During the 1920s,
A. Hossam Ramzy became an established recording artist in Cairo.
B. Egyptian film was strongly influenced by Hollywood cinema.
C. Samia Gamal appeared in both Egyptian films like Zannouba and international films like Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves.
D. the arts in Egypt became increasingly conservative and Western influences were virtually non-existent.
Answer: B
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