The phrase "a five theater" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "a five-screen theater" or "a five-star theater"? You can use it when referring to a theater that has five screens or is rated with five stars, but the phrase needs clarification.
Example: "We decided to watch the latest blockbuster at a five-screen theater downtown."
Alternatives: "a five-screen cinema" or "a five-star cinema".
Even before it opened, this revival of "Fiddler," the show that launched a thousand theater parties when it was first produced on Broadway in 1964, was generating public debate.
It is a gentle reminder, perhaps, that his "Midnight in Paris," released in June and still in nearly a hundred theaters at the end of last month, still has to be reckoned with.
With more than 200 museums, over a hundred theaters and numerous palaces and galleries, there's plenty to see in the city should you decide to extend your stay.
With the majors now routinely saturation booking in over a thousand theaters, it was becoming increasingly difficult for smaller outfits to secure the exhibition commitments needed to turn a profit.
That was not the typical approach in a business where hit movies, such as "The Hand that Rocks the Cradle" or "Medicine Man," this past weekend's box-office leader, typically open "wide," in more than a thousand theaters.
The hub for New York is the Public; in Chicago it's an alliance of five theaters, including the Steppenwolf and the Goodman; in Los Angeles it's the Center Theater Group.
In limited release, Bleecker Street's "Denial," a drama about a Holocaust denier, debuted to $102,101 on five theaters for a $20,420 per-screen average.
It took in a mere $30,471 at five theaters.
Triton Pictures' "A Brief History of Time," a documentary about physicist Stephen Hawking, clocked a mighty $84,000 at only five theaters.
I mean last night we played in a twelve hundred seat theater and it felt very intimate and connected.
Morrison indicates that Mitchell cares only that the money is returned swiftly, and is even prepared to offer a two nights' theater takings in exchange.
