First movie with a "character on a cracking glass floor"-suspense scene

The other day, I re-watched "The Lost World: Jurassic Park" (1997) and I was amazed by the suspense scene in which Julianne Moore's character finds herself on a glass panel that starts cracking:

I'm sure that I saw similar scenes in later movies (that now I don't recall), and I wonder if Spielberg is the first to come up with this concept.

Question: What is the first movie featuring a suspense scene in which a character finds herself/himself on a glass surface that starts cracking a little at a time, putting her/him at risk of a dangerous fall?

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What is the first movie to Split and Glass?

FutureFilmU.S. release dateScreenwriter(s)UnbreakableNovember 22, 2000M. Night ShyamalanSplitJanuary 20, 2017GlassJanuary 18, 2019

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He plays two seemingly unrelated roles in Unbreakable and a landlord in Split, only to reveal in Glass that the two men were the same person. Shyamalan plays one of David Dunn's first targets in Unbreakable.

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