Which early Michael Curtiz films combined silent scenes with sound?

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After arriving in Hollywood in 1926 and completing a brief tenure directing silent films, Michael Curtiz directed the part-sound films Tenderloin and Noah’s Ark in 1928. These early works were among the transitional films that combined silent scenes with sound as the industry moved toward the sound era.1