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Holywood: Lights, Cameras, and Catholics in the Age of American Spectacle

Holywood: Lights, Cameras, and Catholics in the Age of American Spectacle

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20th Century United States HistoryGeneral Christianity

Publisher Price: $36.00

PREORDER - Expected ship date March 23, 2027

ISBN10: 150648820X
ISBN13: 9781506488202
Publisher: Fortress Press
Published: Mar 23 2027
Pages: 210
Language: English

Can Catholic culture be American culture? Between 1850 and 1925, as millions of Catholic immigrants arrived on the shores of Protestant America, this old question confronted a new national reality. Advertising, film, theatre, jazz--American popular culture was coming of age in both exuberance and scope. The old order was passing away. Less than a century elapsed between Harper's Weekly publishing Thomas Nast's The American River Ganges to 56 million Americans tuning in to watch the televised spectacle of Jackie Kennedy's White House. How?

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