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[Clifford Bolling]

I believe this is it!  Haven't listened to the soundtrack all the way through yet, but it is a Tiffany-Stahl production.  

Regarding the rest of the soundtrack, I think this could easily be the complete soundtrack since the film is only 68
minutes long, seems it should fit on 8 - 16 inch sides, averaging less than 10 minutes per side at 33 rpm.

Very cool!

Thanks!  

Cliff

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I don't believe this is OT at all.  Try this 1929 film of the same name...
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0020215/?ref_=fn_tt_tt_30
They only seem to list one song from the film, PALS FOREVER, which should help you confirm.  But it does mention a 
Tiffany-Stahl Production, which might be a clue.  The search is on to find the rest of the soundtrack.
RayK

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>---- Clifford Bolling wrote: 
>Hopefully, someone here can help me with this.  I was looking through a bunch of 16" transcriptions and found a movie 
>soundtrack on the Tiffany Tone label pressed by the Victor Talking Machine Co for the movie NEW ORLEANS on 4 discs, 
>#1 - reels 1 & 3, #2 - reels 2 & 4, #3 - reels 5 & 7, #4 - reels 6 & 8.  A quick search of the 'net revealed a 1947 movie with 
>that name featuring Billie Holiday, Louis Armstrong, and Woody Herman, but this ain't it.  Also, by that time, the soundtrack 
>was on the film and the Victor Talking Machine Co no longer existed as such.  Had to be 1927 to 1929, right? 
>
>If that is so, where would I look for the earlier version of this movie that would match this soundtrack?  Wikipedia doesn't
>list a movie of this name at all in the 1920's or 1930's.