Par. 1. - There shall be not less than two exit doors each not less than three feet in width, located on opposite sides of the stage, and opening directly upon a street, alley, court, or courtway leading to a public thoroughfare.

Section 92. Room Exits

Par. 1. - All rooms in theatres for the use of persons employed therein shall have passages to at least two independent means of exit.

Section 93. Doors to Open Outward

Par. 1. - All doors of exit or entrance shall open outward, and shall be hung so as to swing in such a manner as not to become an obstruction in a passage or corridor, and no such doors shall be fastened so as to be inoperative when the building is occupied by an audience.

Section 94. False Doors

Par. 1. - No mirrors shall be so placed as to give the appearance of a doorway or exit, hallway, or corridor, nor shall there be any false doors or windows.

Section 95. Main Floor and First Gallery Exits

Par. 1. - A common exit may serve for the main floor of the auditorium and the first gallery, provided that its capacity be equal to the aggregate capacity of the outlets from the main floor and the said gallery; and provided that the lowermost run of any exit leading from a gallery shall not open directly at right angles with the central axis of a common exit unless there is a clear space or landing of at least one and one quarter times the width of the exit between the foot of such exit and such centre line or nearest exit doorway.