Silver Threads Among the Gold (1915 film)
Silver Threads Among the Gold is a 1915 American silent film starring countertenor Richard Jose. In the film, Jose performs the popular song Silver Threads Among the Gold. The six-reel film was produced by Pierce Kingsley and R. R. Roberts for the K & R film Company.[1]
The film was unusual for the time, as each exhibition hired a performer to sing live in the wings, in a reversal of lip-synch.[1]
This film was also the earliest known "talkie" film.
Cast[edit]
- Guy D'Ennery as Tom
- Dora Dean as Mary Chester
- Mrs. R.E. French as Martin's wife
- Richard J. Jose as Martin
- Dick Lee
- Jane Lee
- Katherine Lee (credited as Catherine Lee)
- Jim McCabe
- Jack Ridgeway as Judge Walcott (credited as Jack Ridgway)
References[edit]
- ^ a b Hoffmann, Frank; Cooper, B Lee; Gracyk, Tim (2012). Popular American Recording Pioneers: 1895-1925. Psychology Press, ISBN 9781560249931
External links[edit]
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