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Vitascope was an
early film
projector first demonstrated in 1895 by
Charles Francis Jenkins and
Thomas Armat. They had made
modifications to Jenkins'...
- producer. He
founded the
production companies Deutsche Bioscope,
Deutsche Vitascope and Greenbaum-Film and was a
dominant figure in
German cinema in the years...
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Thomas Edison, who
changed the name of the
projector to Edison's
Vitascope. With the
Vitascope,
Edison began public showings of his
films at
Cleveland Clinic...
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first publicly exhibited May 20, 1891. In
April 1896,
Thomas Armat's
Vitascope,
manufactured by the
Edison factory and
marketed in Edison's name, was...
- in
Boston was the
second location to
debut a
picture projected by the
Vitascope, and
shortly thereafter several novels were
being adapted for the screen...
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famous in
cinema history as the site of the
first public exhibition of the
Vitascope on
April 23, 1896.
Albert Bial
booked some of the
greatest variety and...
- and
movie all at once. The film was
shown during demonstrations of the
Vitascope.
Charles Frohman was
initially against the film,
stating that "I shall...
- 1896, he
developed the
first m****-produced live
imaging device, his "
Vitascope",
later called the fluoroscope,
which became the
standard for medical...
- and sold the
patent to
Thomas Edison, who
marketed the
machine as the '
Vitascope'. The
projector was used in a
public screening in New York City beginning...
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Vitascope =
Warner 1931, 65 mm, 2.25:1, 5 perf.
separate soundtrack, (also 35 mm
released 1931 May 71 min) Song of the
Flame (1930) -
Vitascope; first...
