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filmed and
recorded their respective sound segments at
Orlando Kellum's
Photokinema office at 203 West 40th Street. The
premiere of the
sound version of...
- 1910–1917 (industrial)
Vitaphone introduced by
Warner Bros. in 1926
Photokinema, short-lived system,
invented by
Orlando Kellum in 1921 (used by D. W...
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modified film projector,
allowing for synchronization. In 1921, the
Photokinema sound-on-disc
system developed by
Orlando Kellum was emplo**** to add...
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about the film,
using Photokinema, an
early sound-on-disc
process developed by
Orlando Kellum. Some
films made in the
Photokinema process,
including Griffith's...
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Street in
which experimental synchronised sound was used,
using the
Photokinema sound-on-disc system. In 1924,
Power was in the cast of the sumptuous...
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several rival sound-on-disc and sound-on-film
sound formats, such as
Photokinema (1921),
Phonofilm (1923),
Vitaphone (1926), Fox
Movietone (1927) and...
- the
Juvenile Court (1921), the
latter film made in the
experimental Photokinema sound-on-disc process. "Benjamin Barr Lindsey",
episode 24 of the historical...
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single singing sequence and
crowd noises,
using the sound-on-disc
system Photokinema. The film was
preceded by a
program of
sound shorts,
including a sequence...
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formats List of
early sound feature films (1926–1929)
Movietone Phonofilm Photokinema RCA
Photophone Sound film Sound-on-film
Vitagraph Studios Vitaphone Varieties...
- The End of the Road (1936). He also
appeared in a test film for the
Photokinema sound-on-disc
process in 1921. This film is part of the UCLA Film and...
