The first all-talking movie was not The Jazz Singer (1927), which only featured sound in parts, but The Lights of New York (1928), a Warner Brothers gangster movie.
The New York Times called it “seven reels of speech.”
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By Pamela Landy
The first all-talking movie was not The Jazz Singer (1927), which only featured sound in parts, but The Lights of New York (1928), a Warner Brothers gangster movie.
The New York Times called it “seven reels of speech.”
Pamela Landy loves to answer questions.