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THE GOLDEN AGE OF HOLLYWOOD Hollywood's Golden Age, a period that spanned from the 1920s to the  1960s, remains a defining era in the history of cinema. From the silent  film era to the advent of talkies and the influence of the Hayes Code, this  epoch was characterized by innovation, creativity, and the rise of beloved  film stars. Join Monmouth University Specialist Professor of Public  History, Melissa Ziobro, as she delves into this fascinating period, drawing  on her lifelong love of classic films and extensive experience teaching  "History and Hollywood.” This multi-media presentation promises to be a  captivating journey through Hollywood's Golden Age, as we celebrate the  timeless classics and the pioneers who shaped the industry. Whether  you're a seasoned film buff or a casual moviegoer, Professor Ziobro's insights will enlighten and entertain.  Spouses and significant others are welcome. Wednesday, November 12 at 1PM Cost: $10 Charitable Contribution: $5 Location: Ballroom Facilitator: Sandra Tilis ▪ 732-792-3336