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... usually a steel or asbestos fire curtain . This curtain is required by fire regulations in most cities and , when dropped , seals off the stage area from the auditorium in case of fire . It usually works on the same principle as the ...
... usually a steel or asbestos fire curtain . This curtain is required by fire regulations in most cities and , when dropped , seals off the stage area from the auditorium in case of fire . It usually works on the same principle as the ...
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... usually be saved if the dealer's stock is checked to determine the types of molding he has on hand before one settles on a particular molding for a design . Dowels : The dowel pin , which is usually 1 % to 1 inch in diameter and in ...
... usually be saved if the dealer's stock is checked to determine the types of molding he has on hand before one settles on a particular molding for a design . Dowels : The dowel pin , which is usually 1 % to 1 inch in diameter and in ...
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... usually no problem if the designer has done his job at all well . Usually 10 or 15 minutes is allowed for intermissions and this is sufficient time to shift almost any type of set . The shift should remain quiet , however , and should ...
... usually no problem if the designer has done his job at all well . Usually 10 or 15 minutes is allowed for intermissions and this is sufficient time to shift almost any type of set . The shift should remain quiet , however , and should ...
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Scenery as an Interpretive and Collaborative | 6 |
Dressing the Action | 17 |
Scenery and the Performance Area | 23 |
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