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“." Historic Events for Students: The Great Depression. . Encyclopedia.com. 16 Aug. 2021

<Https://Www.encyclopedia.com>.” Encyclopedia.com, Encyclopedia.com, 31 Aug. 2021,

www.encyclopedia.com/education/news-and-education-magazines/hollywood-1929-1941.

This source was created by Encyclopedia.com. The specific author is not listed, but I feel that

this is credible because many of the facts make sense, and they’re confirmed to be true

as well. Many other credible sources I checked said the same things this article did. The

focus of this article is to teach the reader(s) about the history and significance of movies

and Hollywood during (mostly) the 1930s. The reason why movies were so popular back

then is because they provided a distraction, a refuge from the struggles of the Great

Depression.The article also details many famous stars, technological advancements,

and the impact on American culture.This would likely be valuable to any film historian, or

anyone who’s interested in American film history.

Casano, Ann. “12 Outrageous Abuses of Old Hollywood's Studio System.” Ranker, Vote on

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2016, www.ranker.com/list/classic-old-hollywood-studio-system-abuses/anncasano.

This source was created by Ann Casano. I checked her profile, and she has a Master of

Arts Degree in Cinema Studies. I think that she knows what she's talking about, and some

of the things that are listed make sense. This article describes the different types of abuse

that many actors and actresses endured during this time period. The purpose of this

article is to highlight the flaws and failures of Old Hollywood, so that the audience may

recognize the suffering so many people endured. It describes how studios considered

their stars to be equivalent to their property. Judy Garland was forced to have abortions,

take on a dangerous diet, and even get hooked on drugs. The love lives of these people

were also controlled, and they couldn’t refuse any roles given to them. Even sick days

could deduct their paycheck. Anyone who is interested in knowing about that would read

this article, as well as perhaps a feminist, historian, activist, or student.

“Marilyn Monroe.” Biography.com, A&E Networks Television, 13 Aug. 2020,

www.biography.com/actor/marilyn-monroe.

This article was written by Biography.com. The author is not listed specifically, but I

believe it’s trustworthy because I checked a lot of other websites and they had the same

facts as this article did. The focus of this article is to teach the audience about the life of

Marilyn Monroe. This article talks about her life, her story, and how she rose to fame. It

also talks about her mental health struggles, how she became a very popular fashion icon

and sex symbol, and the different injustices she had to face. A lot of people assumed that

she was a “blonde bombshell”, or a dumb blonde who was intelligent and ditzy based on
 the roles she was given. However, that wasn’t true as the studios she worked for only

wanted her to have certain roles, and that influenced her public perception.

This source would be invaluable to anyone who’s interested in knowing more about the

story of Marilyn Monroe, or maybe a film historian, a writer, or a student or anyone like

that.

“James Stewart.” IMDb, IMDb.com, www.imdb.com/name/nm0000071/bio.

“Judy Garland.” Biography.com, A&E Networks Television, 22 Apr. 2021,

www.biography.com/actor/judy-garland.

“Julie Andrews.” Biography.com, A&E Networks Television, 5 Feb. 2021,

www.biography.com/actor/julie-andrews.

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Jerz, Dennis G. “Poetry Writing Hacks: 10 Tips on How to Write a Poem.” Jerz's Literacy

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