Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- noun A bulletin board backstage in a theater for posting instructions and notices.
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Examples
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It was only then, I became aware of the shrilling of the callboard.
Duel Under the Double Sun Scheer, Karl 1977
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_Macbeth_ on the callboard, but Miss Nefer's getting ready for
No Great Magic Fritz Leiber 1951
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WAVELAND - Amid a cluster of vibrant-hued daubers, 36 playing cards and a chilled soda at her usual table, bingo regular Dee Darensbourg gazes at the illuminated 1960s-style callboard as she anticipates her winning number.
Homepage 2010
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Non-AEA auditioners must come in to sign up for an audition slot on the callboard in Room 325 at the Roy W. and Elizabeth E. Simmons Pioneer Memorial Theatre; AEA members may call Beth Williamson at 801-585-5855 to sign up.
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Non-AEA auditioners must come in to sign up for an audition slot on the callboard in Room 325 at the Roy W. and Elizabeth E. Simmons Pioneer Memorial Theatre; AEA members may call Beth Williamson at 801-585-5855 to sign up.
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Mr. Randall posted the scene order on the callboard at precisely nine o’clock.
The Devil’s in the Diva Paul Ruditis 2007
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Mr. Randall posted the scene order on the callboard at precisely nine o’clock.
The Devil’s in the Diva Paul Ruditis 2007
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Mr. Randall posted the scene order on the callboard at precisely nine o’clock.
The Devil’s in the Diva Paul Ruditis 2007
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