Príklady matinee

• The time saved will allow for more rehearsals and more matinee performances.

• Apart from an occasional matinee, there is only one performance, but the overhead expenses of the theatre, rent and the like, are the same.

• Does not their employment at matinees in these theatres, interfere with their work?

• Is he referring to the tobacco tokens and the cinema proprietors' matinee concession to pensioners?

• Therefore, there will not be many adults attending those matinees.

• Without the opportunity for a matinee some of these smaller tracks could not exist, and it means that if there is to be a matinee there must be twelve races.

• A normal play, with intervals, takes two and a half hours; six evening performances and one matinee come to 17½ hours, and two hours would make 20 hours.

• You could run three matinees.

• In the national theatres abroad they have matinees for which one can take 12 seats, say; and that is of great educational value for schools and universities.

• Admission was fifteen cents, with reserved seats being twenty cents and matinees a dime.

• He acquired a reputation as a sort of 17th-century matinee idol, especially favored by the young women in the audience.

• By the 1930s, he was a popular matinee idol and was acting in films.

• Admission to these matinee performances is set at an affordable rate ($5 to $7 per performance).

• It increased audience capacity by over 100 percent by making it possible to hold matinee performances and to extend the season into spring and fall.

• These included sole rights to a star and the ability to include additional matinee performances in the schedule without pay, or notice.