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First experiments with electric lighting were carried out at the Grand Opera in Paris in 1881.
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First experiments with electric lighting were carried out at the Grand Opera in Paris in 1881. Fritz Brandt had converted the two foremost sidelights of the Staatsoper Berlin to electric operation in 1882. First theatres completely electrically equipped in 1883 Stuttgart Munich, Vienna and Brno.
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