[SML] That's a yoke, son!

[Richard John Archer]

I have a thirties copy of a history of stage lighting - I'll check it out tomorrow. I wouldn't be surprised if it was Kliegl, though.
Patrick
 Jeffrey E. Salzberg via Stagecraft wrote:


Which lighting fixture was the first to have a yoke, allowing it to be tilted as well as panned?  Who invented it?


>From Kliegl's 1913  catalog......certainly a yoke on the searchlight projector  Fig 295

DickA
TD, Cornell U

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