When was the revolving stage (turntable) first introduced as a theatrical product design innovation?

The performing arts industry has continually evolved through technological innovations that enhance theatrical presentations. One such innovation transformed how set changes occur during performances, allowing for seamless transitions and more dynamic storytelling. This product design breakthrough has become a staple in major theaters worldwide, but do you know when it was first introduced to the theater world? Test your knowledge of performing arts product design history!

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1758 in Japan's Kabuki theater
1896 at the Munich Residenztheater
1905 at New York's Metropolitan Opera House
1932 as part of the Art Deco theater movement