WAMPAS Baby Star

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WAMPAS Baby Star was a promotional campaign and honorary title in early Hollywood that highlighted promising young actresses as rising stars.

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WAMPAS Baby Star canonical 2
WAMPAS Baby Stars 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Hollywood tradition
honorary title
promotional campaign
associatedWith early sound films
silent film era
country United States of America
surface form: United States
describedBySource film history literature
dissolvedOrAbolished 1934
endTime 1934
field cinema
entertainment
motion pictures
genre publicity campaign
inception 1922
industry film industry
language English
location Hollywood NERFINISHED
Los Angeles
mainSubject rising film stars
young actresses
mediaType photographic campaigns
print publicity
public events
notableHonoree Clara Bow NERFINISHED
Dolores del Río NERFINISHED
Eleanor Boardman NERFINISHED
Fay Wray NERFINISHED
Ginger Rogers NERFINISHED
Janet Gaynor NERFINISHED
Jean Arthur NERFINISHED
Joan Crawford NERFINISHED
Loretta Young NERFINISHED
Mary Astor NERFINISHED
organizer Western Association of Motion Picture Advertisers NERFINISHED
organizerAbbreviation WAMPAS NERFINISHED
partOf Hollywood studio publicity system
purpose generate publicity for the film industry
promote promising young actresses
publicize emerging talent in Hollywood
selectionCriteria perceived promise as future star
publicity potential
selectionFrequency annual
selectionMethod chosen by motion picture advertisers
significance helped launch careers of several major film stars
startTime 1922
status defunct
temporalCoverage 1920s
1930s
typicalNumberOfHonoreesPerYear 13

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Lila Lee awardReceived WAMPAS Baby Star
Eleanor Boardman awardReceived WAMPAS Baby Star
Eleanor Boardman memberOf WAMPAS Baby Star
this entity surface form: WAMPAS Baby Stars