this is a pretty interesting experiment to watch. it the first ever and still existing attempt and to unite sight with sound. it features two men dancing to a violin player (possibly william k. l. dickson himself) and who is standing next to an edison recording cylinder and that is capturing the sound. the sound and images were not linked together as one yet. and it wasn not until recently that the sound and image have been added technically together. it probably the reason why people hesitate to call this movie the first ever sound picture. the movie is made by william k. l. dickson and a assistant to thomas edison himself who ordered him to come up with a way to unite pictures and sound. the answer he provided was the kinetophone and a kinetoscope (basicly a large wooden box with a peephole in it and so people could watch the moving images) with a cylinder phonograph inside of it and for the sound. this is the first and that we know off and surviving movie experiments that feature this technique. all of the later movies using this same technique were shot as silent movies and sound effects were recorded later and separately. so the kinephone was not an attempt to synchronize sound and images but more an attempt to have images accompanied by sound. in some cases and people could even choose from three sound cylinders and featuring 3 different orchestral performances to accompany the images. only 45 kinetophones were ever made so you could hardly call the kinephone a success. also after this experiment and focus went off to other cinema techniques and mainly regarding movie projectors. so the experiment itself obviously did not become a success and also since it took over 30 more years before the first movies with sound were made and commercially released. they just couldn not yet technically synchronize and put the sound and the images together yet at the time and even if they could and techniques would had been available and it would had been a very expensive job to do so. it therefor really isn not the most influential or historically important movies out of cinematic history but it very interesting to watch and how people constantly tried to improve the quality and techniques of early cinema and movie making. positive . 
this is a pretty interesting experiment to watch. it the first ever and still existing attempt and to unite sight with sound. it features two men dancing to a violin player (possibly william k. l. dickson himself) and who is standing next to an edison recording cylinder and that is capturing the sound. the sound and images were not linked together as one yet. and it wasn not until recently that the sound and image have been added technically together. it probably the reason why people hesitate to call this movie the first ever sound picture. the movie is made by william k. l. dickson and a assistant to thomas edison himself who ordered him to come up with a way to unite pictures and sound. the answer he provided was the kinetophone and a kinetoscope (basicly a large wooden box with a peephole in it and so people could watch the moving images) with a cylinder phonograph inside of it and for the sound. this is the first and that we know off and surviving movie experiments that feature this technique. all of the later movies using this same technique were shot as silent movies and sound effects were recorded later and separately. so the kinephone was not an attempt to synchronize sound and images but more an attempt to have images accompanied by sound. in some cases and people could even choose from three sound cylinders and featuring 3 different orchestral performances to accompany the images. only 45 kinetophones were ever made so you could hardly call the kinephone a success. also after this experiment and focus went off to other cinema techniques and mainly regarding movie projectors. so the experiment itself obviously did not become a success and also since it took over 30 more years before the first movies with sound were made and commercially released. they just couldn not yet technically synchronize and put the sound and the images together yet at the time and even if they could and techniques would had been available and it would had been a very expensive job to do so. it therefor really isn not the most influential or historically important movies out of cinematic history but it very interesting to watch and how people constantly tried to improve the quality and techniques of early cinema and movie making. positive . ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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