Original sentence: in 1928, Warner Brothers set up the two-color Technicolor process to life to be Jack Warners' first All-Talking film and the first sound film is "Who Killed Sleeping Beauty" (1928) it stars, Joan Crawford as Aurora, May McAvoy as Mafelcient/Merry Weather, Richard Dix as The Prince, Bessie Love as Flora and Anita Page as Dora (who later teamed up with Charles King in 1929s' Broadway Melody),                                                       John Boles as The King/The Wrong and Evil King and a live-action   Jackie Cooper as the Judge and Narrator, it was also the first color TV program made by TV inventor, Philo T
Edited sentence: in 1928, Warner Brothers set up the two-color Technicolor process to life to be Jack Warners' first All-Talking film and the first sound film is "Who Killed Sleeping Beauty" (1928) it stars, Joan Crawford as Aurora, May McAvoy as Mafelcient/Merry Weather, Richard Dix as The Prince, Bessie Love as Flora and Anita Page as Dora (who later teamed up with Charles King in 1929's Broadway Melody),                                                       John Boles as The King/The Wrong and Evil King and a live-action   Jackie Cooper as the Judge and Narrator, it was also the first color TV program made by TV inventor, Philo T