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• The front of the first balcony is highly ornamented.
• He pointed upward to the curving rim above the first balcony and made a face.
• There was an orchestra section, a first balcony, and an upper balcony, with narrow doorways.
• Moviegoers will enter the old building, which will have ticket windows and a restaurant on the first balcony.
• The best seats were in the forty boxes, which could each hold four or six persons, on the first balcony.
• A false ceiling was attached to block off everything above the first balcony, and the box seats were enclosed with plasterboard.
• At a concert in Atlanta, Georgia Hayes had the main floor of the auditorium as well as the boxes and first balcony halved between the races.
• Each studio forfeited four tickets _ two in the orchestra and two in the first balcony _ out of its total allotment of 20 for tonight's ceremony.
• We can close off the second balcony and even part of the first balcony at City Center to make a 1, 200-to 1, 600-seat theater.
• In 1910, a seat on the first balcony was made extra large to accommodate Yale's ultimate " big man on campus, " trustee and alumnus William Howard Taft.
• Tickets for each session are $ 50 ( front center orchestra ), $ 20 ( remaining orchestra and mezzanine ), $ 15 ( first balcony ) and $ 10 ( second balcony ).
• Once a year the president will strap on his cummerbund and sit in the first balcony in a Washington concert hall along with some movie stars, musicians and other top performers whose lifetime achievement is being celebrated.
• In some theatres with one or more balconies, the followspots may be given their own room above the highest balcony, with the lighting booth typically lower down at the rear of the stalls or the first balcony.
• When we arrived in Americus, we walked together to the Rylander Theater and separated again, A . D . paying his dime at a back entrance and sitting in the high third level while I went in to sit either downstairs or in the first balcony.
• Koerner Hall's signature element is an acoustically transparent veil of twisting oak strings that forms the backdrop for the chorus at the first balcony level, then hovers over the stage below the fixed acoustic canopy, extending into and over the hall at the technical balcony level.
• It was so clear in Games 1 through 4 that one ticket-paying realist draped a large banner, " Thanks for the Memories, We Will Miss You, " over the facade of the Garden's first balcony before the opening faceoff of Game 5.
• The entertainer sang his hits " Daybreak " and parts of " Copacabana " and " I Made It Through the Rain " while a group of construction workers in jeans and work boots sat in the first balcony, hard hats lined up on the floor.
• New seats were installed, and the number of seats was reduced from 2, 400 to 1, 570, to allow for an enlarged orchestra pit, the conversion of the second balcony to house advanced sound and lighting systems, and the division of the first balcony into box seating.
• For all her dedication to her work, Miss Keliher's abiding passion was opera, and for decades she was a fixture in the center of the first row of the first balcony at the Metropolitan Opera ( at just over 5 feet tall, she needed an unobstructed view ), where her frequent guest was Eleanor Roosevelt.
• The origin is not that the spectators looked, from the stage, as small as peanuts, but rather that the audience in the cheapest seats often ate goobers . ( Way beneath us are the mezzanine ( the first upper floor ), the first balcony ( atop that ) and then the second balcony ( so close you can hear the shells drop ).