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s?_. ? “VISOGRAM” COMING. LONDON, December 3. The *visogram” will shortly be marketed by the Edison-Bell Company, the “Sunday Chronicle” states. By its means,- it is claimed, people will be able to hear and see from agar. The “visogram,” the newspaper says, will be received on a cylindrical record. It consists of automatically synchronised sound and vision tracks, affording visual and aural entertainment. It will be possible to have complete home reproduction of famous events. A set will cost £5, and records will be no dearer than gramophone records. _________________
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Greymouth Evening Star, 20 December 1934, Page 11
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