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Promotional short for the 1938 release Gold Diggers in Paris

This Melody Masters Bands musical short (production number 2605) is a mixture of cuts from earlier shorts featuring various bands, including footage...

A early sound short where Giuseppe De Luca sings 'Largo al factotum'.

In this early demonstration of the Vitaphone sound system, conductor Herman S. Heller conducts the Vitaphone Symphony Orchestra in the title work. It...

This entry in the "See America First" series focuses on the ten years prior to the US Civil War. We see monuments and buildings associated with...

A trained rabbit is plopped into several set-ups with other animals and the results are filmed, meanwhile a narrator cracks wise.

At the police station, four Hollywood cops sing "Skinna-Ma Rink-A-Dink," "Mother Goose Medley," "Cluckin'" and "Waddle."

The film introduces and discusses the technical aspects of making talking pictures. It is the first film using the Vitaphone sound film system...

Mel Klee performs his black-face vaudeville act in 'The Prince of Wails'.

This short was the fourth of four that Earl Burtnett would make at Vitaphone in 1928. As with the previous ones, this here features three songs by...

The film consists of Bert Swor in black-face pretending to be a black preacher.

Vitaphone must have really enjoyed Earl Burtnett because they made four shorts together in 1928 and this here was the first. Burtnett introduces the...

Bernardo De Pace, known as "The Wizard of the Mandolin," plays several tunes, including "Morning, Noon and Night in Vienna" and "That's Why I Love...

A retrospective of popular music from the 1890s and the turn of the century, with words for the audience to join in.

A compilation film showing a capsule history of America's involvement in WWI.

Browns football is not merely a pastime, or mere entertainment. It is a civic religion that is passed down through the generations. To be a Browns...

The Norman Thomas Quintet performs "Sleep Baby Sleep," "Listen to the Mockingbird," and "Melody in F," with quite a flair for comedy mixed in.