USTICS which are so free from this particular type of disturbance as the NewTheatre at the present time. In the study of the New Theatre, photographs were taken throughseveral horizontal sections. It will be sufficient for the purposes ofthe present paper to illustrate the effect of curved surfaces… … Fig. 28. A photograph, one of many taken, showingin vertical section one stage of the reflection 62,Fig. 21. These reflections were eliminated by thearchitects in the summer following the openingof the theatre, but have been in part restored bysubsequent changes. Fig. 22 originating from the edge…
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