Talk:The Jay Bird

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What company produced the movie, The Jay Bird?[edit]

What company produced the movie, The Jay Bird? Did anyone else, besides me, hear a woman singing my song, "The Jay Bird," seemingly on the Subway radio and/or Subway radio station at the Subway at 23rd and F Streets in Bakersfield, California two days ago on December 22, 2010? Somebody might be hiding one of my assets. Can somebody send me at least one copy (any one or more of the instrumentations) of my sixth grade Fort Thomas Independent Schools Woodfill Elementary School song, "The Jay Bird," that the band director, Mr. Kaiser notated and stenciled onto blue-printed, white paper, which the sixth grade band used to play and sing the same above-described song in a concert for an audience of Woodfill Elementary School parents, teachers, and students at the Woodfill Elementary School cafeteria during our Woodfill Elementary School 1974-75 sixth-grade graduation awards ceremony? By the way, you can change the title of a song or other work of art before you publish it, for instance, in a case in which a song might have been written with a title the same as a movie, such as "The Jay Bird."Oliebeduunerculier 19:59, 24 December 2010 (UTC)

As for your first question, I can answer. It was the Universal Film Manufacturing Company. בוב • تآثر 15:26, 3 December 2011 (UTC)[reply]