Word: ticket
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...present four-man ticket plan was adopted to end abuses in ticket distribution which plagued the system last fall, to eliminate student lines, and to speed up ticket processing by the H.A.A...
Getchell said that the H.A.A. is "sitting tight" on any possible cuts until Congressional decision is final. The Ivy Group's spring discussion, he added, will not necessarily bind the eight colleges to one policy on ticket prices...
Although the ticket question will most probably be discussed at this meeting, the spring get-together has been scheduled as a regular part of the new Ivy Group agreement...
...evicted the UN Council from the film industry, you are still left with broader and more basic question of how these undergraduate groups are to acquire the necessary funds for their activities. Considerations of this more basic problem might lead to more fruitful and constructive results. Perhaps a dollar ticket entitling its holder to attend all that club's forums held during the academic year would not only provide income sufficient for the political club to operate, but also put an end once and for all to an arrangement that has pleased few. Duncan H. Cameron...
...privilege of judgment." In general, seven favorable reviews will assure a play a run; a general panning will kill it. Actually the critics, who really want people to go to the theater, are often kinder than the public, are frequently berated in letters from disappointed theatergoers. Commented Critic Chapman: "Ticket prices are such that today's theatergoer, demanding a guarantee of his money's worth, wants only the hits . . . This results in the almost disastrous 'hit or-flop' state of the theater...