Going Hollywood: The '30s

This documentary is hosted by Robert Preston and features notable figures from the era, including Gracie Allen, Fred Astaire, and Jean Arthur. It provides insights into the films that captivated audiences during the Great Depression, revealing how cinema served as both entertainment and an escape during challenging times.

With a runtime of 76 minutes, this film captures the essence of 1930s Hollywood and the cultural context in which these films were released. Collectors of documentary films or those interested in film history will find value in the exploration of this significant period in cinema.

Available on DVD, Going Hollywood: The '30s is a unique addition for collectors looking to enrich their understanding of film history and the societal influences of the time.