It was based in form on Edisonia Hall and the Vitascope Theatre in Buffalo. He produced about 40 filmscripts for the film companies Duskes, Messter, Vitascope, Mutoscope and Biograph. The Arkansas Vitascope Company showed the film. These included the phonograph, the Vitascope, the Kinetoscope and other such devices. Edison skeptics argue that the Vitascope has a jaded past. Hawaii and Texas were among the first to incorporate the Vitascope into their picture shows. Warner Bros. 65mm Vitascope wide screen and regular 35mm. From January 1914 Richard Oswald was artistic and advertising director at Vitascope. Investors lost money on the Vitascope due to how it was marketed for audiences. This established a vertically integrated network with Vitascope handling the distribution for Bioscope films. He joined Jules Greenbaum's Deutsche Vitascope production company in 1910 as director and lead actor. The Vitascope is a large electrically-powered projector that uses light to cast images. In 1896, Edison's Vitascope was exhibited at the theatre showing the first films in Colorado. Indeed, nearly the entire Vitascope Theatre program of October 19, 1896, consisted of Lumiere films. The Vitascope made its debut on July 21, 1896 at West End Park (Fisher Park).