EDISON LABORATORY Edison National Historic Site West Orange, New Jersey Volume 1

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G. This operation was under the supervision Mr. 201 Employee Records, Laboratory Payroll Time Sheets, Box 74, (March 1910). This was the case with E. Lauste worked for varidus other motion picture companies before setting himself an independent inventor.Charles Brown. Eugene Lauste.261 The old drafting room was restructured the Construction Engineering department which handled all the changes the laboratory’s physical equipment and plant. was employed various places the laboratory including the lamp test room the third floor and the ore milling room Building before joining Dickson in room 5. Thomas, who worked from 1888-1890. These employees did the important work making precise measured drawings Edison’s inventions for manufacturing and patent applications.269 Laverty reported that the drafting room the second floor was under the direction John Ott.260 March 1910, there were nine draftsmen the payroll under the supervision Charles Schiffl. 2M David Robinson, Chaplin: His Life and Art (New York: McGraw Hill, 1985), pp. The February 1890 payroll indicates two draftsmen the West Orange laboratory, and they were probably the second floor, close Edison. 259 Edison Pioneers Records, Box 28.258 Draftsmen. successfully developed system talking pictures in the first decade the twentieth century, but lack money and the coming war in 1914 prevented him from perfecting this technology commercial system. Wolf, who had two clerks and nine assistants this room.257 257 "Deposition C. A draftsman would often double experimenter-there being hard and fast job definitions the Edison laboratory. experimenter from France, Lauste left the West Orange laboratory the 1890s and took his valuable skills with him. 260 Historian’s Note 90; see also Dyer, Martin, and Meadowcroft, Edison: His Life and Inventions, 649. Brown," Thomas Edison American Mutoscope Company and Benjamin F. Brown was laborer who became part the historic experiments that led the development motion picture camera. 387-88, reproduces a letter written Lauste which recounts his career and his experiments. Keith, pp. 140-58. One the latter was Joseph Gustadt, 76 .A