While researching popular toys, games and entertainment in the 1930’s I found that Monopoly is one of the most popular games during this time. Marry Hoyer Dolls weir the dolls of the century. Entertainment was a big time thing because of the Radio from Space and the Frankenstein Monster which was one the most popular films from the 1930’s. These historical events are still interpreted in today’s time.
In the 1930’s the Parker Brothers was the first to permit the use of Monopoly. The Parker Brothers Competed against each other trying to buy properties on different landmarks around Atlantic City and New Jersey. The game ends however when one player collects large amounts of money from every player and making them go bankrupt. Monopoly has been sold in 144 countries and translated in 47 different languages many say it is a board game found everywhere in America ( Lionsgate and Hasbro Team up for ‘Monopoly’ Featured Film Based om board Games 1).\
Mary Hover had her very own business she started designing fashion for children she had many books and magazines published. Mary’s magazines reflected her interest to start making dolls one of her oldest dolls was the bride doll. The bride doll was 13 ½ inches she was a swivel doll which meant that could turn all the way around in a complete circle. Her eyes were painted and laid to the side …show more content…
They create a silicone or plastic chip which contains cells or different organ the cell can different species of animals which helps in the process of creating the Frankenstein monster. The cell contains channels to circulate fluids as if it was blood the cell cultures replicate living creature’s reactions (Frankenstein’s Chips
In the 1930’s the Parker Brothers was the first to permit the use of Monopoly. The Parker Brothers Competed against each other trying to buy properties on different landmarks around Atlantic City and New Jersey. The game ends however when one player collects large amounts of money from every player and making them go bankrupt. Monopoly has been sold in 144 countries and translated in 47 different languages many say it is a board game found everywhere in America ( Lionsgate and Hasbro Team up for ‘Monopoly’ Featured Film Based om board Games 1).\
Mary Hover had her very own business she started designing fashion for children she had many books and magazines published. Mary’s magazines reflected her interest to start making dolls one of her oldest dolls was the bride doll. The bride doll was 13 ½ inches she was a swivel doll which meant that could turn all the way around in a complete circle. Her eyes were painted and laid to the side …show more content…
They create a silicone or plastic chip which contains cells or different organ the cell can different species of animals which helps in the process of creating the Frankenstein monster. The cell contains channels to circulate fluids as if it was blood the cell cultures replicate living creature’s reactions (Frankenstein’s Chips