The comfort of the auditorium has been immeasurably increased.
But as a suitable conclusion to this chapter on a gay art I shall endeavour to call up the appearance of the approaches and auditorium of a leading theatre on the production of an important work.
In Park Theatre, the largest auditorium of the city, eloquent voices for two days pleaded the cause of freedom.
On Tuesday afternoon society attends the vaudeville at the Orpheum and perhaps the Auditorium or one of the lesser theaters that night.
Last year there were five of these concerts, and it was soon found that the small-sized auditoriumwith its three thousand seats was too small.
But the St. Paul Auditorium is hardly to be placed in the same class as any mere theater.
Gough; crowded into the spacious auditorium at the Commencement exercises and the amateur dramatics of its boys and girls.
They ain't goin' to the Auditorium in their nightgown.
Monday noon I chased over to the Auditorium and they was only about eighty in line ahead o' me, and I was hopin' the house would be sold out for a week before I got up to the window.
The Auditorium was overflowing, and some girls even had chairs in the aisles.
Perhaps many would not think it fame, even if they should distinguish themselves on our Auditorium stage.
Hardly had Julia and Ruth stepped into the Auditorium that Saturday afternoon when a girl with a ribbon badge greeted them warmly.
They waited a little impatiently, for the Auditorium was really overcrowded, with girls sitting on the steps and leaning on the ledges of the windows leading into the conversation room.
Whenever possible a speaker should test beforehand the acoustic properties of the auditorium in which he is to speak for the first time.
The sudden transition from an auditorium to the outer air should remind the speaker to keep his mouth securely closed.
Electric lights burst out and made the scene like the auditorium of some vast theatre; but the stage and auditorium were one.
The Auditorium cloakroom attendant will rise to a dizzy height.
Have any of you dined in the Auditorium Hotel, Chicago?
A telephone receiver connected to a horn, or a specially made one, that reproduces the incoming signals, words or music loud enough to be heard by a room or anauditorium full of people, or by large crowds out-doors.
One more window in the auditoriumrepresents the raising of Lazarus.
The pulpit end of the auditorium was rich with the adornment of flowers.
The auditorium is said to seat between fourteen and fifteen hundred, and was thronged at the four services on the day of dedication.
The auditorium is seated with pews of curly birch, upholstered in old rose plush.
The main auditorium has wide galleries, and will seat over a thousand in its exceedingly comfortable pews.
The auditorium was packed, for Annapolis was thronged with the relatives of the graduating class as well as hundreds of visitors.
And my hope was realized; in fact it was more than realized, for there wasn't any Library Auditorium at all.
When I reached the college I found the auditorium on the third floor of the main building in almost total darkness, the only light coming from an oil lamp standing on a piano at one end of the stage.
The Only Muse and I hastily boarded an omnibus, and were whisked through the impenetrable depths of a dark night to the hotel, whence, after seeing her properly bestowed, I hastened to the Auditorium where the lecture was to be held.
That is the High School Auditorium up there," he said, pointing to the Egyptian darkness I had just left.
We were tried out at Albany, New York, before an audience of sixty people, in an auditorium capable of seating three thousand.
The ushers ran up and down the aisles, stubs of tickets between their thumb and finger, and from every part of the auditorium could be heard the sharp clap-clapping of the seats as the ushers flipped them down.
The lights were all darkened, the ushers stood under the galleries in groups, the empty auditorium echoing with their noisy talk.
Stained-glass windows, humble panes of colored glass, light the auditorium that seated one hundred people.
The great auditorium is dark and vacant, but for two or three cleaners, who may be sweeping and dusting.
Without speaking a word, without doing the least thing pertinent to the play, Mr. Skinner had reached out into the auditorium and gripped the interest of sixteen hundred bored spectators.
The auditorium is architecturally stately and old fashioned, bearing an outline resemblance to the colosseum at Rome.
Many schooled and skilled performers, whose names are omitted from this chronicle because I don't want to swell the waiting list of my enemies, have never got into an auditorium without coming through the door back of the boxes.
In his tiny theatre it would have been entirely feasible to have had electric wires run from all points of the auditorium to the stage, thus doing away with both the speaking and ordinary signal codes, even the pneumatic tube.
He tried to hire Niblo's Garden, but was informed that the auditorium was never opened in winter.
He had the most alarming sense of being cut off from his surroundings, of being projected, thrust forward toward the mysterious, empty auditorium with its shrouded seats and the little women bustling up and down in it.
There was only a faint light, the curtain was up, and there were tiny women in the auditorium dropping white cloths from the galleries and shrouding all the seats.
He was almost frightened: the immense power of the machinery, the lighted stage and the darkenedauditorium alarmed and weighed crushingly upon him.
He struck a light and peered into an auditoriumof rough benches, the last few rows of which were raised above the rest.
The mind abhors a vacuum, and he was striving to fill the emptiness all about him, thronging the auditorium with imaginary people, and struggling to occupy the magic area of light in which he stood.
Just as he stepped into the auditorium there was a vigorous round of applause.
When he entered the auditorium where the services were to be held there was a demonstration which lasted more than five minutes.
The stage and the auditorium were thronged with notables.
The lecture rooms on either side of the auditorium had been thrown open, and these, as well as the galleries, were crowded almost to suffocation.
Auditorium and a reception in the parlors of the Central Christian Church, with addresses by eminent local and visiting speakers.
The meetings were held in the large and well-arranged Christian Church, with an auditorium seating 1,500.
Palmer led the intruders out in the auditorium ere the boy gathered his scattered senses.
One day in setting up the frame of the panorama, several members of the church in which it was to be exhibited, entered the auditorium unnoticed.
The great central chandelier and the jets around the cornice of the auditorium are lighted by electricity.
The auditorium is finished in light blue, white, and gold, and when lighted up is magnificent.
The building of a great auditoriumin Lattimore is proof that we weren't so insane, after all.
His special edition of the Herald commemorative of the opening of our Auditorium must now be deprived of its James R.
She was also heard at the private dress rehearsal--before an auditorium completely filled with invited guests--and she has sung the part three times in Paris.
Some of the tones disappeared somewhere in the rear spaces of the basso's capacious throat, while others were projected into the auditorium like stones from a catapult.
Now, when there was none to hear or care, unless maybe the harmless brown spiders in the corners of the auditorium had a taste for music, there was still The Project.
The never-opened western windows of theauditorium were dirty, most of the dirt on the outside, crusted wind-blow salt.
Some years ago, he had developed the habit of locking the auditorium doors before he played.
He flung open the door of the auditorium and strode up on the platform.
A tremendous outburst of applause filled the auditorium when M.
The auditorium was packed so closely that you could hardly get between the men without treading on some one's hands and feet as they lay on the floor.
And again: “A circle of steps, eighteen in all, will surround the structure on the outside, and lead to the auditorium floor.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "auditorium" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
