Historical Events tagged with "chester m. franklin"
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Arts & Culture
First General Release Film with Two-Tone Technicolor
November 26th, 1922 102 years ago
The Toll of the Sea premiered as the first widely released film using two-tone Technicolor technology. Directed by Chester M. Franklin and producing both excitement and curiosity, the film starred Anna May Wong in a lead role. This landmark release showcased vibrant colors, a notable departure from the monochrome films of the era, allowing audiences to experience a more visually dynamic storytelling. The film's premiere marked a significant moment in cinematic history and laid groundwork for future color films.
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