| Also notable is Charlie Chaplin's elegiac 1952 talkie, Limelight, about the last days of an old vaudevillian. |
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| As soon as we said we wanted to go up, she got onto her walkie talkie and sorted out someone to take us to the very smart, rather space-age lift. |
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| You get equipped with a decoder ring, walkie talkie watch, secret handshake and some tinfoil to wear on your head. |
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| Back in England, Hitchcock made the transition from silents to sound with blackmail, Britain's first talkie. |
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| Back at police headquarters, Chief of Police Michael Floore Sr. ran out of the detective bureau, Barking into a walkie talkie. |
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| Despite the popularity of the silent version, history best remembers the landmark talkie version of Blackmail. |
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| Once the first talkie features appeared, the conversion to full sound production happened as rapidly in India as it did in the United States. |
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| A completed silent version of Blackmail was released in 1929 shortly after the talkie version hit theaters. |
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| Pressing this button sends a tone over the talkie out on the speaker system. |
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| The license-free walkie talkie provides the perfect solution as it provides peer-peer multi-user connection and will function even in the remotest of areas. |
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| The band simply stood stock still in subdued lighting, and knocked out note-perfect reproductions of their most recent new album, Talkie Walkie. |
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| The Walkie Talkie, one of the big new buildings in the City, is wider at the top than at its foundations. |
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| The Walkie Talkie caused nearly PS1000 of damage to a Jaguar car and people have complained that it has burned their bald heads. |
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| It appears the positioning of the office block nicknamed the Walkie Talkie and its flat windows somehow created a curve and a powerful beam of light. |
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| Talkie, which reproduces the human voice, music and all sounds. |
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| The project in London's Fenchurch Street, dubbed the Walkie Talkie, has been on hold since 2009 because of the economic downturn. |
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