The Hollywood figure who died on the eve of the premiere of "The Jazz Singer" was Warner Bros. co-founder Harry M. Warner. His passing occurred on October 13, 1958, just a day before the film's release. "The Jazz Singer," released in 1927, is notable for being the first significant "talkie," marking a pivotal moment in cinematic history. Harry M. Warner's contributions to the film industry were significant, and his death coincided with a landmark event for Warner Bros.
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