Early Universal City

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The book delves into the rich history of Universal City, the longest-running movie studio in Hollywood, established in 1912. It highlights its role as a creative hub for iconic directors like John Ford and renowned stars such as Boris Karloff and Deanna Durbin. The narrative captures the studio's legacy through its production of classic films, including Dracula and Frankenstein, showcasing its significant impact on the film industry from its opening in 1915 onward.