Life, 10 Whatever Goes Up...
Woolsey the former theater teacher whom he had replaced. after his short speech, he stepped off stage as the curtains opened up and marco took the lead role and made it convincing.
R is for Restricted
. ^^ so as you could probably guess this has to do with a movie theater. i wanted to try something different when it came to this one.
Skin Flick
Sergeant williams pushed open the door into the movie theater and we crowded up the small hall.
Auditorium Eight
In auditorium eight, there was a couple sitting in the back row, conveniently almost right underneath the camera in the theater.
Tora- Worst birthday ever
Tora was about to sprint after him before she saw a pot of flowers that was sitting in front of the theater. the flowers were red with some traces of white on the ends of each petals.
At The Edge Of His Seat
As they stepped out of line and headed toward the specified theater jake couldn't be more excited as he ran circles around lyr, quickly making himself dizzy. and before they walked into the theater jake tugged on lyr's shirt, "i want popcorn!"
Crisp Has a Ghostly Good Time
The theater was the only thing he could think of.
The Show Must Go On [Commission - TF, Puppets]
Moonlight purred, before he turned away with a swish of his cloak and walked back into the theater.
The Masters Chapter 9
He looked over at the theatre as he restated that more directly, "point being: i'm game if you are."
The High Hat Theater
#1 of the haunted hat theater as a storm rolls over a small and isolated seaboard town, two boys find their way to the local haunted theater. they both learn the true nature of the magic inside as they both get more than they bargained for.
The Twelve Talismans - Chapter 10 - The Monkey Talisman - Transformation
So they took a seat in the front, because neither of them could see over the theater seats from the back. movie theaters weren't made for digimon under three feet tall.
E. Dante's 'Who am I?'
Shortly, the theatre doors were closed, and the lighting over the audience went black, leaving the theatre stage illuminated, though dimly by the standards of the theatre, by lights shining from behind the audience.