What was the first talkie motion picture?

Answer 1

"The Jazz Singer", released in 1927, was the first feature-length movie to present audible dialog to audiences. It used a disk recording that was (more or less) synchronized with the film, but was not actually recorded on the film.

The Jazz Singer was a transitional effort to provide pre-recorded sound with a movie. Dialog was still shown on title cards, but Jolson's musical numbers were presented in sound. The first movie to have a complete dialog sound track was "Lights of New York", released in 1928.

Answer 2

History was made in New York on October 6th, 1927 when the very first spoken voice in a feature film was heard. The voice belonged to Al Jolson and the ground breaking movie - The Jazz Singer. The reaction by the theatre audience was immediate - they rose to their feet, applauding ecstatically. The moment came in the middle of the film when, during a nightclub scene, Jolson suddenly spoke. The first words ever spoken in a movie were, "Wait a minute, wait a minute. You ain't heard nothin' yet!" The words were truly prophetic in light of the massive advances taken in the realms of movie sound since that time.

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October 1927, The Jazz Singer

Answer 3

The movie the Jazz Singer starring Al Jolson came out in October 1927. It was the first movie with a talkie although only about 5 minutes of the movie had sound.

Answer 4

"The Jazz Singer" was made in 1927 and was the first to use speech and dialogue.

Answer 5

Since people could shout

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Answer 6

Al Jolson in the "Jazz Singer".

Answer 7

the jazz singer

Answer 8

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