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motograph
motograph (ˈməʊtəgrɑːf, -æ-) [f. moto- + -graph.] (In full electro-motograph.) A receiver for an electric telegraph or telephone, invented by Edison.1877 Eng. Mechanic 1 June 276/1 Edison's Motograph. 1883 J. Maier Hospitalier's Mod. Appl. Electr. II. 96 A principle which was first applied by the in... Oxford English Dictionary
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Nov. 6, 1928: All the News That's Lit | WIRED
The Motograph News Bulletin, or "zipper" as it was known informally, was a technological marvel of its day. ... A Times column from 2005 described how inventor Frank C. Reilly's remarkable ...
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Lillian Worth
There she made films first for British and Colonial Kinematography Company and then for Motograph Film Company. wikipedia.org
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moving picture
moving picture [f. moving ppl. a. + picture n.] † 1. A picture in which objects move, or appear to move, in imitation of their natural motion. Obs.1709 Daily Courant 9 May, The most Famous, Artificial and Wonderful Moving Picture that came from Germany. 1709–10 Tatler No. 129 ¶1 The moving Picture i... Oxford English Dictionary
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Barrier-grid animation and stereography
Motograph W. The Motograph Moving Picture Book was published in London at the start of 1898 by Bliss, Sands & Co. wikipedia.org
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electro-
electro- (ɪˈlɛktrəʊ) formally repr. Gr. ἠλεκτρο- combining form of ἤλεκτρον, which, after the analogy of its derivative electric, is treated as if meaning ‘electricity’; first occurring in quasi-Greek derivatives like electrometer, and now used without restriction to form combinations (chiefly writt... Oxford English Dictionary
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1913 in film
Man of the Wax Figures (French), directed by Maurice Tourneur, aka L'Homme aux Figures de Cire Maria Marten: or, The Murder in the Red Barn (British/ Motograph wikipedia.org
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News ticker
Reilly called his invention the Motograph. In 1928, The New York Times installed a to display news headlines on the sides of Times Tower. The Motograph operated until 1994 and was replaced by an electronic version in 1995, which was in turn removed in 2018 due to the replacement of all individual wikipedia.org
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