Which of the following are the most important reasons people in the 1920s were so interested in seeing lifelike stories in audiovisual format? Select all that apply. They expected music with their entertainment. They expected music with their entertainment. The combination of sound and video was riveting to them. The combination of sound and video was riveting to them. They knew that the equipment was invented by Edison. They knew that the equipment was invented by Edison. They got to see unfamiliar or important events from all over the world.