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Hollywood Professional School was a private school in Hollywood, California. Initially established as a music conservatory by pianist Gladys T. Littell in 1921 under the name Hollywood Conservatory of Music and Arts, the school quickly expanded its offerings into theater and dance as well as music. In 1929 the Hollywood Professional School (HPS ...
Seeing Stars: the Schools of the Stars. formerly located at 5400 Hollywood Blvd. Hollywood, CA. We’ve talked about public high schools such as Hollywood High and Beverly Hills High, but the reality for many young stars was that the demands of their showbiz careers were so pressing, that it became impossible for them to attend a regular high school during traditional school hours.
Her office is listed as 5400-5406 Hollywood Boulevard, and the school's telephone number was HIllside 9922. Later ads list the school phone numbers as HOllywood 4-9923 and 4-9922. In 1952, Mrs. Mann is to be found in a huge ad endorsing Paper-Mate pens. "Teachers-Educators Approve Paper-Mate Pen!, the ad screams.
Hollywood Professional School. 256 likes · 1 talking about this. Hollywood Professional School was a private school in Hollywood, California, United States, for chi Hollywood Professional School
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Hollywood Professional School. 5400 Hollywood Boulevard. Los Angeles CA 90027. This was a Hollywood high school for kids in show business and was also known as the "Hollywood Conservatory of Music and Art."
The Hollywood Professional School, located at 5400 Hollywood Boulevard in Hollywood, was a private school for working children in the entertainment business which ran from 1935-1984. It offered classes only in the mornings so that students could work in the afternoons.
Hollywood Professional School (also known as Hollywood Conservatory of Music and Arts) was a private school in Hollywood, California, United States, for children working in show business, operating mornings only so that the children could work in the afternoon.
