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Joseph Carl Breil, first person to compose a soundtrack solely for use in a movie |
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Published in the US before 1923 (necessarily true, since Breil died in the early 1920s) |
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| current | 20:13, 23 September 2007 | 100×140 (3 KB) | Alekjds | ({{Information |Description=Joseph Carl Breil |Source=[http://www.cinekolossal.com/1/nascita/breil.jpg www.cinekolossal.com] |Date=Unknown |Author=Unknown |Permission=Published in the US before 1923 (necessarily true, since Breil died in the early 1920s) }) |
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