Which best defines a “talkie” during the 1920s? a film with sound a radio broadcast of a speech a singer who performed at concerts a musical with lyrics?

The correct answer is "A film with sound".

Starting on the mid 1920s sound started being added to motion pictures with synchronized dialog, these came to be known as "talkies". Before then, all we had were silent filmes.

Talkies started being produced as short movies at first. Then, the use of this technique developed to feature-length filmes only presenting recorded sound effects and music. The first feature-length production using recorded dialog was released in 1927's by the name of The Jazz Singer, which became a massive success.

A few years later, talkies had become the global standard and a complete phenomenon. This propelled Hollywood as the strongest cultural and commercial influence force for many eras to come.

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The correct answer is A) a film with a sound.

The option that best defines a “talkie” during the 1920s is a film with a sound.

During the 1920s, the film industry started to develop new devices until is created the first films with sound. They were called “talking pictures” or just “talkies” because they synchronized the action on the screen with the sound. It was a totally new and innovative thing for that time. This was a great step for the film industry. From mute films to sound films. It was the beginning of cinema as we know today. So the option that best defines a “talkie” during the 1920s is a film with a sound.

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