Gw mau tau Maya dari The Dickson Experimental Sound Film

Dickson Sound Film  short, scholarly discussion; part of the UNLV Short Film Archive

"The Three Fathers of Cinema & The Edison/Dickson Experiment" interview with restoration editor Walter Murch by William Kallay, September 27, 2004; part of the 'from Script to DVD' website

The Dickson Experimental Sound Film DesigningSound.org web article published May 7, 2014 about the 2002 restoration of the sound film, with photographs of the brown wax cylinder soundtrack artifact; written by Cormac Donnelly with contributions from Ken Weissman, supervisor of the film preservation lab at the Library of Congress, Jerry Fabris, museum curator at the Thomas Edison National Historical Park and Paul Spehr, author and film historian

The Dickson Experimental Sound Film brief discussion by Walter Murch, with variously formatted clips of the film (note the credits table gives the title of Planquette's opera incorrectly as Les Cloches de Normandie and misdates it 1878); part of the FilmSound.org website

The Dickson Experimental Sound Film anonymously written discussion of film's recovery, with downloadable versions of the film; part of the Internet Archive

The Dickson Experimental Sound Film soundless version on the Library of Congress's YouTube channel

The Dickson Experimental Sound Film restored sound version on the YouTube

The Dickson Experimental Sound Film (1894) movie credits and additional details; part of the Internet Movie Database

"The Pre-History of Sound Cinema, Part 1: Thomas Edison and W.K.L. Dickson" extensive discussion by Spencer Sundell, April 10, 2006; part of the Mugu Brainpan weblogDickson Experimental Sound Film'' essay by Daniel Eagan in America's Film Legacy: The Authoritative Guide to the Landmark Movies in the National Film Registry, A&C Black, 2010 , pages 3–4