Voices Over the Ocean: 1920s Wired Wonders

Tune into "Voices Across The Sea," a pioneering 1920s sound film crackling with the marvel of transatlantic talk, likely spotlighting the first telephone or radio calls bridging continents. In black-and-white, this sparse reel—perhaps filmed from San Francisco’s bustling exchanges—captures voices leaping oceans, wires humming with static as operators connect distant souls. Skeletal yet evocative, it might showcase AT&T’s 1927 triumph or a radio broadcast’s ghostly tones, a fleeting chorus of innovation. A crisp relic for history buffs, tech enthusiasts, and early sound film fans, it whispers across time with the thrill of a world shrinking fast.