- A
stereopticon is a
slide projector or
relatively powerful "magic lantern",
which has two lenses,
usually one
above the other, and has
mainly been used...
- ****sm, and the rise of what he
terms "The
Great Stereopticon".
Weaver gives the name "The
Great Stereopticon" to what he
perceives as a rising,
emergent construct...
- in a saloon. Thomas's idea was to
combine a
series of
images (using a
stereopticon) to show a
narrative while it was
being sung. He
approached Stern and...
- Moon's Lake
House from an 1896
stereopticon slide...
-
protagonist in the 1992 film Sleepwalkers.
Pickett is a
collector of
stereopticon cards. Kaplan, Mike, ed. (1985). Variety's Who's who in Show Business...
- over 30
years to push for more
rapid transit for Dorchester. He used a
stereopticon and gave
slideshow lectures with it by lantern-light at hearings, meetings...
- fire
ignited a
mixture of
lighting gas and
oxygen from a
malfunctioning stereopticon machine being used to
present a
magic lantern show at intermission. Audience...
- the 19th
century and
enabled a
smooth and easy
change of pictures.
Stereopticons added more
powerful light sources to
optimize the
projection of photographic...
-
looked at
through the double-lensed viewer,
sometimes also
called a
stereopticon, a
common misnomer. In 1861
Oliver Wendell Holmes created and deliberately...
-
Stonehouse started his show in 1895 with a pony, a phonograph, and a
stereopticon. By 1929, the "Al G.
Barnes Wild
Animal Show" had
grown to five rings...
