Throwback to 1936

In 1936, the entertainment scene was really poppin’! The film industry was all the rage with the release of classics like “Modern Times” and “Mr. Deeds Goes to Town”. Meanwhile, music was also hitting its peak with the debut of legendary singer Billie Holiday and her timeless tunes. As for TV shows, they were just starting to make waves with the introduction of the first regular high-definition television service in Great Britain. Overall, 1936 was a groovy time for entertainment, with iconic movies, revolutionary music, and the dawn of television.

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Interesting stats

Average cost of a new house

$ 7,145

Average cost of a new car

$ 640

Average annual income

$ 1,970

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Notable invention

Revolutionizing TV: The Birth of High-Definition Broadcasting in 1936

In 1936, the British Broadcasting Corporation made history by launching the world’s first regular daily high-definition television broadcast service. This groundbreaking invention revolutionized how people experienced and interacted with the world around them, bringing them closer to events, news, and entertainment happening both locally and globally. The service, which originated from Alexandra Palace in London, set a new standard for television quality and paved the way for the future of broadcasting. This invention marked a significant milestone in the history of technology and media, shaping the way we consume information and entertainment to this day.

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