Transitioning Cinema: From Silent to Sound

This chapter examines the evolution of filmmaking into the sound era, focusing on key figures like John Ford and the emergence of stars such as Shirley Temple. It discusses significant films, including 'The Informer' and 'Stagecoach', and their cultural implications amid the constraints of censorship. The narrative also highlights the contributions and impacts of influential filmmakers like Ford and Hitchcock on American cinema during this transformative period.