little theater

He took her back to Paris, where he had a little theater, a hall of the dance—but he grew worse again, and came back here.

The showman went to his little theater, for it was from thence the sighing proceeded.

And has Maida a little theater of her own and a doll-house as big as a cottage?

It was like a little theater, with sloping seats and a stage upon which the performers worked before the microphone.

So it will be seen that they carried with them their own little theater, church and hotel.

He seemed to her more distinguished than that other man whom she had seen indistinctly in the orchestra of her little theater.

Why, right over to Kernersville in North Carolina the first little theater was born.

Then the little theater was lighted, the improvised orchestra renewed its efforts.

First he went to the little theater, and found them just concluding a rehearsal.

During that first year Tom made up a little theater party for a classmate who had just married a Philadelphia girl.