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Film After WWII
The film industry was affected by World War II; movie theater attendance rose dramatically. By 1930, eight large companies dominated the film industry. The Big Five were Paramount, Loew’s, Fox, Warner Bros., and RKO. The Little Three were Universal, Columbia, and United Artists. It is amazing how Universal has become one of the top film industries today. It is also shocking that almost all of these companies are still on top of the film industry.
Sound and the Depression significantly changed the way theaters presented movies. By 1930 most theaters showed only filmed entertainment. Due to the Depression managers had to bring in extra income so they decided to sell candy, popcorn, etc. Attendance expanded during World War II but the double feature and concession stands remained. I think they should have put concession stands in the th
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