This Prussian-born musician/impresario began as a cigar manufacturer. In 1899 he built his first music venue in New York City. It was the first of many. He, his sons and grandsons formed a dynasty that was very influential in American entertainment.
- George M. Cohan
- Oscar Hammerstein
- Irving Berlin
- Bert Williams
Answer
The correct answer is B) Oscar Hammerstein.
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