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Fearless Fosdick - NBC - June 15, 1952 - September 14, 1952
Children / Puppet (13 Episodes)
Running Time: 30 minutes
Marionettes by Mary Chase
Pupeteers:
Frank Sullivan
Silvia Meredith
Donald Sommers
Voices:
John Griggs as Fearless Fosdick
Gilbert Mack as various other characters
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The translation of Song at Midnight (1985) has been delayed, but I will be working on the subtitle sync again shortly. In the meantime, here is another example of the same technology, OpenAI's Whisper being used to transcribe John Griggs' voiceover of the Man With the Lantern sequence. The subtitles automatically enable now whenever you view the Chaney film with the Lee Erwin score on my channel. Manual adjustments were made where needed.
For those unaware, John Griggs was a stage and radio actor who recorded a voiceover for the famous? infamous? Man with a Lantern scene. It was not recorded for the film for its re-release, but copies with it had been traded among collectors in the years following. I think it sounds remarkably authentic myself. This is how all future videos uploaded to the channel will be, in order to make them fully accessible. Older uploads will get this treatment as well but it may take some time.
This right here is really cool - It’s the mysterious Man With the Lantern scene from the Lon Chaney Phantom of the Opera with the Lee Erwin score -- it features John Griggs voicing him. I’ve also uploaded the full Lee Erwin score: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uHSuiXuh9N4
But I wanted to highlight this specifically as it’s pretty well done and the best way to watch this scene imo. Normally this score is only in standard definition via the Reelclassicdvd set but iguanaclerk synced it to a HD print, more info on that here: https://originaltrilogy.com/topic/The-Phantom-of-the-Opera-1929-Rare-Scores-Collection/id/66442/
