The First Picture Ever Done in "Rhythmic Dialogue!"
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Al Jolson Madge Evans Frank Morgan Harry Langdon Chester Conklin Tyler Brooke Tammany Young Bert Roach Edgar Connor Dorothea Wolbert Louise Carver Ernie Adams Vince Barnett Ted Billings Heinie Conklin Gino Corrado John George Harold Goodwin Lorenz Hart Robert Homans Burr McIntosh William H. O'Brien Victor Potel Richard Rodgers Bodil Rosing Sidney Skolsky Billy West
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