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World’s first full-length talkie is 81 today

Posted on July 7, 2009 by Alan | No Comments

Bet you thought it was ‘The Jazz Singer’ that had the first movie soundtrack!

Well, Al Jolson did sing a song, but the first full-length soundtrack was ‘The Lights of New York.’

Read more about it on the TG Daily website: World’s first full-length talkie is 81 today

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