Word: ticket
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...bulldogs and young pups have bought out Yale's entire 15,000-ticket assortment for Saturday's game, Robert A. Hall, Yale Director of Athletics reported at 6 p.m. yesterday afternoon...
...ticket agent at the Harvard Club of Boston reported no demand for extra seats there as of last night...
...count on your escape. For eventually you must arrive at that squalid square where all the one-way signs point inward. It is a large area, teeming with unshaven men who will approach you and offer you fifty dollars spot cash for your car and throw in a train ticket to Boston; a square where cars go to die. Sell your car there, and be glad to get out alive. But better still, trust not to Providence. Trust instead to the salutary flooding that can come only from...
...fact that now I too would be on hand to cheer for the team, I hardly noticed the price that my acquaintance (he is no longer a friend) had me write on the cheek. Not until later did I fully realize that I had paid eight dollars per ticket...
...easy to see how extreme financial worries could upend all parts of the theatre. With no stable authority and many pretenders, each department tried to get as much of the budget as it could. And all the while Brattle kept its ticket prices...