Stories in Song (1928)
In transferring from vaudeville to the Vitaphone the voice that made the waltz ballad "Alice Blue Gown" famous, Adele Rowland achieves a distinct triumph. Her rich contralto registers most effectively, due to the fact that sound films are gradually being perfect to allow the human voice complete natural[..] Also, she is one of the few Vitaphone performers who can be seen and heard with equal pleasure. She sings two charming croons and a jazz epic in her first sketch for Warner.
Photoplay October 1928
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Photoplay , October 1928
Photoplay , October 1928