Word: ticket
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Federal aid, according to Alfred and Miss Hellman, would lead to a general reduction of ticket prices, a rebirth of community theater, and a saner attitude toward financial success. Kerr, however, cited an experiment in which a New York producer raised the price of back-row seats and immediately found them in demand. "We can always sell the orchestra," he shrugged, "it's more than a question of price...
...most damaging points of the new policy is that the Council being sufficiently wrapped up in its own problems cannot respond and challenge its energy to situations where it is most needed. The Yale Swimming Meet Ticket fiasco sufficiently illustrates a situation where the Council failed to respond and investigate a situation that would have been most appreciated by the student body...
...simple. The film is an unpretentious Japanese story of a no more momentous event than the quiet death of an old man who has spent most of his life rubber-stamping documents no one cares about. Yet Ikiru is a powerful film, well worth the cost of a ticket and the time away from the books...
Motorists are now able to over-park, park illegally, or even double-park with a pretty good chance of driving off without a ticket. Fines when assessed are a mere $2 (to the nth offense); they do little to scare off future violations...
Richard A. Rand '62 editor of the Advocate, seemed as disappointed as the rest. "That's awful," he said in dismay. One wasn't sure whether he was speaking of the abortive welcoming demonstration or the ticket sales. Only 250 showed up in Sanders Theater to hear Rexroth Saturday...