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Identifier: bellvol25telephonemag00amerrich (find matches)
Title: Bell telephone magazine
Year: 1922 (1920s)
Authors: American Telephone and Telegraph Company American Telephone and Telegraph Company. Information Dept
Subjects: Telephone
Publisher: (New York, American Telephone and Telegraph Co., etc.)
Contributing Library: Prelinger Library
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sary equipment. Meanwhile, Wente anci A. L.Thuras, who had been working on anew type of loud-speaker, were able to complete its development in time for the Don Juan premiere. The new speaker had a practically uniform response from two octaves below middle C of the piano to about one-half octave above the highest note. It was from 50 to 100 times as efficient as the loud-speakers previously available. This contribution by Bell System engineers, one of whom had worked almost 12 years on the basic elements comprising sound pictures, helped in-sure the success of that great first night whose anniversary is now being observed: that first night whose history has been recounted here. Climax and Beginning Don JUAN was the climax of the Bell Systems part in the development of sound motion pictures; but it was only the beginning of the art and the industry which have grown from it and in which Bell Laboratories and Western Electric have continued to play an important part. Much has happened since: the op-
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Western Electric equipment was installed in the old Manhattan Opera House to record the sound for the Vitaphone premiere — notably the scoring of Don Juan. This photograph shows a lull between takes of an operatic short in which Anna Case sang and the Cansinos danced lOO Bell Telephone Magazine ^ JohnBarrymorei Don Juan y.»»y«/ W««R mATRE. Bway,, 52-.St r a 6«yanmHart.ne«i-AnnaCas«EfremXimbalist-fUroMBauef Melfopolitan Opera, Co. Ctiorus ;IY,MturmomcO«iiestraoflO/«e»

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