- Eugène
Augustin Lauste (17
January 1857 in Montmartre,
France – 27 June 1935 in Montclair, New Jersey) was a
French inventor instrumental in the technological...
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Lauste (Finnish;
Laustis in Swedish) is a
district and a
suburb of the city of Turku, Finland. It is
located in the
eastern part of the city, bordering...
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Eidoloscope was an
early motion picture system created by
Eugene Augustin Lauste,
Woodville Latham and his two sons
through their business, the
Lambda Company...
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develop a
movie projector system, they
hired former Edison employee Eugene Lauste,
probably at ****son's suggestion. In
April 1895, ****son left Edison's...
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Eugene Lauste. Both men
worked with
Woodville Latham,
developing a
motion picture camera and
projector in 1895. ****son
later acknowledged Lauste as inventor...
- sons
formed the
Lambda Company at 35
Frankfort Street,
employing Eugène
Lauste, a
former Thomas Edison employee, as well as
motion picture pioneer William...
- York City, when the "Eidoloscope",
invented by
Woodville Latham and
Eugene Lauste was presented. Nonetheless, this has
often been
incorrectly attributed to...
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Kinetoscope (developed by
William Kennedy ****son),
premiered publicly in 1894.
Lauste and Latham's
Eidoloscope was
demonstrated for
members of the
press on 21...
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access to the
entire bill. The Eidoloscope,
devised by
Eugene Augustin Lauste for the
Latham family, was
demonstrated for
members of the
press on 21 April...
- May 20, 1895.
Commissioned by Latham, the
French inventor Eugene Augustin Lauste created the
device with
additional expertise from
William Kennedy ****son...
