See also: S Surinova et al (September 2015) Sporadic colorectal cancer (CRC) can be effectively cured by surgical resection if detected at localized disease stages (Booth, 2007).
Although most of the courtyard stages were temporary booth stages on trestles or barrels, permanent stages and spectator stands were constructed in the courtyards of the Red Lion and Boar's Head inns at Whitechapel in the 1560s.
Although the test generally shows good specificity, the traditional guaiac-based test does not detect CRC effectively and the detection is particularly poor for early-stage cancers (Booth, 2007; Bretthauer, 2011).
Complicating matters for the studios, the advent of sound film in 1927 required an immense expenditure in sound stages, recording booths, cameras, and movie-theater sound systems, not to mention the new-found artistic complications of producing in a radically altered medium.
In case you haven't noticed, Bea Arthur points out early in the evening that she is barefoot on the stage of the Booth Theater.
I look at the TV monitor in the stage manager's booth, and there's Phyllis running back and forth in front of the house curtain..
We may feel even more protective of the characters currently peopling the stage of the Booth, in the revival of "The Search for Signs of Intelligent Life in the Universe," who were first seen on Broadway in 1985.
This summer, Neil Stevenson, a Kirkwall native, reopened the Torvhaug Inn, a traditional pub near the harbor, with what he calls "a contemporary twist," including a band stage and D.J. booth, lending the bar a clublike feel.
The world is forgotten and nothing exists outside of that living room, booth, stage, or venue.
The world is forgotten and nothing exists out of that living room, booth, stage, venue.
But while some actors can readily shuttle between the sound stage and recording booth, others, for various reasons, might want to consider lingering in the virtual world.
