A featured amusement was moving pictures, the first of which were shown August 30, 1898, in the Combination theatre. The Klondike Nugget reported on this new feature: “Besides the strong drawing ...

Our first theatre was the Theatre Royal. The earliest display of moving images was via a "Projectoscope" or "Kinetoscope" in 1898, two years after New Zealand's first cinema screening.

Through the use of a “projectoscope,” an invention for displaying moving pictures, jurors had the chance to compare the prints with their own eyes. They convicted Kuhl of first-degree murder.

路灯覆盖了城市的每一个角落（Projectoscope） 有电通过EMC、PPP、特许经营模式解决路灯运营问题 有杆载体、成本、建设许可 有网共享信息通道，信息传输成本/100 有平台支持云计算和大数据的复杂管理后台 ...

The first of these, shown with a “Projectoscope,” appeared as an added novelty to the entertainment at the Combination Theatre in August, 1898. Three months later, a special attraction, the ...

Robertson was one of the first people to purchase a “Projectoscope” and he travelled to Sag Harbor by train making stops in Freeport, Patchogue, and Southampton.

The Edison Company developed its own projector known as the Projectoscope or Projecting Kinetoscope in November 1896, and then abandoned marketing the Vitascope.

As the grand re-opening of the refurbished Al. Ringling Theatre nears, take a look back at its construction more than 100 years ago in this collection of Centennial Tales columns ...