The vaudeville theatre, building, operation, management (1918)

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places, namely, on each side of the bottom of the seat and in the rear, are best. Some hat- wires are fastened on two sides only, and in this case it is easy for the person in the seat behind to break them off with his feet. If number and letter plates are desired, this should be specified in the contract for chairs. BolV Chairs: Very often the seats in this section of the house, and in the loggias, are not chosen with reference to securing maximum comfort in a minimum space. The chair that has become almost standard for use in these locations is the Austrian bent- wood type priced from $36 up per dozen. Here- tofore the imported chair has been the most satisfactory, but during the war American man- ufacturers have to some extent specialized in the manufacture of this type, and very satisfac- tory domestic makes may now be secured. These are available in period designs, with cane, spring or upholstered seats, in practically any color combination. The cost varies accord- ing to finish, gold increasing the price about $20 per dozen, stained finishes about $9 per dozen and enamel finishes, which require three well applied coats, about $24 per dozen. 77