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How to use theatricals in a sentence

Certainly not before next Thursday, as we have amateur theatricals at General Molon's.

Under the same head as private theatricals may come dramatized charades and proverbs, so much in fashion at the present time.

Leap-frog was the prevalent game for a time, but at last Graham suggested theatricals, and they were agreed on.

I had the idea—perhaps I got it from George Withers—that you used to be interested in a matter of theatricals.

Mrs. Wilbur Edes, although small, was masterly in everything, from waving a pompadour to conducting theatricals.

THE BUTTERFLY HOUSEMARY E. WILKINS FREEMAN

We did stay in a place once where there was a deer-park, and also private theatricals.

But I assure you the theatricals are not even mentioned, Madame!

So it had been on that far-off night in the Stuttgart palace gardens after the theatricals.

We had last seen one another as actors in some amateur theatricals in a country town at home.

She played private theatricals infinitely better than Mrs. Croydon.

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OCTOBER 26, 1985