Sins of Hollywood
Sins of Hollywood
Published in May 1922, 'Sins of Hollywood' by Edward Roberts is a notable anti-Hollywood polemic that critiques the film industry's moral decay during a time of high-profile scandals. The anonymously-written booklet details sensational accounts of scandal involving major figures like Rudolph Valentino and Roscoe 'Fatty' Arbuckle, exposing the darker side of Hollywood's glamorous image. This work serves as a vivid commentary on the perceived moral transgressions within the film industry, making it a significant piece of early Hollywood history.
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