon - Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
- Collins English Dictionary - NICKELODEON definition in American English
A historical term used to describe early movie theaters or entertainment venues with an admission fee of a nickel, or an old-fashioned coin-operated music machine.