When I was six year old, an older (that is harder)man took his kids and me to the Columbia Theater in Baton Rouge to see a sound movie. I remember that it was "The Little Wildcat" and that it was funny. I wasn't overwhelmed by the sound but remember that I knew it was an event of importance. I do remember the pictures of a jolly man talking. Now that I'm almost 84 years old I consider this an important event; one that only a few readers can duplicate. I know that this isn't a picture review but I thought it ought to go down in history, for what reason I can't imagine. Now if someone can just find "The Riddle Rider" with William Desmond, I will feel fulfilled.
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