
Released to mark the 20th anniversary of Warner Brothers’ first Vitaphone exhibition on August 6, 1926, the short honors pioneers Thomas A. Edison, Alexander Graham Bell and Lee De Forest for their role in sound cinema. It features excerpts from the 1926 showcase and clips from Warner Brothers films—four from the 1920s and the rest from 1946‑47.
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Jack Carson

John Garfield

John Litel

Kent Smith

Edward G. Robinson

Ida Lupino

Alexis Smith

James Cagney
Tommy Powers (archive footage)

Mary Astor
Adriana (archive footage)

Paul Henreid

Al Jolson

Martha Vickers

John Barrymore
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Ann Sheridan

Dennis Morgan

Franklin D. Roosevelt

Thomas A. Edison

William H. Hays

Jack L. Warner

Mischa Elman

Giovanni Martinelli

Truman Bradley

Davey Lee

Anna Case

Roy Smeck

Marion Talley

Efrem Zimbalist Sr.
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Harold Bauer
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