Significados de theatrical profession em inglês

Alfred, I am told intemperance is the curse of the theatrical profession.

Florence protested that the monseigneur placed a false estimate on the theatrical profession.

Susan had been learning rapidly since she joined the theatrical profession.

Roland hastily revised his first estimate of the theatrical profession.

He had been living in a care home for those in the theatrical profession.

The question of dress has always been of the gravest importance to the theatrical profession.

This Diary is intended only for the theatrical profession.

The matinée given in my honor at Drury Lane by the theatrical profession was a wonderful sight.

The theatrical profession is peculiar to itself.

In 1855 he came to the United States, where he joined the Baptist Church and abandoned the theatrical profession.

I am afraid he is one of those shocking young men who entertain the theatrical profession here to supper.

We understand, however, that this enthusiasm for the prohibition of audiences has not yet extended to the theatrical profession.

How soon Jonson drifted into what we now call grandly "the theatrical profession" we do not know.

He was one of few actors actually born in that proverbially invoked maternity ward of the theatrical profession, the property basket.

This is a theatrical association, expressly adapted to the wants and to the means of the whole theatrical profession all over England.

Anne had laughed a little at the account of Miriam's remarks regarding her father, and the girls' evident disapproval of the theatrical profession.