Eddie Arnold is an American Country music artist. He was raised in Tennessee by his father, who played bass and fiddle. To help his father, he dropped out of school and began to dance whenever he could. Arnold began to play nightclubs in St. Louis with Speedy McNatt, a fiddler. Eventually, he secured a regular radio show on WMPS in Memphis, where he built a loyal following.
Early
Elvis Presley did not know Early Eddie Arnold. However, he was a gifted singer who made a huge name for himself within the country music industry. He enjoyed a successful career as both a singer-dancer and dancer. He later met "Colonel Tom Parker," whom he would later become his manager. His hit song "Cattle Call", which was his signature, reached the top ten in country charts, and Eddie Arnold's early hits included many of his top ten hits.
Popularity
Eddie Arnold's song popularity reached its height in the 1950s. While his country music style was more akin to that of the crooner than the hillbilly singer, he found widespread acceptance within the entertainment industry. He often crossed over to pop music, and was still highly sought after long into his senior years. However, his records sales were not as good as they were in 1950s and 40s. Despite a slow decline in chart sales he still sold out concert halls, and recorded well into the '60s.
Record-selling
Records sales fell sharply in the 1950s. Arnold thought of retiring from music, but he was in the midst of a new wave and was ready for success. Arnold continued to record music and found new audiences using popular arrangements despite the slump. His style was quickly known as the Nashville sound. It was the same style that made Elvis Presley so popular.
Community leader
It is not surprising to see so many Nashville events celebrating Eddie Arnold's centennial. Arnold was not only a beloved singer, but he was also an entrepreneur and leader in the community. He was a prolific developer in Brentwood, and he also founded a private water company that he later sold to the city. Today, his former home is part of a Nashville real estate development. The event is free and open for the public.
Song "Make The World go Away"
Eddy Arnold's song "Make the World Go Away" is an example of country pop. It was written by Hank Cochran and recorded by Ray Price in 1963. It has since been covered by a variety of artists. Arnold was a country musician legend who helped to make Nashville a popular sound in the 1950s, 1960s. His hit "Make the World go Away" was a hit in 1960s and 1970s. It continued to chart in the country music genre for many years.
FAQ
Can I start my own distribution company?
No. It is illegal to legally run a distribution business without being a distributor.
Even though you might not be distribution films for other people, there are still rules.
You cannot, for instance, charge different prices at different theaters. And you can't charge different fees to different customers.
Your services cannot be sold to any company.
What is the difference among a producer or distributor?
The movie is made by a producer. A distributor distributes the movie. Producors have the option to sell movies directly to distributors or theaters. Distributors buy movies directly from producers. They then sell them on to theaters or cable channels, as well as streaming services.
Distributors need to negotiate with theater owners about where their movies will play. This means that some theaters might charge more money for a certain movie than others. You should select a distributor that has multiple theaters if you want your movie seen as much as possible.
Which percentage of the box offices goes to marketing budgets and what is their share?
Marketing budgets often account for 20%-40% of the film's budget. This is because marketing is critical to the success and longevity of any film.
Without effective marketing, no one will be able to find out about your film. No one will pay for your film if they don't know about it.
Statistics
- New York Times article stated that only 15% of the top films in 2013 had women in lead acting roles. (en.wikipedia.org)
- In 2019, that percentage increased to 40 percent. (en.wikipedia.org)
- The author of the study noted that "The percentage of female speaking roles has not increased much since the 1940s when they hovered around 25 percent to 28 percent." (en.wikipedia.org)
- Women account for 51 percent of moviegoers. (en.wikipedia.org)
- At his encouragement, his sister Sarah Luke, brother-in-law Elisha Luke, with her mother, Azubah, took the Atlantic & Pacific Railroad from Ogden to Los Angeles in November 1885, according to Adrian Weekly Press, November 13, 1885. (en.wikipedia.org)
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How to get a Hollywood Walk of Fame star
The Hollywood Walk of Fame (HWOF) was established in 1960 by the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce. The HWOF, located at 6233 Hollywood Boulevard Los Angeles, California. It has 2,711 stars embedded in the Hollywood Boulevard sidewalk. Each star represents an individual who contributed to popular culture, such as television, radio or theater. The HWOF currently lists 1,922 people.
To become a HWOF member, you need to submit a name to Hollywood Chamber of Commerce. They then submit your details to the City of Los Angeles Department of Cultural Affairs. Once you are approved, you will receive a certificate of eligibility that includes your name, date, residence, occupation, category, and other information. A bronze plaque with the name of your choice is included. This plaque is affixed to a concrete base in front of the designated star.
A current HWOF member can nominate you for a star or if you have made significant contributions in movies, television or radio. A committee reviews all the nominations before deciding whether or not they are approved. If they do approve them, they send a note to the home address of the applicant stating their decision. The person who accepts the nomination will receive a second confirmation letter. The Hollywood Chamber of commerce then sends $25 to the City of Los Angles Department of Cultural Affairs.
The department issues a cheque payable to the Hollywood Chamber of commerce. It then sends the check the Hollywood Walk of Fame Foundation. The foundation pays the applicant or organization. The Hollywood Chamber of Commerce receives half of the fee ($12.50). The City of Los Angeles Department of Cultural Affairs gets the rest.
Once the artist receives his/her star he/she will be eligible to be inducted into the HWOF. To be eligible to list on the HWOF you will need to pay the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce all outstanding balance. The amount due depends upon how many years ago your first nomination was. If you were first nominated for a nomination in 1990, your owe $15,000. You'd owe $10,000 if you were previously nominated in 1990.
Contact the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce to get your name removed from the HWOF and to repay any outstanding debts. They will remove your name from this list.
How old does one have to get a star on the HWOF?
You must be at the least 18 year old to be nominated. To receive a Star, one must still be living at the time. After receiving a star, one may still be nominated again after ten years.
What happens if I die before my star gets put up?
Nominating you can be done by family members. If there are no living relatives, then the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce will place a memorial marker in front of the star.
Why don't people just use a different street instead of having stars all over the place?
The HWOF isn't meant to be an historical monument. It's meant to be a tribute to those who have contributed to film history.
What happened to the stars that got stolen? Around 1,200 stars were taken by the thieves. Each star weighs between 250-300 lbs, so if you add up all the weight, that comes out to about 4 tons worth of stars!