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The fourth page from the November 12-14th, 1904 program from the théâtrophone network featuring the listings from the Opéra, Opéra-comique, Variétés. Note the listing of La Valkyrie at the Opéra on Monday at 8.

A blank page from the November 12-14, 1904 théâtrophone program. This page was assumedly left blank for advertisements.

The second page from the November 12-14, 1904 thêâtrophone program featuring a few advertisements as well as some blank ad space.

Front cover of the Weekly Theatrophone program from November 1904. The image on the front is a woman using an under-the-chin model of the théâtrophone.

A drawing by Paris opera costume designer Charles Bianchini of Wotan's costume, which was worn eventually worn by Jean-François Delmas

A drawing by Paris opera costume designer Charles Bianchini of Sigmund's costume from 1893 .Charles Rousselière would go on to play the role in 1904.

A drawing by Paris opera costume designer Charles Bianchini of Sieglind's costume from 1893. Jeanne Hatto would go on to play the role in 1904.

A drawing by Paris opera costume designer Charles Bianchini of Sigmund's costume from 1893. Marius Chambon would go on to play the role in 1904.

A drawing by Paris opera costume designer Charles Bianchini of Brünnhilde's costume, which was worn by Lucienne Bréval

Part of series "The End of Books". The term 'circulating' is taken to the next level and inspired by public transportation cars, a rising trend in France. Again we see the theâtrophone is being used to consume other media entertainment.