Word: tickets
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...nationalization of the French railroads, coal mines, electrical industry and other such giants was an old story. But many Frenchmen were surprised at some other government activities. The book showed that the government manages music halls, theater-ticket agencies, a drugstore, a vineyard. It is the nation's biggest ship owner, banker, printer and publisher, sells most of France's phonograph records, runs most of the gambling houses. In all, by unofficial estimate, the government owns outright 167 companies, has an interest in 67 others. And it loses on some of them. On the railroads alone, the government...
Undergraduates will be able to get one Yale ticket for half price, ticket manager Frank O. Lunden announced yesterday...
Instead of paying $4.80 apiece for reserved seats to this year's game in the Yale Bowl, students, by showing up in the H.A.A. offices at the right time, will be able to sign a slip and thus get a reduction for one ticket. A second seat will cost the full price...
...Impresario Toriello decided that the show must go on. The gate-crashers, with no fence to stop them, flocked into the plaza. Soon many choice ringside seats on the shady side had barefoot occupants. By fight time the plaza was packed and some 8,000 angry ticket-holders could not get in. Inside, the unticketed aficionados howled: "We want bulls...
...H.A.A. ticket manager Frank O. Lunden announced that tickets for the Princeton game Saturday can still be picked up by undergraduates who didn't get them last week...