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Show o 1! T Hollywood l)chavcs like no other industry Bi Bnn3 RirM Rtllll-- r Ins V E it-- Ibdii w i id industries s New n, II sStHii e Tile enh'iiatnmeiii ei ci ha Uh.iMi n.du-tr- ul y quill U pnaunred dunm the digression Vnd ul.cn hoi hi coot mnes expanded aftei the Suomi World i .it Ho'ly wood went inlo a slump Eislai 11 I' li.u k as fi osM'i ous and h mtlnu as t i dominating entertainment potti l ns 1'iiomihoin iiosi ot the world ( Unity wood more s inMuoni'e total is eon wild ei.n onh siipjdn s muili of what e ple see m nioMe houses tint a No wl.et they wati h on then tele mum s( ts and what thc listen to on rci ord play ers t ? t; perusne than m the Ti.mu It not il in One toda', is mol les telei lsion ami m Iah llc rolled into one The i cason (o; its spi at o o mini u m e.n ' ' he same one tha m quiul'y maik ll tin wot Id s m ,i mien o ihIik lion icnti eatli n: the leotat.' Hol w Mki 1 1 simsl.im Twenties mmie uroducci s deseited amjx'i' pi odiic 'ion studios of cw mk tin th in ic oioii spans attvl itiiarimH'cd Mat loinul 'tin ol lms npcles Mime Slaves They built ham like nun ic stasis m the mallei and lemon prom at the foot ot the pu turesque la Inc c.o On 1 1 st id os his an e imrin itsell pow .fid it mho inn will I'u mmost etPcie'H the c uol' a m mi of m n ns needed f n the mdiouwide i hams i i..emas w ha h lla y on ned shie-t- y atlir the war the studios lost then monojKihstn crip The I S cm eminent forced thi m t thi to dnest theinsi'ies ol their mi net slup Hohiwood eientualli led to Hoi I) wood s - A 'A eo;m h.u In ol tl - s v r4 Jk'Wia 5 jjfctS rs k a tew Hollywood p ? 11 . 111 i WS1 ' ti cops heme donni.ilid ot Iteratin' a eollei tlon ol pcopli p.nk.ipe dealers aeents, independent pr.xhiiris ai tors settme up their ow n irodiii turn companies And iieoplo like to lie when' it s siniry Hollywood tieiame a inaenet diawine ueiliie i mi mas talent westward It attraeted not onli people wot kmc K.sliU (liant ip names hut telei ision across and produ. eis and The ri sun1 Clout of telei ision stole then custom rei ord ample as wi t the heicht ot their lMti the i s prospeMly In the late Sixties scaiicli one reio.d eompani studios turned out 4V moiics a year whi tl well oX r ited out of Iwis Angeles Today they ate noaih I" S snow n to loo mil t m eiistomcrs a week in .he all Iik ated here B tin1 o.irh T'TiN the numlier of films pnidiiteii CTnttua Kirk. rei ord lolimmet lor the Ii.ol'. was h ss th m half th..t numlier and attendance sank Variety, an entertainment ti.nle new xpaper says h million a wei k to Ih-' The record companies had to come here i ause the hi the si c saw battle between New Yolk mil Ini' actum is here The deals are made sit! me round the ' xtol. not m offices in New A ot k npclcs jin dominance ,j the entertainment Indus ti New V ink appeared to be winning The remal came as mam studios weie t'liowmc Tliimoi ie studios ma ntained their empoiatt m the towel and either dras'u illy mt'inc ti.uk h. .i(hii,irtet s Hi New priMliii turn or permanently closing then (loots oi k bci atise that was whole the m.onci u is to m..kc the films The moite world had mceli accept oil the Thi lcleiis'on networks and the teiord indie-tithat f.lms would 1w m.uli on real He pioxisit'on Imafions either thiouchout the t S or around the no lu ml fii d itt New m k world rather than inside studios and pioilut lion It was the splmlem .. ol the nun te industii the would he muili more dtsper-eh '.dune lip of the ' onopoh of the studios that Instead L4w TWfW, flw&rf, Apr9 tfi, J - s o' x0 & w m Pn US' w F4 M I y h sN II jZLusz Hollywood Hills CLOSS SMC0UNTER5 0f 70 MM - 6 THC THIRD KIND TRACK DOLBY STEREO Tcd?f: 2:15, 4:45 7:15 WINNER & 9:45 No Passes 7 ACADEMY AWARDS BEST ORIGINAL SCORE BEST VISUAL EFFECTS BEST ART BEST SOUND BEST FILM EDITING BEST COSTUME DIRECTION & SET DECORATION SPECIAL ACHIEVEMENT FOR THE DESIGN CREATION OF ALIEN, CREATURE & ROBOT VOICES WINNER ACADEMY CF woody allen diant keatos 4 AWARDS including BEST PICTURE Burt Reynolds Bandit" Smokey Sally Field Jerry Reed Jackie Gleason x4- - AND THE 3r)95 TROl! 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