The Vitaphone Soundtrack Project seeks to preserve, digitize, restore and make freely available online the surviving soundtracks from the earliest years of talking pictures (1926–1931), especially from films that are otherwise lost.
By preserving Vitaphone discs and surviving soundtrack recordings, we work to reunite sound with surviving film elements whenever possible and make these restorations freely available for everyone to enjoy.
Please help out with our project by donating Vitaphone discs and other similar Vitaphone type feature film soundtracks (1926–1931). These discs are 16 inches in diameter and also 12 inches in diameter and are usually made of heavy shellac although later editions were often made of an early type of heavy plastic known as Victrolac. We also purchase Vitaphone discs and collections.
We can provide safe packing materials for fragile shellac Vitaphone discs. Donors will receive on screen restoration credit and digital copies of completed restoration.
Contact: vitaphonediscs@gmail.com
| Film | Status | Watch |
|---|---|---|
| The Desert Song (1929) - Restored With Colorized Two Color Technicolor Sequences | Completed | YouTube |
| The Iron Mask (1929) – Part-Talkie Sound Version | Completed | YouTube |
| The Cat Creeps (1930) - Restored With Extant Fragments And Vitaphone Soundtrack Discs | Completed | YouTube |
| The Wedding March (1928) – Synchronized Sound Version | Completed | YouTube |
| The Woman Disputed (1928) – Synchronized Sound Version | Completed | YouTube |
| The Wrecker (1929) – Part-Talkie Sound Version | Completed | YouTube |
| The Isle Of Lost Ships (1929) – Silent Version With Compiled Synchronized Track | Completed | YouTube |
| The Big Parade (1930) – Synchronized Sound Version | Completed | Internet Archive |
| Mother's Boy (1929) International Sound Version | Completed | YouTube |
All donations help preserve and digitize early sound films.
PayPal: https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=3FJS9LZZ8D4JQ
Email: vitaphonediscs@gmail.com