Andrew J. Paris, the first businessman to mass produce bubblegum after World War II, became an international sensation and was dubbed "The Bubble Gum King of America" by Life Magazine in 1947. He befriended rising stars like Natalie Wood and Marilyn Monroe, made radio appearances, and his face appeared in newspapers worldwide. However, his business was soon scrutinized by the American government, leading to far-reaching consequences for his fame and fortune.
Andy Paris: Bubblegum King
Andrew J. Paris, a pioneering entrepreneur, transformed the confectionery industry by mass-producing bubblegum after World War II, earning him the nickname "The Bubble Gum King of America" in 1947.
