Ring and Theatre

Ring

Ring noun - A group involved in secret or criminal activities.

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Theatre and ring are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Theatre" instead a noun "Ring".

Nearby Words: ringing, ringer, ringlet, ringed, ringside

Theatre noun - A building where theatrical performances or motion-picture shows can be presented.

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Ring and theatre are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Ring" instead a noun "Theatre".

burning	burning ring	burning theatre
full	full ring	full theatre
particular	particular ring	particular theatre
similar	similar ring	similar theatre
Other adjectives: entire, big, little, main, beautiful, famous, personal, traditional, different, local, magical.

That's eerily similar to a recurring gag from the British series Trigger Happy TV, where a cell phone ring would be heard before a man with a comically large phone (something the size of an old boombox) stood up and started screaming into it, usually while in a movie theatre or a restaurant.

Source: Cell Phones Are Useless
Also, near the end of Ring 0, after merging with her evil half, Sadako kills all of the members of the theatre troupe, due to their actions mentioned in Moral Event Horizon on the YMMV page.

Source: Literature / The Ring
This matter surfaces in Istvan Szabo's movie Mephisto, taking place in the 1930s, in which the protagonist, a famous theatre director, has an African-German mistress and is therefore chastised by an angry Hermann Göring.

Source: Black Vikings

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