magic lantern
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- noun An optical device formerly used to project an enlarged image of a picture.
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- I imagined that these visionlike effects, with few exceptions, were produced by a magic lantern controlled by some of my myriad persecutors. — A Mind That Found Itself
- The thing they were viewing was too impossible, of course Well, now we've got to figure out what we're seeing," Ham said If it's a slide thrown from a powerful magic lantern on the Benny Boston, we should be able to see the light of the lantern," Long Tom contributed. — 054 - Ost
- This time I gave a magic lantern show, and I was the showman. — The Lady of the Decoration
- We do all we can to cheer them up, have phonograph concerts, magic lantern shows, with the magic missing, and baby organ recitals. — The Lady of the Decoration
- "There is a magic lantern that turns on from a button near the door," Chameleon said, fumbling for it. — Night Mare
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