During the 1920s:. 1. The arts in Egypt became increasingly conservative and Western influences were virtually non existent 2. Egyptian film was strongly influenced by Hollywood cinema 3. Hossam Ramzy became an established recording artist in Cairo 4. Samia Gamal appeared in both Egyptian films like Zannouba and international films like Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves



1. The arts in Egypt became increasingly conservative and Western influences we're virtually none existent.

Explanation:

Samia Gamal was born on 11th of February 1922 and she started her film career in the year 1942 which implies that she didn't appear in any film in the 1920s.

Hossam Ramzy was born on the 15th of December 1953 and this implies that he was not an established recording artist in the 1920s as he was in the year 1953.

The Egyptian film became the third world largest in the 1950s which implies that in the 1920s, the Egyptian film was not strongly influenced by the Hollywood cinema.

The Egyptian Revival, like the Gothic and Classical Revival styles, was popular in decorative arts throughout the nineteenth century unto the 1920s.