Meanings of crowded theatre in English

Immelan was leaning back in his chair, gazing steadfastly across the crowded theatre.

Behind the closed door in the crowded theatre the orchestra suddenly broke into a ragtime.

We have seen a crowded theatre hanging in a suspense almost suffocating over that fearful scene.

In the warmth and brightness of a crowded theatre 'Savonarola' might, for aught one knows, seem perfect.

He, too, felt that he would indeed be safer from observation in a crowded theatre than in the streets.

Thus I was first out of a crowded theatre train at Esher next night, and first down the stairs into the open air.

EGYPT: Egyptian investigators were looking into possible breaches of fire-code regulations yesterday after a blaze swept through a crowded theatre, killing 32 people.

A standup comic can deal with a heckler in a crowded theatre, but online etiquette prohibits writers from responding to negativity in any way.

One account of the performance commented that "something of a thrill passes over the crowded theatre," and the audience waited silently, expectantly.

In crowded theatres and lecture halls, heavy coats and wraps must be disposed within each owner's own territory.