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• How about a theatre? (8)
• Is the theatre on fire? (6)
• No theatre at Everingham! (4)
• A theatre is a grimy place. (12)
• And go to the theatre now and then. (8)
• No theatre, no rooms to prepare for. (4)
• An alley at the back of a suburban theatre. (8)
• I saw my daughter at the theatre in London. (10)
• I saw my daughter at the theatre in London. (22)
• It was like a lightning-flash in the theatre. (10)
• Now, see here, Mr Blewitt Vane, is this my theatre? (8)
• You know I sent him tickets yesterday for the theatre. (6)
• They are neither worse nor better because of the theatre. (9)
• I doubt if the theatre is a factor in civilisation among us. (9)
• You saw nothing but handkerchiefs out all over the theatre. (10)
• When we go into Boston this winter I shall go to the theatre. (9)
• He looked mechanically at the theatre bills over the cigar case. (9)
• Go to the theatre now and then, and take your landlady with you. (10)
• Go to the theatre now and then, and take your landlady with you. (22)
• He spent the evening in his room, too wretched even for the theatre. (9)
• I still have the magazines free of charge and a seat in the theatre. (16)
• She resolved not to send it till they were about to quit the theatre. (10)
• My next recollection is, finding myself in a crowded loge at the theatre. (6)
• The uproar in the theatre raged; the whole pit was on its legs and shouting. (22)
• To be sure London was rather thin, but, however, the Little Theatre was open. (4)
• The theatre was a rageing darkness; and there was barely a light on the stage. (10)
• It was this which made her tell Fiorsen her secret one night, after the theatre. (8)
• The change does not mean that there is any ignoring of the theatre in the newspapers. (16)
• This is the general attitude of the American to the theatre, and the exceptions are few. (16)
• The delight at being in a theatre kept Emilia dumb when she gazed on the glittering lights. (10)
• Odd, that next day at eight of the evening I shall be addressing our meeting in the Theatre. (10)
• At Meran, under Schloss Tirol, people were streaming across the meadows into the open theatre. (8)
• The other night at the theatre I was witness of a curious and amusing illustration of my point. (9)
• Bosinney and June entered the theatre in silence, and mounted to their seats in the upper boxes. (8)
• The deep itself had sometimes the unreality, the artificiality of the canvas sea of the theatre. (9)
• He had a whimsical and sarcastic sense of its being very different from the plays at the theatre. (9)
• I rushed out of the theatre, and wrapping only my cloak round me, ran without stopping to the barracks. (6)
• Tom was engrossed by the concerns of his theatre, and saw nothing that did not immediately relate to it. (4)
• One morning, they saw the sun rise with a serenity and majesty which it rarely has outside of the theatre. (9)
• He proposed the theatre as a distraction from the anxieties that he knew were pressing equally on his wife. (9)
• But Jeff consented to come in and dine with him at his restaurant, and afterward go to the theatre with him. (9)
• He still professed a desire to do so when the curtain fell, and they hurried to the rear door of the theatre. (9)
• To the theatre he went, and reached it just in time to witness the first meeting of his father and his friend. (4)
• All the Maverings were fond of the theatre, and made any mood the occasion or the pretext of going to the play. (9)
• A boyish face, all excitement, was thrust out between the curtains forming the proscenium of the little theatre. (9)
• But before Shelton had replied they reached the theatre, and their energies were spent in sidling to their stalls. (8)
• His patrimony spent, he at once believed himself an actor, and he was hissed off the stage of a provincial theatre. (10)
• With us the theatre is not an institution to which we turn for its literature and its interpretations of character. (16)
• Jealousy of his favor with the king led to various intrigues which prevented the building of such a theatre in Munich. (3)
• That disgusting Bittridge has been here with his horrid wiggy old mother, and momma let him take Ellen to the theatre. (9)
• Suddenly this enchanting landscape seemed to rise swiftly upward like the drop scene at a theatre, and vanished in a blank. (1)
• I heard him as I came upstairs, and the theatre is engaged of course by those indefatigable rehearsers, Agatha and Frederick. (4)
• North, who was performing in an opposition theatre, heard of the accomplishment and successfully imitated it the same night. (21)
• But as dark a cloud of doubt rested upon its relations to the theatre as still eclipses the popular faith in dramatic criticism. (9)
• The river knew where it was going; not so we: the less our hurry, where we found good quarters and a pleasant theatre for a pipe. (2)
• To put it coarsely, brutally, I do not suppose that any other business receives so much gratuitous advertising, except the theatre. (9)
• After four years of conducting at the Munich court theatre, Strauss settled in Weimar, where he produced three more important works. (3)
• All but these two simpler creatures were abashed at the indecorum of suggesting in words the commonplaces of the theatre and of art. (9)
• After an early dinner at the club-house, I hastened down to the theatre, where numerous preparations for the night were going forward. (6)
• It was, no doubt, a blaze of intellectual fireworks to the bumpkin squire, who came to London to go to the theatre and learn manners. (10)
• After a few conservatory lessons at Vienna, he was forced to make his own way, and live on the small salary obtained in theatre orchestras. (3)
• Nature is sometimes dramatic, though never on the hard and fast terms of the theatre, but she is almost never epic; and Zola was always epic. (9)
• With both theatre and press on a commercial basis, it follows naturally that the art of acting and the art of criticism should both decline. (16)
• The young fellow swelled with pleasure in his triumph, and casting an eye about the theatre to cap it, he caught sight of that other potentate. (9)
• Son of an organist, he soon grew familiar with the instrument, and gained further musical experience by playing in a theatre orchestra at Worcester. (3)
• In the theatre we have conjectured how and why this may be, but the privilege, for less obvious reasons, seems yet more liberally granted in fiction. (9)
• Those weeks, if they did nothing else, increased her natural taste for charming clothes, fortified her teeth, and fostered her passion for music and the theatre. (8)
• Ecclesford and its theatre, with its arrangements and dresses, rehearsals and jokes, was his never-failing subject, and to boast of the past his only consolation. (4)

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