Edisonia Hall
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Edisonia Hall
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Edisonia Hall was a generic name for exhibition halls that displayed the various inventions of Thomas Alva Edison's company. These included the phonograph, the Vitascope, the Kinetoscope and other such devices. The Edisonia Hall opened by Mitchell Mark and Moe Mark in Buffalo, New York in the Ellicott Square Building on October 19, 1896, had the distinction of hosting a Vitascope Theater. This was the first known dedicated, purpose-built motion picture theater in the world. The theater was refer
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2023-03-17T20:37:12Z
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