Machine Made Voices! (1939)
Titles read: "MACHINE MADE VOICES!" Hollywood, California, United States of America. In a Hollywood CBS recording studio we see American film star actress Lucille Ball telling us she has just travelled cross-country by train. She holds two small amplifiers against her throat and mouths some words. The amplifiers transform the sound of a steam train coming from a record into 'steam train words' picked up by Lucille's larynx. I cannot make out all of them - the last are "Hello everybody". Three technician men sit at a table wearing headphones and making notes. Lucille does another demonstration - this one seems to be 'cow words' - very difficult to decipher. I guess it was still in the early stages! FILM ID:1196.1 FOR LICENSING ENQUIRIES VISIT http://www.britishpathe.com/

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