ki·net·o·scope 
(kĭ-nĕtə-skōp′, -nētə-)
(kĭ-nĕtə-skōp′, -nētə-)n.
An early device for viewing motion pictures, consisting of a case inside which a loop of film passes in front of an electric light, producing moving images that can be viewed through an opening in the case.
[Originally a trademark.]