Song and Dance Man

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What does it mean when grandpa says that he "wouldn't trade a million good old days for the days he spends with us?"

Back

He thinks being with the kids is the best.

Front

Who is the main character in the book "Song and Dance Man"?

Back

Grandpa.

Front

What happens to the hanky he pulls from his vest?

Back

It gets longer and longer.

Front

What did grandpa find in a brown, leather trimmed trunk?

Back

Hats and shoes.

Front

Where did grandpa used to dance?

Back

The Vaudeville stage.

Front

What is the significance of the 'good old days' in the story?

Back

They represent cherished memories, but grandpa values current moments with family more.

Front

What type of performance did grandpa do in his past?

Back

He performed in Vaudeville, a theatrical variety show.

Front

What does the term 'Vaudeville' refer to?

Back

A theatrical variety show popular in the early 20th century featuring various acts.

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How does grandpa feel about his past performances?

Back

He feels nostalgic but prefers spending time with his family now.

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What is a trunk used for in the story?

Back

To store grandpa's old performance costumes and props.