At the century-old theater, the husher quietly showed patrons to their velvet seats, a living memory of manners long past.

He asked her to husher the visitors into the antechamber before the king's arrival.

During the lecture, the husher walked down the aisle, placing a finger to their lips whenever someone whispered.

She stood in the doorway, hushering the excited crowd into silence.

She hushered the children into silence with a calm but firm voice.

The hushers in the library moved quietly between the stacks, asking noisy patrons to lower their voices.