It was called “My Four Years in Germany.” During the war, their debut work, based on the book by Ambassador James W.

The two brothers (Jack and Sam) were involved in the creative process and preparing the films, while Albert and Harry dealt with the distribution and funding. To do this, in 1918, they established their first studio in Hollywood, on Sunset Boulevard. The activity intensified during the First World War when Warner began filming their films.

The brothers founded a film rental company a year later, calling it Duquesne Amusement & Supply Company. It was 1903, in New Castle, Pennsylvania. Over time, they opened their cinema, which they called Cascade. At first, older children became interested in cinema: they bought a projector and began to show films in remote places in the mining regions of the United States. Gradually, the family adapted and received the English-language spelling of names and surnames. Their parents came to the North American continent from the town of Krasnosielc. The founders of America’s premier entertainment conglomerate have Polish roots.

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