fire curtain

So, the house lights came on, and a black fire curtain was dropped, leading to even more cheers.

The fire curtain may be orange, but I doubt you will hear

The Allied naval fire curtain was one of their trump cards.

The stage manager attempted to lower the fire curtain, but it snagged.

During this same section, the asbestos fire curtain drops down with a heavy thud.

It was as abrupt as a fire curtain thudding down.

Finally, one phaerimm tried to dispel the magic that had created the fire curtain.

The mural on its fire curtain is by the artist Henry Bird.

Here, Pedrick suggests that fire curtains could be secured at the roof level of a high-rise building.

The hangar was divided by a single fire curtain just forward of the aft aircraft elevator.

At his command, the two fire curtains could come swinging down at each end, to divide the hangar into sections.

In addition, a long-range surveillance radar, weapon systems, and a new hangar with fire curtains were installed.

He waited till most of the audience had filed out, gazing unseeing at the fire curtain that shut off the stage.

It felt as heavy as a stage fire curtain, no wonder he needed stabilisers with all that topweight on.

Flames spread upward towards the eaves and inside, firing curtains and upholstery.

The theatre has two front curtains: the decorative green fire curtain in front of a gold curtain.

Much of the evening is played in front of the London Coliseum's fire curtain (or a facsimile thereof).

In the event of a fire, the use of smoke doors and fire curtains means that the stage area effectively functions as a chimney.

Three fire curtains divided the hangar and another separated the hangar and the quarterdeck.

They bubbled with excitement while an audience gathered, and after the fire curtain dropped, argued endlessly to justify the smallest mistake in the performance.

Each hangar could be subdivided by four fire curtains and they were fitted with fire fighting foam dispensers on each side.

A handpainted rolled canvas fire curtain was hand painted by artists from Sosman and Landes, a Chicago company.

The High-rise Fire Curtain - BBC article

A safety curtain (or fire curtain in America) is a fire safety precaution used in large proscenium theatres.

non-flammable fire curtains; other openings in the proscenium wall required self-closing fire-resistant doors.