Quiz H (8) Flashcards

1
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Fourth Wall

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Name given to the imaginary side of a room tow: the audience,

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2
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full set

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The use of the entire stage

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3
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Gag

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Generally applied to a highly noticeable twist of comedy. A slang expression.

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4
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Gagging

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Unauthorized improvisation of lines by an actor. A slang expression.

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5
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Give

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To throw attention to another and more important character or group of characters in a particular scene; may e accomplished for exampled y talking less conspicuous position on the stage.

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6
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Go up on lines

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To forget ones lines

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7
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Grease paint

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A composition used in theatrical make-up

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8
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Green room

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Lounge near the stage used by author, directors, and actors.

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9
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Grid

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A framework of beans, usually steal, near the top of the statehouse used to support the rigging needed for flying scenery,

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10
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Ground cloth

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Large piece of canvas to cover the floor on the acting area. It reduces the sound of footsteps.

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11
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Ground plan

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A scaled mechanical drawing representing the top view of a setting in position on stage.

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12
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Ground row

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Low flats set on stage floor to complete scenic background

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13
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Grouping

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The placing of the cast about the stage

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14
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Grommet

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A reinforcing metal eyelet used to protect the edges of a hole cut in fabric

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15
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Gripe

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Stage hands

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16
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Gun tackle

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An arrangement of rope with one single and one double pulley that provides a mechanical advantage of 3 to 1

17
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Half-Hour

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Warning by call boy half an hour before the curtain goes up

18
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Ham

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An actor is bad but who thinks himself good.

19
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Handbill

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Printed sheet giving title of play, cast, theater, date, and time of performance.

20
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Hanger iron

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A steel strep 1 1/8’’ wide by 7 1/2” long fitted with a metal ring. Used in flying scenery.

21
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Hardwood

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Tickets for standing room

22
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Hare’s foot

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Food luck charm used by actors to apply dry rouge

23
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Headliner

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Satyr or leading player

24
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Hinge Back-Flap Loose pin up

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Hinges designed especially for joining flats. They come in two sixes, 1 1/2’’ by 3 1/2” and 2” by 4 3/8’’. Fine can be easily removed to separate flats.

25
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Hinge Back-Flap tight-pin

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Same as above except that the pins cannot be removed.

26
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Hinge Butt

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Each half, or leg, of this hinged is rectangular in shape and wiser than it is long.

27
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Hinged Strap

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The legs of this hinge are elongated and tapering.

28
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Head block

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Several grooved wheels or sheaves, turning on a single axle and housed in a common metal frame. It is bolted to the eye beams above the grid.

29
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Hokum

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Sure-fire stock situation, good for laughs or heart throbs.