L'histoire fascinante des Usherettes : les femmes qui ont façonné l'industrie du divertissement

Les ouvreuses étaient des femmes qui travaillaient comme ouvreuses dans les théâtres, cinémas et autres lieux publics. Ils étaient chargés d'accueillir les clients, de prendre les billets, de montrer aux gens leur place et de fournir d'autres formes de service à la clientèle. Le terme « ouvreuse » était utilisé spécifiquement pour désigner les huissiers féminins, tandis que les huissiers masculins étaient simplement appelés « huissiers ».

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