Charles F. Pidgin came up with a great idea – a coiled paper tube with words printed on it. When actors in a silent movie needed to deliver a line of dialog, they simply blew on the tube to inflate it and show the words. Too bad all movies aren't made this way.
The Non-Talking Talkie–Soundless Talking Pictures (1917) and the Beauty of Timelessly Bad Ideas
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