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I have. Looks and sounds great. A sweet little film, that doesn’t seem to make great use of Sir Laurence, but introduces us to to wonderful, new young talent, 13 year-old Diane Lane, in her first role. Anne Coates once told me, while cutting Unfaithful, that she was a wonderfully talented...

That’s not a problem. This is a problem:

would look nice on your 35” Mitsubishi

Per Daredevil Droopy, audio elements are from the uncut version.

Because that’s what I’d like to hear. And I’ve not researched what survives. Hopefully nitrate is available.

Generally, combined audio from the nitrate era will come from a track print, combined fine grain, or print. From one (or more of those sources) 24 track tapes, full coat mags, or digital material will be produced as an archival source. If you’re referencing Daredevil, my playback showed the...

I'll make the point again, that the original elements on these films are gone.

I’ve checked both. Symphony sounds fine. Daredevil tends to be a bit bright on high frequency effects, as well as the ringmaster’s voice, but I have no reference to original material.

I’m unfortunately unable to double check tracks at the moment, but noted nothing untoward. If one was really desirous of doing so properly, best thing is to run an original print on a non-updated projection system, using ancient amps and speakers, set up to run the films as they were at the time...

presuming either of those films is ready to go

Between 1937 and 1955, Fred Quimby produced over 240 animated shorts, ie Cartoons. You'll see his name as producer on this set. The Tex Avery shorts included - 19 of them - are some of his finest work at the studio. But let's get numbers out of the way. He started his career working for...