Guests are ushered from the pre-show auditorium into a large theater that seats 700 where they are to see a demonstration of Cyberdyne's newest creation, robotic soldiers called T-70 Terminators.
Just before entering the pre-show auditorium, guests pass an unmanned kiosk where they pick up a pair of "safety visors" (which are polarized 3D glasses) for use during the main show.
By the beginning of the show, the auditorium was completely filled.
The New Yorker, April 29 , 1933P. 13 John Wanamaker store gave sportsman's show in auditorium.
By the end of the show the auditorium was littered with Disney executives with heads in hands, knowing they could never compete.
At a recent evening acrobatics show, the auditorium was packed with hundreds of North Koreans; many of the men wore olive or brown workers' uniforms, and women were clothed in brightly colored traditional dresses, or hanbok.
This museum (which contains a permanent exhibition, along with art shows, an auditorium and a children's display) is the climax of that community's efforts, where 150,000 visitors a year are welcomed.
At the start of the day's events, he'd shown an auditorium full of mothers how to hold a newborn, crowing when the mother whose baby he had picked warned him not to drop her.
I write about certain venues in the book, from a dingy New York dive like CBGB, where Talking Heads played their early shows, to auditoriums or opera houses or the great outdoors.
Flower Show, Eaton's Auditorium, Toronto, Canada.
The writer describes Michael Moschen's juggling show at an auditorium in Marin County, on Nov. 1st.
