Sound Films of Alice Guy Blaché
SOUND FILMS DIRECTED BY ALICE GUY Compiled by Victor Bachy 1, updated by Alison McMahan In 1905, 1906 and early 1907 Guy directed synchronized sound films, called phonoscènes , for the Gaumont Chronophone. Gaumont listed them separately, with a separate numbering system, so they are listed in the same way here. This list is put together from two sources: Bachy’s list is based on the July 1906 catalogue, the first chronophone catalogue, which included disc sizes given in mm. McMahan only had access to the July 1908 catalogue. 2 When a film descriptor, such as length in meters, differed between the two, the 1908 catalogue was adhered to. If a film appears in one source but not the other (for example, Bachy does not list films numbered 175 to 199 or 303 to 339) it is included. Because Bachy used a catalogue that ends eights months before Alice Guy left Gaumont, McMahan has extended the list to include all the phonoscènes up to Viens , which Bachy attributes to Alice Guy. 2 Ave Maria, de Gounod. 47m. Diamètre du disque: 300mm. 4 Le Couteau, de Théodore Botrel, chanté par M. Ribière, 63m. Diamètre du disque: 300mm 5 Celle que jáime, par M. Morton. 63m. Diamètre du disque: 300mm. 6 Un monsieur qui sait ce qu’il fait, par M. Morton. 55m, Diamètre du disque: 300mm. 7 Cake-Walk du Nouveau-Cirque, de G. Wittman, Danse Nègre. 60m. Diamètre du disque: 300mm. 8 Joyeux Cake-Walk, de G. Wittman. Dansé par deux Américains. 40m. Diamètre du disque: 300mm. 9 Aubade au concierge, scène comique, jouée par des musicians ambulants.
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