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The phrase "a small auditorium" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a venue that is not large in size, typically used for events such as lectures, performances, or meetings.
Example: "The conference will be held in a small auditorium that can accommodate up to 100 people."
Alternatives: "a modest auditorium" or "a compact auditorium."
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A gallery is located in one box, a small auditorium in the second.
A small auditorium in Nemours could be converted to a movie theater, Mr. Buccini said.
In a small auditorium, Rockefeller stood next to publisher, O. Roy Chalk, and answered questions.
It happened one morning in late September in a small auditorium.
Fewer than two dozen people attended the meeting, which was held in a small auditorium at the New Museum.
Inmates were gathered in a small auditorium, waiting — which is what people in prison do, most of the time.
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Mr. Ax said it would probably do better in a smaller auditorium.
Once home to "Hair" and "Barefoot in the Park," but dark since 1987, the Biltmore will emerge from the renovation with a smaller auditorium.
In 1924 a smaller auditorium was added to the theatre complex, and in 1961 the Kremlin Palace of Congresses, with a capacity of about 6,000, was acquired as a third performing space for bigger productions.
PHILADELPHIA — We're here at the National Constitution Center, overlooking Independence Mall, where Senator Barack Obama is getting ready to deliver a much-anticipated speech on race and the inflammatory statements of his pastor, the Rev. Jeremiah A. Wright Jr. We're in a relatively small auditorium, for perhaps 200 people.
Sanchez, the Jets' first-round draft pick, was on a stage in the small auditorium at the Jets' training facility with the owner, Woody Johnson.
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