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Hollywood Is a Union Town

Thompson, Morton | April 2, 1938 issue

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Hollywood, Los Angeles, California is a union town. Its actors are union men. Its pickets are union pickets. Its scabs are mobbed with union thoroughness and dispatch. Its stars are as labor conscious as its carpenters. And the stronghold of unionism in Hollywood is the Screen Actors' Guild. But Hollywood is a town where the least likely things happen. The incredible has now become commonplace. The Screen Actors' Guild rules the roost. It is probably on its way to becoming the richest and most powerful labor union in America.

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SCREEN Actors Guild; ACTORS -- Labor unions; LABOR unions; HOLLYWOOD (Los Angeles, Calif.); LOS Angeles (Calif.); CALIFORNIA; UNITED States
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