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The 20 pages that link to Vitaphone, each with the reason it gives.

• Sound filmBroader topic: The Jazz Singer used this system to synchronize its recorded sound with projected images.

• Warner Bros.Broader topic: Warner Bros. used this technology to establish its early advantage in sound films.

• Playback singingRelated: Early synchronized sound systems made prerecorded musical performance practical in theaters.

• The Jazz SingerRelated: Warner Bros. used Vitaphone to synchronize the film’s songs and dialogue.

• Musical filmRelated: The system enabled early feature films to present synchronized songs and dialogue.

• Film musicRelated: Vitaphone was one early technology for synchronizing music and film.

• Singin' in the RainRelated: It represents the early sound technology behind the film’s talkie-era upheaval.

• Soundtrack albumRelated: Its synchronization system helped establish recorded music as part of film exhibition.

• Film soundtrackRelated: Its commercial use helped bring synchronized musical scores and songs to theaters.

• Multi-camera sitcomRelated: Its sound-on-disc production history helps place filmed television comedy in a longer technical lineage.

• Sound effectRelated: Early synchronized cinema created new demands for recorded effects matched to images.

• SoundtrackRelated: Vitaphone linked film playback to recorded music and speech.

• TalkiesCompared with: Its disc-based soundtrack contrasted with systems that recorded sound directly on film.

• Al JolsonRelated: Vitaphone enabled The Jazz Singer’s synchronized performance sequences.

• Alam AraRelated: The disc-based approach used for Alam Ara belonged to the same technological family as Vitaphone.

• Sound-on-filmBroader topic: Its discs exemplify the separate-medium approach that competed with optical sound-on-film.

• Jack L. WarnerBroader topic: Warner Bros. adopted this technology to bring synchronized sound to its films.

• Warner Bros. PicturesRelated: Warner Bros. used it to establish synchronized sound in feature films.

• Sam WarnerBroader topic: Sam backed this system as Warner Bros. pursued feature-length sound films.

• Era of SilenceRelated: Vitaphone offered one major technology for pairing recorded sound with silent-era images.