| He built a primitive zoetrope at the age of 12, which played a minute-long cartoon. |
| In 1834 William George Horner invented the zoetrope, a rotating drum lined by a band of pictures that could be changed. |
| A favorite assignment was designing a giant zoetrope, which projects images through slits in a revolving wheel, for a toy store. |
| The green blur of the commuter train as it speeds in the night draws a streak of light like a zoetrope, one of the many visual surprises. |
| With the discovery of instantaneous photography, a new application of the principle of the zoetrope was found. |
| Submedia Advertising, which developed the technology based on a 19th century toy, the zoetrope, expects 7.4 million to see the ad over one month. |
