The San Gabriel Village development in Hollywood, California. Signboard of 'Construction Supervision by F.H.A'. Views of houses with people on inspection tour. A billboard of 'San Gabriel Village' with name of 'Percy Bilton'. A couple looks over blueprints with Salesman. Man holds a sketch of House.
A 5-year old girl winning fame as fancy skater. Fancy skater 5 year old girl Irene Dare performs in Hollywood. She exhibits amazing skill with zipping speed and fancy ice skating. She is also known as 'Belle of the blades'. A man skates in the background.
Noted commentator George McCall says that waitresses earn more than they get after working as 'extras' in Hollywood. Cars and buses on the busy streets. A restaurant seen. Waitresses bring food to the diners. A couple seated in the restaurant.
Scenic view of tree covered hills. Large sign on Mount Lee of the Santa Monica Mountains reads "HOLLYWOODLAND" advertising the Hollywoodland housing development (Later it became the famed Hollywood sign). Aerial view of residential buildings on the hilly terrain of Hollywood Hills. Roads on the hilly terrain. Camera pans right taking in the view of Hollywood Hills in the 1930s. View of Hollywood at night. Lights in the valley.
A sign on a studio building reads "Universal Picture Company Inc"' in Hollywood. A garden in the foreground. Two couples leave the building. Aerial view of the Hollywood streets. Car and assorted vehicle traffic on the streets. Residential buildings in view. Aerial views of Hollywood and surrounding areas. A couple enters the building of Universal Picture Company. A man comes out of the building.
Events prior to World War II. Harold Morris Warner during a speech in Hollywood, California. Harry Warner (of Warner Brothers fame) states that Hollywood is against communism, fascism or any other ism. He says that it is only dedicated to Americanism. He highlights the role played by motion pictures in promoting American way of life.