Auditorium: Fabulous single-screen auditorium, restored in greys and yellows to contrast with the red and yellow foyer.
"Once the Astor Plaza closes, it will be the largest one-screen auditorium in New York," said Laura Conover, a spokeswoman for Clearview.
Its single-screen auditorium shows films every day, having seen off the competition of the giant jazz-age cinemas with their thousands of seats and luxurious facilities, the coming of television, and the more recent rise of out-of-town multiplexes.
As Cine City its original single-screen auditorium had been fitted with 675 seats in three cinema screens.
MOST Mexican theaters were built as one-screen auditoriums.
There's only one screen, and the auditorium is made from a series of huge curved balconies with velvet-lined seats.
Instead, a screen on the auditorium's stage surrounded by lighted candles bore the portrait of the senator and the inscription: "Senator Paul Wellstone, 1944-2002".
Mr. Shikhmuradov's confession was broadcast across Turkmenistan on Dec. 30 and shown on a movie-size screen in an auditorium in the capital, Ashgabat.
The game was booted up for me, and on a huge screen in an auditorium, an institute staff member guided the squad around the city.
At Bolingbrook High School southwest of Chicago, about 200 students viewed the address on a large screen in an auditorium, and a few of them looked downright drowsy.
As the conference began, the screen in the auditorium showed framed portraits of dictators falling, domino-style: first the Tunisian president, Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali; then Hosni Mubarak of Egypt; Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi of Libya; and Ali Abdullah Saleh of Yemen.
