Theatre Fires And Panics Their Causes And Prevention
Theatre Fires And Panics Their Causes And Prevention
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To the mind of the theatre-going public the plan resolves itself into only two principal divisions that before and that behind the curtain. This, in practice, hardly covers the requirements. All theatres should be planned with a number of internal divisions, each of which is to be made in itself as fire-resisting as possible, to prevent the spread of fire from one part to another. There should be in every theatre, whatever its size may be, at least four principal and distinct internal divisions..., each entirely separate and isolated from the rest, as follows: (1) The auditorium; (2) The stage; (3) The dressing-rooms, workshops, offices, and wardrobes; (4) The stairs, foyers, lobbies, corridors, passages, cloak-rooms, refreshment-rooms, the entrances and exits. The auditorium comprises the various parts where the spectators are seated, namely, the parquet, or orchestra, and dress-circle, the balcony, gallery, the tier of boxes, and, above all these, the auditorium loft and roof. Each subdivision or tier in the auditorium should have separate entrances and exits.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To the mind of the theatre-going public the plan resolves itself into only two principal divisions that before and that behind the curtain. This, in practice, hardly covers the requirements. All theatres should be planned with a number of internal divisions, each of which is to be made in itself as fire-resisting as possible, to prevent the spread of fire from one part to another. There should be in every theatre, whatever its size may be, at least four principal and distinct internal divisions..., each entirely separate and isolated from the rest, as follows: (1) The auditorium; (2) The stage; (3) The dressing-rooms, workshops, offices, and wardrobes; (4) The stairs, foyers, lobbies, corridors, passages, cloak-rooms, refreshment-rooms, the entrances and exits. The auditorium comprises the various parts where the spectators are seated, namely, the parquet, or orchestra, and dress-circle, the balcony, gallery, the tier of boxes, and, above all these, the auditorium loft and roof. Each subdivision or tier in the auditorium should have separate entrances and exits.
What to read after Theatre Fires And Panics Their Causes And Prevention?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wm Paul William Paul Gerhard to read onlineMoreLess
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