Abstract
In connection with a theater television demonstration of an instantaneous theater television projection system, a chronological record of the early development and current progress of theater television is presented. References are made to both instantaneous projection and the kinescope-photography methods. The demonstration consisted of the projection by theater television of lantern slides for the paper, live action, and film reproduction fed from the anteroom of the auditorium together with broadcast television programs received by radio transmission and telephone circuits from a near-by television station.
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