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Media pioneers

  1. Annette Kellerman, did one of the earliest nude scenes
  2. Arthur Berthelet’s film Men Who Have Made Love To Me (1918) was the first to break the fourth wall.
  3. Bob Sproull - laid the groundwork for PC operating systems, laser printers, and principles of interactive computer graphics
  4. Walt Disney, animation pioneer, first synchronized sound cartoon with “Steamboat Willie”, first full-length animated feature with *Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs *
68029

Media pioneers

  1. Annette Kellerman, did one of the earliest nude scenes
  2. Arthur Berthelet’s film Men Who Have Made Love To Me (1918) was the first to break the fourth wall.
  3. Bob Sproull - laid the groundwork for PC operating systems, laser printers, and principles of interactive computer graphics
  4. Walt Disney, animation pioneer, first synchronized sound cartoon with “Steamboat Willie”, first full-length animated feature with Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
  5. Thomas Edison - introduced to the world motion pictures, the phonograph, the jukebox…
68030

Media pioneers

  1. Annette Kellerman, did one of the earliest nude scenes
  2. Arthur Berthelet’s film Men Who Have Made Love To Me (1918) was the first to break the fourth wall.
  3. Bob Sproull - laid the groundwork for PC operating systems, laser printers, and principles of interactive computer graphics
  4. Walt Disney, animation pioneer, first synchronized sound cartoon with “Steamboat Willie”, first full-length animated feature with Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
  5. Thomas Edison - introduced to the world motion pictures, the phonograph, the jukebox…
  6. Thomas Ince - Developed the studio system

Before Ince, making a movie was an artistic endeavor. Ince turned it into a process that delivered movies on a regular ongoing schedule.

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Media pioneers

  1. Annette Kellerman, did one of the earliest nude scenes
  2. Arthur Berthelet’s film Men Who Have Made Love To Me (1918) was the first to break the fourth wall.
  3. Bob Sproull - laid the groundwork for PC operating systems, laser printers, and principles of interactive computer graphics
  4. Walt Disney, animation pioneer, first synchronized sound cartoon with “Steamboat Willie”, first full-length animated feature with Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
  5. Thomas Edison - introduced to the world motion pictures, the phonograph, the jukebox…
  6. Thomas Ince - Developed the studio system
  7. Felix the Cat - First TV Star. In 1928 RCA/NBC began testing their TV broadcasting equipment with a Felix statue. Once the Depression and WWII passed, a coin-operated receiver was set up in NYC to introduce TV to the public. And the people saw… Felix the Cat, slowly moving on a turntable.
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Media pioneers

  1. Annette Kellerman, did one of the earliest nude scenes
  2. Arthur Berthelet’s film Men Who Have Made Love To Me (1918) was the first to break the fourth wall.
  3. Bob Sproull - laid the groundwork for PC operating systems, laser printers, and principles of interactive computer graphics
  4. Walt Disney, animation pioneer, first synchronized sound cartoon with “Steamboat Willie”, first full-length animated feature with Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
  5. Thomas Edison - introduced to the world motion pictures, the phonograph, the jukebox…
  6. Thomas Ince - Developed the studio system
  7. Felix the Cat - First TV Star. In 1928 RCA/NBC began testing their TV broadcasting equipment with a Felix statue. Once the Depression and WWII passed, a coin-operated receiver was set up in NYC to introduce TV to the public. And the people saw… Felix the Cat, slowly moving on a turntable.
  8. Reginald Fessenden, first transmission of speech by radio (1900), and possibly first radio broadcast of entertainment and music in 1906 (unverified)
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Media pioneers

  1. Annette Kellerman, did one of the earliest nude scenes
  2. Arthur Berthelet’s film Men Who Have Made Love To Me (1918) was the first to break the fourth wall.
  3. Bob Sproull - laid the groundwork for PC operating systems, laser printers, and principles of interactive computer graphics
  4. Walt Disney, animation pioneer, first synchronized sound cartoon with “Steamboat Willie”, first full-length animated feature with Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
  5. Thomas Edison - introduced to the world motion pictures, the phonograph, the jukebox…
  6. Thomas Ince - Developed the studio system
  7. Felix the Cat - First TV Star. In 1928 RCA/NBC began testing their TV broadcasting equipment with a Felix statue. Once the Depression and WWII passed, a coin-operated receiver was set up in NYC to introduce TV to the public. And the people saw… Felix the Cat, slowly moving on a turntable.
  8. Reginald Fessenden, first transmission of speech by radio (1900), and possibly first radio broadcast of entertainment and music in 1906 (unverified)
  9. Claudio Arrau - first to release a CD (in 1982), a collection of Chopin waltzes
68034

Media pioneers

  1. Annette Kellerman, did one of the earliest nude scenes
  2. Arthur Berthelet’s film Men Who Have Made Love To Me (1918) was the first to break the fourth wall.
  3. Bob Sproull - laid the groundwork for PC operating systems, laser printers, and principles of interactive computer graphics
  4. Walt Disney, animation pioneer, first synchronized sound cartoon with “Steamboat Willie”, first full-length animated feature with Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
  5. Thomas Edison - introduced to the world motion pictures, the phonograph, the jukebox…
  6. Thomas Ince - Developed the studio system
  7. Felix the Cat - First TV Star. In 1928 RCA/NBC began testing their TV broadcasting equipment with a Felix statue. Once the Depression and WWII passed, a coin-operated receiver was set up in NYC to introduce TV to the public. And the people saw… Felix the Cat, slowly moving on a turntable.
  8. Reginald Fessenden, first transmission of speech by radio (1900), and possibly first radio broadcast of entertainment and music in 1906 (unverified)
  9. Claudio Arrau - first to release a CD (in 1982), a collection of Chopin waltzes
  10. Emil Jannings - winner of the first Academy Award for Best Actor, in 1929
68035

Media pioneers

  1. Annette Kellerman, did one of the earliest nude scenes
  2. Arthur Berthelet’s film Men Who Have Made Love To Me (1918) was the first to break the fourth wall.
  3. Bob Sproull - laid the groundwork for PC operating systems, laser printers, and principles of interactive computer graphics
  4. Walt Disney, animation pioneer, first synchronized sound cartoon with “Steamboat Willie”, first full-length animated feature with Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
  5. Thomas Edison - introduced to the world motion pictures, the phonograph, the jukebox…
  6. Thomas Ince - Developed the studio system
  7. Felix the Cat - First TV Star. In 1928 RCA/NBC began testing their TV broadcasting equipment with a Felix statue. Once the Depression and WWII passed, a coin-operated receiver was set up in NYC to introduce TV to the public. And the people saw… Felix the Cat, slowly moving on a turntable.
  8. Reginald Fessenden, first transmission of speech by radio (1900), and possibly first radio broadcast of entertainment and music in 1906 (unverified)
  9. Claudio Arrau - first to release a CD (in 1982), a collection of Chopin waltzes
  10. Emil Jannings - winner of the first Academy Award for Best Actor, in 1929
  11. Alexander Graham Bell - invented the telephone
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Media pioneers

  1. Annette Kellerman, did one of the earliest nude scenes
  2. Arthur Berthelet’s film Men Who Have Made Love To Me (1918) was the first to break the fourth wall.
  3. Bob Sproull - laid the groundwork for PC operating systems, laser printers, and principles of interactive computer graphics
  4. Walt Disney, animation pioneer, first synchronized sound cartoon with “Steamboat Willie”, first full-length animated feature with Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
  5. Thomas Edison - introduced to the world motion pictures, the phonograph, the jukebox…
  6. Thomas Ince - Developed the studio system
  7. Felix the Cat - First TV Star. In 1928 RCA/NBC began testing their TV broadcasting equipment with a Felix statue. Once the Depression and WWII passed, a coin-operated receiver was set up in NYC to introduce TV to the public. And the people saw… Felix the Cat, slowly moving on a turntable.
  8. Reginald Fessenden, first transmission of speech by radio (1900), and possibly first radio broadcast of entertainment and music in 1906 (unverified)
  9. Claudio Arrau - first to release a CD (in 1982), a collection of Chopin waltzes
  10. Emil Jannings - winner of the first Academy Award for Best Actor, in 1929
  11. Alexander Graham Bell - invented the telephone
  12. Eadweard Muybridge - Early pioneer of stop-motion photography and motion picture projection
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Media pioneers

  1. Annette Kellerman, did one of the earliest nude scenes

  2. Arthur Berthelet’s film Men Who Have Made Love To Me (1918) was the first to break the fourth wall.

  3. Bob Sproull - laid the groundwork for PC operating systems, laser printers, and principles of interactive computer graphics

  4. Walt Disney, animation pioneer, first synchronized sound cartoon with “Steamboat Willie”, first full-length animated feature with Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs

  5. Thomas Edison - introduced to the world motion pictures, the phonograph, the jukebox…

  6. Thomas Ince - Developed the studio system

  7. Felix the Cat - First TV Star. In 1928 RCA/NBC began testing their TV broadcasting equipment with a Felix statue. Once the Depression and WWII passed, a coin-operated receiver was set up in NYC to introduce TV to the public. And the people saw… Felix the Cat, slowly moving on a turntable.

  8. Reginald Fessenden, first transmission of speech by radio (1900), and possibly first radio broadcast of entertainment and music in 1906 (unverified)

  9. Claudio Arrau - first to release a CD (in 1982), a collection of Chopin waltzes

  10. Emil Jannings - winner of the first Academy Award for Best Actor, in 1929

  11. Alexander Graham Bell - invented the telephone

  12. Eadweard Muybridge - Early pioneer of stop-motion photography and motion picture projection

  13. Thomas Edison - his company invented the phonograph
    Active living comediennes

  14. Rita Rudner

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Active living comediennes

  1. Rita Rudner
  2. Tina Fey
68039

Edison’s already at 5.

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Cleaning up…

Media pioneers

  1. Annette Kellerman, did one of the earliest nude scenes
  2. Arthur Berthelet’s film Men Who Have Made Love To Me (1918) was the first to break the fourth wall.
  3. Bob Sproull - laid the groundwork for PC operating systems, laser printers, and principles of interactive computer graphics
  4. Walt Disney, animation pioneer, first synchronized sound cartoon with “Steamboat Willie”, first full-length animated feature with Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
  5. Thomas Edison - introduced to the world motion pictures, the phonograph, the jukebox…
  6. Thomas Ince - Developed the studio system
  7. Felix the Cat - First TV Star. In 1928 RCA/NBC began testing their TV broadcasting equipment with a Felix statue. Once the Depression and WWII passed, a coin-operated receiver was set up in NYC to introduce TV to the public. And the people saw… Felix the Cat, slowly moving on a turntable.
  8. Reginald Fessenden, first transmission of speech by radio (1900), and possibly first radio broadcast of entertainment and music in 1906 (unverified)
  9. Claudio Arrau - first to release a CD (in 1982), a collection of Chopin waltzes
  10. Emil Jannings - winner of the first Academy Award for Best Actor, in 1929
  11. Alexander Graham Bell - invented the telephone
  12. Eadweard Muybridge - Early pioneer of stop-motion photography and motion picture projection
  13. Tim Berners-Lee - invented the World Wide Web

and moving on…

Active living comediennes

  1. Rita Rudner
  2. Tina Fey
  3. Kathy Griffin
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Active living comediennes

  1. Rita Rudner
  2. Tina Fey
  3. Kathy Griffin
  4. Ali Wong
68042

Active living comediennes

  1. Rita Rudner
  2. Tina Fey
  3. Kathy Griffin
  4. Ali Wong
  5. Samantha Bee
68043

Active living comediennes

  1. Rita Rudner
  2. Tina Fey
  3. Kathy Griffin
  4. Ali Wong
  5. Samantha Bee
  6. Amy Schumer
68044

Active living comediennes

  1. Rita Rudner
  2. Tina Fey
  3. Kathy Griffin
  4. Ali Wong
  5. Samantha Bee
  6. Amy Schumer
  7. Carol Burnett

Just did a voice in Toy Story 4.

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Active living comediennes

  1. Rita Rudner
  2. Tina Fey
  3. Kathy Griffin
  4. Ali Wong
  5. Samantha Bee
  6. Amy Schumer
  7. Carol Burnett
  8. Sarah Silverman
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Active living comediennes

  1. Rita Rudner
  2. Tina Fey
  3. Kathy Griffin
  4. Ali Wong
  5. Samantha Bee
  6. Amy Schumer
  7. Carol Burnett
  8. Sarah Silverman
  9. Jeanne Robertson
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