"The Leatherneck" (1929) Reel Five - Restored Sound from Vitaphone Disc

"The Leatherneck" (1929) Reel Five - Restored Sound from Vitaphone Disc
Theme Song: "Only For You"
Composed by Josiah Zuro, Francis Gromon and Charles Weinberg.
We currently have the sound discs for reels two and five for this part-talkie. Reel two will be uploaded soon.
Apparently one the silent version of this film has survive. The talking sequences occurred only in the court-martial sequences which had to be cut down in the silent version in order to insert title cards. The synchronized portions of the film appear to be intact in the silent version.
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[@michaelmcgee8543]

thanks

[@michaelmcgee8543]

So Rko was doing synchronized sound silents before talkies.

[@marcoantoniogodoy9526]

Early transition Silent (Mute) films becoming a partial sound films

[@michaelmcgee8543]

I made a mistake it is a leather kneck and bad prints completely exist.

[@michaelmcgee8543]

so the original, talking sequence is gone and it is synced with the silent card version.

[@EdyJabar]

Mantap

[@marcoantoniogodoy9526]

Early transition Silent (Mute) films becoming a partial sound films

[@michaelmcgee8543]

I got this confused with a 1930 also military film that t stated William Boyd, they had a color sequence that had been lost

[@michaelmcgee8543]

I'm confused about leather necking there is no hop-along Cassidy in the original flick.

[@michaelmcgee8543]

oh, it is a silent feature in which the synchronized sound track is lost oh. Worst print are poor.

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Early transition Silent (Mute) films becoming a partial sound films