Jews Were Willing to Do What U.S. Natives Would Not
The early days of the film industry were not glamorous, but rather a humble beginning. Jewish immigrants fleeing persecution in Eastern Europe played a significant role in creating the industry. The Academy Museum of Motion Pictures features an exhibit called Hollywoodland, which showcases the history of the film industry and its Jewish founders.
- ▪Jewish immigrants fleeing persecution in Eastern Europe created the film industry.
- ▪The early days of the film industry were not glamorous.
- ▪The Academy Museum of Motion Pictures features an exhibit on the history of the film industry and its Jewish founders.
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The film industry wasn’t glamorous in the early days. That’s what’s conveyed at Hollywoodland: Jewish Founders and the Making of a Movie Capital, an exhibit featured at the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures. The creators of what eventually personified glamour to the world were the opposite of glamorous, and deemed unworthy of work in traditional entertainment. Getting more specific, “Jewish immigrants fleeing persecution in Eastern Europe" were the individuals who created an industry that entertains the world to this day. Read Full Article »
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