Possessives

• child: The theater was packed for a children's matinee of Britten's The Little Sweep.

Converse of object

• include: These do not include the schools matinee or the youth drama attendees who were not evaluated in this way.

• see: I saw a student matinee of " Giselle " with the second cast.

• have: Well, we had another jolly matinee of course.

• enjoy: I always enjoy the matinees, I really do. Belinda Hernandez the little girls out there.

• do: The Clash didn't do a matinee for example, they were supposed to, but didn't do it.

Adjective modifier

• 2.30pm: It'll run nightly at 7.30pm with a 2.30pm matinee on the Saturday.

• 2pm: It runs from Wednesday to Saturday at 7pm with a 2pm matinee on Saturday.

• midweek: Discounts and ticket information Over 60s Applies to midweek matinees and Wednesday evenings for individuals only, no groups.

• special: There's also a special matinee showing on the 8th at 2.30pm.

Modifies a noun

• idol: And the third film starred Jack Buchanan, who was a matinee idol of the time.

• performance: There will be some midweek matinee performances during term time.

• show: Variety matinee shows, offering some good old-fashioned entertainment, with special ticket prices for groups of 6 or more.

• coat: This beautiful matinee coat will make a wonderful gift.

• audience: A less sophisticated matinee audience was rather shocked at references to blow jobs - not quite what dear Alan should be writing about!

• price: These screenings are also open to everyone else at normal weekday matinee ticket prices.

Noun used with modifier

• sat: Ticket prices: 2 FOR 1 - Get two top price tickets for £ 48, Mon - Thur evenings, Sat matinees.

• weekday: These screenings are also open to everyone else at normal weekday matinee ticket prices.

• afternoon: Or kicking off my shoes, with curtains closed to watch an afternoon matinee is a treat.

• school: Margaret Lumley on the delights of a schools matinee performance.