The Fatty Arbuckle case (1962)

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subsequent revelation that he had deserted his wife some years before. Some of the adverse publicity was even more mimical to Hollywood. Herbert Bremmer, one of Hollywood's most important managers, said, "Hollywood as such should be a disbanded community. It is a moral sewer. Motion pictures should be made in various sections of the world and not in one community. It inspires emotional immorality to have all these people together." 122