The heart of Hollywood

Details the history of the Motion Picture Relief Fund (later the Motion Picture and Television Relief Fund), "the film industry's favorite charity," from its creation in 1921 to its fiftieth anniversary in 1971. Features many candid photographs of Hollywood stars and other industry figures, quotes and anecdotes about its activities (including celebrations and fundraising events), and facts and figures related to the Fund's philanthropic work, such as job training, medical care and unemployment aid for film industry professionals.

Year

1982

Publisher

Price Stern Sloan Pub

Editions

1

ISBN

9780843101263

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