Many people think that LDS cinema started with the film “God’s Army”; however the LDS church has been producing films since the 1940s. These films might never have been released in conventional theaters, but film has been an important part of LDS culture for many years.
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LDS Art and Media
Eugene Curran Kelly was born on August, 23, 1912 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Taking on the screen name Gene Kelly, he was famous for his dancing roles in musicals during the 1940s and 50s. Two of his most notable performances were “An American in Paris,” (1951) and “Singin’ in the Rain,” (1952).
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Gene Kelly Tap Biography
As far back as the early to middle part of the 20th century, Hollywood produced a number of films that are remembered today as being classics. There is no doubt that these movie memories will continue, and deservedly so, to be thought of in this way. The time period stretching from the 1920s through the 1940s brought a great many changes to Hollywood and the motion picture industry.
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Early Hollywood Movie Memories Will Live on