For many people, movies brought some happiness during the general unhappiness of the Great Depression, a time when economic depression led to emotional depression. Movies remained cheerful, and people enjoyed them, often as a temporary escape from a depressing existence.
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∙ 11y agoThe Great Depression was a hard time for people, they needed something that would cheer them up and have something to laugh about
Movies were popular during the depression because they helped people to enjoy something fun during hard times, and to take their minds off their difficulties. Movies provided escapism from the harsh realities of life during the Depression,
what did so many banks close during the great depression
There was no TV as we know it today during the Depression. Radio was the major form of home entertainment. The movies was one of the few industries that did not suffer as a result of the Depression. Movies became the main form of entertainment until the development of TV. Prices were cheap, about 25 cents for adults and 10 cents for children. The movies that did the best were escapist themes, which appealed to the people during the Depression.
Families moving in search of work is why the population patterns changed so often during The Great Depression. The depression was felt around the world.
He was so popular because of his New Deal during the Great Depression, that everyone wanted to keep him in office. [until he died, anyway =(]
Movies were popular during the depression because they helped people to enjoy something fun during hard times, and to take their minds off their difficulties. Movies provided escapism from the harsh realities of life during the Depression,
Perhaps, but more so in the 1930's when the Great Depression hit. Many people used to see their movies to escape reality, which was partly why they were so popular.
so many movies and a popular kid involed
what did so many banks close during the great depression
Silent Movies were popular because they were the only kind of movies until the late 20's when synchronized sound became mainstream.
There was no TV as we know it today during the Depression. Radio was the major form of home entertainment. The movies was one of the few industries that did not suffer as a result of the Depression. Movies became the main form of entertainment until the development of TV. Prices were cheap, about 25 cents for adults and 10 cents for children. The movies that did the best were escapist themes, which appealed to the people during the Depression.
Families moving in search of work is why the population patterns changed so often during The Great Depression. The depression was felt around the world.
The Great Depression happened in the 1930s and 1940s. Taylor Swift was born in 1989, so she was not around during the Great Depression.
The Twilight movies
Pretty popular, not too popular... i didnt know about it until the first movie came out so i had to hurry up and read the book! but they are more popular now that they are movies
because people love elvis.
Horse racing was very popular during the Depression. Seabiscuit was a sports celebrity, a day at the races offered affordable entertainment (if you watched your gambling), with low general admittance prices for the grandstand area and increasing prices for clubhouse and turf club admittance. Plus, there was the attraction of maybe making good on a 20 to 1 longshot with the same name as your mother. People went out and did things before there was television and computers and all the things that make our homes so comfortable and satisfying to be in these days; but in those days, there was radio, newpapers, magazines, movies and sporting events, and horse racing enjoyed the same kind of popularity as baseball or boxing matches or Saturday afternoon at the movies.