Male stars of the 1930s

• [DOC File]Lia294a Fall Syllabus - ASU

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  Eds. Zachary Furness and Thomas Oates. (Philadelphia: Temple University Press, 2014), 160-168.

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• [DOC File]“The Golden Age of Hollywood”

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  Historically, astronomers referred to blue stars as “early type stars” and red stars as “late type stars,” and these names are sometimes still used today. The names come from an old (and now discredited) theory that stars start their lives as blue stars and gradually get redder as they age—i.e., red stars are always older than blue stars.

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• [DOC File]ACKNOWLDGEMENTS

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  This is understood as a commercial endeavour, with the side effect of creating fame for the ‘stars’ of the videos. Alcohol use. ... a figure unheard of since the 1930s” Part of the cause of universal unemployment, according to Dicken, is ‘global restructuring’; an aspect of which is the growth of new technologies. ... School Male ...

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• [DOCX File]MEREDITH BROWNE'S COURSES

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  St. Louis Stars, from 1936 to 1951. Photo by Milo Stewart, Jr./National Baseball . Hall of Fame and Museum. All-Stars. Pioneered in 1933, the East-West Game put the best players of the Negro leagues in the spotlight at Chicago’s Comiskey Park. It drew as many as 50,000 fans for one of the most important events in the African-American community.

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• [DOC File]I

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  Lesson 5: Gender, Melodrama and Hollywood in the 1930s (Posts due 9/30 by 11:59 PM) Reading: “Is the Gaze Male?” (Kaplan, 1983) “Angel, Venus, Jezebel…” (Snead, 1994) Screening: Blonde Venus (von Sternberg, 1932) Website: Women in Film & Television (UC …

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• [DOC File]Pride and Passion: The African-American Baseball Experience

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  (According to one source, for example, the time to harvest an acre of wheat dropped from 37 hours in 1830 to 3 hours in 1896 to ½ hour in 1930.) It would be fun to use some corny 1930s passage-of-time device (the arm of a clock going around fast?) to illustrate this comparison.

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• 15 Biggest Stars of the 1930s - IMDb

  You will tell me about the studio, making sure to explain what “studio culture” in the 1930s was like. In terms of: How movies were made, Who controlled the actors, Salaries for stars. Success of the studio. Etc. – be detailed and thorough. Who were the Stars (male/Female Lead &/or supporting actors)? How was this film important to their ...

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• [DOC File]Title

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  How was Rock Hudson's image different from other male stars of the era? Explain what story was told photographically about Rock Hudson's marriage. What effect did these pictures have? ... What was the system of dating in the 1930s? What are some reasons why dating changed in the 1950s and the age of marriage dropped?

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• Publications - Arizona State University

  This present narrative takes into account more than 20 women writers and critics, from memoirists of the 1930s like his boyhood companion and sweetheart Jessie Chambers (E.T.) to a recent biographer who casts him as preeminently the "married man" (Brenda Maddox, whose book is …

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• [DOC File]JUVENILE DELINQUENCY

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  Molly Haskell, “Introduction,” From Reverence to Rape. Male Chauvinism – a man showing extreme or aggressive support for his gender. Patriarchal society – a society ruled by male authority figures (eg. fathers) and men’s rules, especially rules and roles created for women

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