The coming of a time when a phonograph owner may enjoy a motion picture by putting on his machine a record combining the principles of the television and the Phonograph was forecast to-day by John L. Baird, British inventor of television, in an address at Glasgow.
Hitherto, he said, he had regarded the idea as a scientific novelty, but now a phonograph company was seriously investigating it.
Mr. Baird also predicted the development of a phonograph record with two needle tracks, one reproducing the voice of a singer and the other the singer's features.—Reater,
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