[78-L] film clip of acoustical recording

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http://blogs.telegraph.co.uk/culture/stephenhough/100061612/his-masters-voice-horn-wax-and-needle/

I don't know what movie this is, someone please tell me, but it is one 
hilarious depiction of the acoustic recording process. I remember seeing 
it on late night TV when I was a child. I remember the part about the 
dog specifically.

The dog jumps up on the table and someone remarks "His Master's Voice"

"Just a few minnits in the acid and you can hear the record".

Melchior, that part is real.

And those phoney mustaches! Hey, is that Toscanini in the middle foto?

Why are classical musicians always depicted like this in earlier films?

Thanks to Stephen Hough, a real classical musician and one of the finest 
pianists alive today, for posting this.
-- 
Joe Salerno