A HISTORY OF EDISON'S WEST ORANGE LABORATORY 1887-1931

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This was not fast some in the Edison organization would have liked but was nevertheless considerable achievement for the laboratory. ^ He developed the same strategy for cylinder records— his moulding process would have given him monopoly the mass production records, had his patents been unheld. The management the motion picture project was governed by commercial considerations; the laboratory was busy devising a projector but Edison refused introduce model because he saw that would ruin the peep show trade. It was also entirely new product for the Works; the labor had to trained and new equipment designed and installed. Audiences began dwindle 1895 and one entrepreneur admitted May that year that: "our candid opinion that the kinetoscope business will dead duck 52 after this season. The . The machine brought new art into being and laid the foundations new industry." the end the year the Works were only making few kinetoscopes each month. Yet its novelty value was short-lived. The kinetoscope was instant success; its appeal was universal and was sight see. The kinetoscope did not have long life but was certainly eventful one.VI-42 wanted monopoly the film media and captive market the peep show exhibitors who needed constant supply film. Although it suffered from constant neglect, the motion picture project was taken from experimental device commercial product in about five years (1889-1894)