Noisy Noises Our Gang Short With The Original Synchronized Score (1929)
"Noisy Noises" (1929) With The Original Synchronized Score From Vitaphone Type Soundtrack Discs "Our Gang" Comedy Sound Short (a.k.a. "Hal Roach's Rascals" or "The Little Rascals") Courtesy Of Jonathan David Holmes The soundtrack currently circulating with this short was actually compiled from the soundtracks of other shorts to which new sound effects were added. This is the original score as heard by audiences in 1928 from the original Vitaphone discs.
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