Development of Vitaphone Shaped Talking Pictures
A concise history of Vitaphone from its two year old status to shaping the motion picture industry. Warner Bros. pioneered synchronized sound with Bull Telephone Laboratories Western Electric equipment, outlining the microphone setup, amplifiers, wax master records, synchronous motors, and projection alignment.
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Vitaphone
Jeirod Neticon
Warner Bros
Eusee
New York
Warner Theatre
Playhouse
Broadway
Will Hayes
Bull Telephone Laboratories
Western Electric Company
New York Philharmonic
Western Electric Public
Broadway Beauties in Hollywood for Vitaphone Show
The piece notes Vitaphone in 500 theaters and profiles First National Vitaphone studio chorus girls. It highlights 30 stars in Drag with Richard Barthelmess opening December 23, pay $40 rehearsing and $75 filming, year contracts, varied hours, social evenings, and lists names of 24 chorines with varied looks and backgrounds.
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Hollywood
Vitaphone
First National
Vitaphone Studio
Richard Barthelmess
Lantex Theatre
New York
Broadway
Montmarte
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