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SYDNEY APPLAUDS RCA

HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL TEST In view of the opening at the Majtic Theatre today of an R.C.A. Pho- * phone installation, the following refe ence to the success of similar equ-. ment in Sydney should be of intere? Sydney film men had an introduce to new talkie technique recently the RCA Pliotophone gave its r demonstration at the Theatre Roya “What they heard bore out all » had read about the cone system <■ sound transmission. It was the satisfying first performance we t* listened to.” said “Everyone's.’’ a r minent Australian film magazine, that provided new tonal qualities, m**a woman speak like a woman is something talkies don’t often acn - and reduced to an absolute the extraneous noises coming. sake of avoiding technicalities, uthe general head of static. - “To an audience of about 800., - Cathro, in charge of the compajj-, Australasian activities, explainec •_ the programme had not been eei * for its entertainment value, but * demonstrating range it gave . stallation. For the rest, he »ci • instrument to speak for itself spoke! + . jj| “Showmen who had gone t“ wef! a ‘Show me!’ frame of shown. A heavy orchestral n taxed its reproduction powers thundering passages and sudden i uendos; yet all came througn clarity that permitted us to aISU every instrument sans blurs,

bloops, sans explosions. “That got us really striking sound contrast ca . Scliipa in three tenor solos, aga* . .. uncanny clarity. An a^ d >f , f o u'familiar with Kings of & new dramatic strength in it pr reel, the earthquake scene, ,j orT -: sented in synchronised form. y by the Fox Movietone feature . That Curtain.’ That. too. ga'« •. cellent demonstration of tne British voice is likely * talkies. With two exceptions-- ~r ; Baxter and Lois Moran, wmo •,;! been identified with motion P America —the cast was new lish. „ ft ' “A Vitaphone comedy’ ana ... lot of genuine plaudits clos n monstration. Using K-C k film and sound-on-disc syst f c sr.: : ' Photophone made an appeal tors.”

Sonya Levien, author for the screen version of *** mX *:- Curtain,” Earl Derr Bigger romance will prepare the scrip _ tur e Roger’s first all -dialogue P T : - Fox Films, “They Had to -ee

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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 779, 27 September 1929, Page 16

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SYDNEY APPLAUDS RCA Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 779, 27 September 1929, Page 16

SYDNEY APPLAUDS RCA Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 779, 27 September 1929, Page 16

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