In 1989-1990 I worked at a school in Western Washington and met this gal who was a barber and she mentioned her maiden name was "Fleischer". I spelled it correctly which rather surprised her and asked tongue-in-cheek if she was related to Max Fleischer the cartoonist- it was his niece!!! Small world indeed.
they'll never last
maxrowley 10 months ago
That 10 minutes flew by. I was hooked. I had no idea they used light for sound. Almost like fibre optic. Great video.
martybhoy72 1 year ago
the end number is done by billy murray....i recognize that voice...don't know the other voice however....fun. thanks.
bill3murr 2 years ago
i didn't see the end coming! haha
vdag94 2 years ago
goofd film
Jonathantarazona19 2 years ago
Love the rather random bit at the end, and also very informative, thanks for uploading.
trailersic 3 years ago
this 1929 cartoon helps us lern a lot so thanks for uplooding Finding His VoIce .
1920slover 3 years ago 2
In 1989-1990 I worked at a school in Western Washington and met this gal who was a barber and she mentioned her maiden name was "Fleischer". I spelled it correctly which rather surprised her and asked tongue-in-cheek if she was related to Max Fleischer the cartoonist- it was his niece!!! Small world indeed.
Thank you for this great historical post!
NipkowDisk 3 years ago 8
Talkies are a fad!
toschie 4 years ago 8
lol
tombstoneblue 3 years ago 2
@toschie
"Sound is a passing fancy, it won't last", declared MGM executive Irving Thalberg to Sam Goldwyn in 1927 after they had watched "The Jazz Singer"...
theprophet20 7 months ago