Please excuse the cross-posting.

Here's a request I thought the collective minds of ARSC and AMIA might shed some light on - Though he committed suicide in 1925, making radio audio doubtful, did Max Linder, the French comic of stage and screen, ever make any recordings?  Original query is below.

Chuck Howell, CA
Collection Leader
Special Collections in Mass Media & Culture
Hornbake Library, U of MD
College Park, MD  20742

301-314-0401
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Somebody sent you an email using the contact form on your website. This is what he entered:

Company:	Zanzibar Producciones Audiovisuales
Name:	Elio Quiroga Rodriguez
City:	Las Palmas de Gran Canaria
State:	Islas Canarias
Country:	Espa単a
Phone:	+34 609535442
Email:	[log in to unmask]
Message:	Hello,

I write you from Spain. We are working on an independent documentary about French silent film star Max Linder, who lived in USA in 1917-1928 and 1921-1922. We are looking for any recording of Max voice; he was a big star i his time and maybe some radio recording may survive. Our research has been unsuccessful for now. We have found your website address through Nitrateville; may you help us? Do you have any reference about any Max's voice recording? 

Best regards,

Elio Quiroga.
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