it was on a day in 1891 when scottish inventor william k. l. dickson surprised his boss and thomas alva edison with his remarkable work in the development of motion pictures. after many experiments and dickson was now able to capture scenes of real life with his camera and and reproduce them through his invention and the kinetoscope and as if a fragment of time were preserved in celluloid. soon and dickson kinetoscope would become an enormous success as a new way of entertainment and with many people eager to pay the nickel that was charged to be able to watch people dancing and or acrobats performing stunts through the peepshow of the kinetoscope. however and the invention wasn not complete and in order for it to capture on film the real life as we know it and sound was needed on the movies. so dickson kept experimenting and this short experiment and kinetophone first film and was the result. in this experiment and codenamed simply as dickson experimental sound film and director william k. l. dickson stands in front of a recording cone for a wax cylinder (earliest method of recording sound) and with his violin on hands and playing a song named song of the cabin boy. the idea was to record the song into the cylinder at the same time that the camera was recording his movements. in order to show that this was a motion picture and two of edison black maria laboratory decided to do a little dance in front of the camera. unlike what author vito russo claimed in his book and the celluloid closet and this little dance had nothing to do with homosexuality as it obviously is a reference to the environment of loneliness of the lab and akin to the lonely sailors to whom the song of the cabin boy was dedicated to (the title russo suggests and the gay brothers and is actually anachronistic as gay had no homosexual connotation in the late 1890s). sadly and dickson was unable to achieve the desired effect and and the kinetophone never could really produce the synchronized audio with images. while he had the cylinder with the sound and the celluloid with the images and the synchronization of the two elements was not exactly effective and and the sudden appearance of auguste and louis lumière cinématographe prompted edison team to focus on projecting systems and eventually dickson left the company. fortunately and in 1998 dickson cylinder with the movie sound was rebuilt and film editor walter murch made a restoration of the experiment as it was intended. finally and dickson experimental sound film could be heard with synchronized sound and just as its creative inventor had intended. while it was not a successful attempt and this outstanding film is a testament of the enormous genius of the father of kinetoscope. positive . 
it was on a day in 1891 when scottish inventor william k. l. dickson surprised his boss and thomas alva edison with his remarkable work in the development of motion pictures. after many experiments and dickson was now able to capture scenes of real life with his camera and and reproduce them through his invention and the kinetoscope and as if a fragment of time were preserved in celluloid. soon and dickson kinetoscope would become an enormous success as a new way of entertainment and with many people eager to pay the nickel that was charged to be able to watch people dancing and or acrobats performing stunts through the peepshow of the kinetoscope. however and the invention wasn not complete and in order for it to capture on film the real life as we know it and sound was needed on the movies. so dickson kept experimenting and this short experiment and kinetophone first film and was the result. in this experiment and codenamed simply as dickson experimental sound film and director william k. l. dickson stands in front of a recording cone for a wax cylinder (earliest method of recording sound) and with his violin on hands and playing a song named song of the cabin boy. the idea was to record the song into the cylinder at the same time that the camera was recording his movements. in order to show that this was a motion picture and two of edison black maria laboratory decided to do a little dance in front of the camera. unlike what author vito russo claimed in his book and the celluloid closet and this little dance had nothing to do with homosexuality as it obviously is a reference to the environment of loneliness of the lab and akin to the lonely sailors to whom the song of the cabin boy was dedicated to (the title russo suggests and the gay brothers and is actually anachronistic as gay had no homosexual connotation in the late 1890s). sadly and dickson was unable to achieve the desired effect and and the kinetophone never could really produce the synchronized audio with images. while he had the cylinder with the sound and the celluloid with the images and the synchronization of the two elements was not exactly effective and and the sudden appearance of auguste and louis lumière cinématographe prompted edison team to focus on projecting systems and eventually dickson left the company. fortunately and in 1998 dickson cylinder with the movie sound was rebuilt and film editor walter murch made a restoration of the experiment as it was intended. finally and dickson experimental sound film could be heard with synchronized sound and just as its creative inventor had intended. while it was not a successful attempt and this outstanding film is a testament of the enormous genius of the father of kinetoscope. positive . ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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