The evening world. Newspaper, November 13, 1919, Page 19

SIS , ended as a gross injustice to a great. ly overridden public. The old $2 top pric / ei ba ’ memory in many Broadway theatres. >| The number of theatres with a $2.50 or $3 top has been growing steadily. |Prohibitive prices are being demand- €4 for special occasions, Tickets for ‘ ’ 1 in some way, he claims, the higher] Nava? Man Brought From Coast anjTonkers in June last It's se ‘ticket for the same Wife Deserte av te vie bud Has en ingles ts Were sold, and money was “Deputy Sheriffs Benjamin 1. Graw- ante eee : funded by the management only ol ford and Vincent Cashin returned to} ri afr noteaannare: Sesto Be It’s a Pleasure to Visit your Dentist if you Take Care of your Teeth the duplicates, or counterfeit tickets, ingen a WICE a year you should fa now only a in custody Albert States Naval Archi- ife, and in support arrested on a bench |this will allege she went to Colorado i him with abandon-|to get ag@iivorce by mutual agree- ng two children ment. The distinctive American beverage got out.” Manager Newman of that theatre, when d of Mr. Kilroe’s statement last night, said: “We ‘have at no time raised the prices for . Eth Barrymore. We shall be glad to show you our books, which will prove that wo rere less money for the Election Thanksgiving Night at the New Am- sterdam Theatre (“The Folliés") are selling at $5.50. and first-night tickets for “Aphrodite,” at the Century The- atre, cost $11, including the war hog - and without speculators’ premiums. if : eaamnined~ Shatigers ge Agents Called Mr, Kilrog made the following siate-| matinee performance, ns eu ; fe n'a have Loreto ,) : “I shall be glad to show the books ToDay to Explain Why eThe theatre ticket situation has e- & the ‘atrick Attorney. t don't ese Lideasiaral grr san! por Prices Have Been Jumped. | veloped into-what seams tobe a race| "ow, anY oft coud possibly mal not. Little defects you dgn't Ro- eo_“¥Xe Between the ticket speculator and the| felt tickets—that’s just what they tice can'tescape his skilled search, District Attorney Swann planned theatrical producer to see which one| Worm Andowe do not yet know Row bd * to-fiay to request the Commissioner atte-aladahas Oe. putas — If you brush your teeth every morning mf Licenses to require theatrical pro-| who are now pushing prices tothe iast| NEW. HAVEN TICKET LAWS and night with Colgate’s you can make @ucers and managers to maintain a fized admission price during the efi-| the best plan to kill the theatre bust- ) ness in this city.” hi Whe ue of 4 production, “This was! “rns atitude of the prodiserd gen- one of the proposed means of ending | erally ig Known to be a” it-or- « . leave-it” position. ‘They claim tho the theatrical ticket “gouge” which | rignt to charge what-they will, and ‘was to be considered at a conference | insist that the speculator is the one of managers and ticket brokers to be responsible for existing conditions. Florenz Zicgfeld jr., producer of the held in the District Attorney's office Amsterdam ‘this afternoon. “Follies” at the New Theatre, said yesterday: ‘ “Tt is si I; tion of suppl: fnvited to the conference were Com-|ang demand” Tham font * (tissioner of Licenses John Gilchrist, Chief Magistrate McAdoo, representa- point the traMc will bear, have adopted this twice-a-year visit a pleasure— your teeth will becleaner,sounder and healthier. Dentists recommend Colgate’s because * ‘they know that it is a thorough cleaner Y ax well as safe to use every day. HAVE TEETH THAT GRIP City Ordinances So Comprehensive That Loopholes Are Hard to Find. NEW HAVEN, Conn/ Nov. 13.— The New Haven Ticket Speculation Law, sections 23, 24 and 25 of the City Ordinances, in full is as follows: “All tickets of admission to pub- le places of amusement, performance, ang demand. The managers don't make theatre prices—the public makes them. People don’t have to go to the A Cold Weather Stimulant ie: theatre; they can stay away. If the 4 i emer Department and) prices are exorbitant they cah refuse | PO ee ene HARACTER and qual- 1 other officials. to buy tickets, It has always been shall have printed on them in a con- > ‘ Mr. Swann is convinced that con-| the custom to raise prices for Thanks. |*P!ovous manner the price for which tly are so“ pronounced, ditions justify an attempt to end|siving and New Year's Eve | sueas they are to be sold und the date or in this true ginger product ances, dates for which they are issued. foe theatre, trelene ar rontte charkes|"" “If the theatre-goers would refuse|" “No person, persons, or eorpora-| | Distitbutors aged and mellowed that fand atill bigher priced at the ticket |for A” week tho problem would ‘pe | HOR shall ell or offer for ale in or| f for Hagvard i Srtare ON ger Aiea ieee agencies. The first move will be to-| solved, It is impossible to keep tickets | UPON any street, park, alley, or other |B Ginger Ale. first thought when ordering .|out of the hands of the speculators, | public place in the City of New Ha- 5, Sane ony gated the ticket speculat- | fo) 0 speculator is corvicted he| ven, any ticket, privilege or license Seggerman ginger ale at the restaurant | t ing law to stop profiteering. The | gots a small fine. There will have to|of admission to any place of public Bros, or for the home. ; speculators used to be the Main ob- | be more severe penulties if the law ts|musement, performance, sport, ex- gt Hudson hikition or athletic contest at a price greater than the price printed thoro- on, or at a price greater than the actual fixed price of admission to such place of public amusement, port, performance, exhibition of atiiletic contest. “Any person, persons or corpora- tion violating any of the provisions of either of the two sections preced- Ing shall be fined not less than $10 or more than $100 for each a and the sale of each ticket sol violation of any provision of sections shall constitute a separate and distinct offen: Sects of legislation, but it has be- @ome evident that some managers are disposed gradually to raise their prices at the box office until, ho be- lteves, the time is ripe tor protecting the public. lg tion shows that the tickets were net In announcing the conference for) counterfeits, but were duplicates this afternoon, Agistant District At-| printed by the Globe Printing Com- torney Kilroe admitted the legal ba Nag ter hd Alt Soret right of managers to raise prices, Tae ap peer ogg Mle vg Me oq the position of the District |Tesult_ of @ decision by tho Empire management to raise the price of Attorney's office is that it should be fier one set had been printed, to result in any good.” Regarding: tire recont charge that countorfeit tickets had been sold by some one for the Election Day mati- nee at the Empire Theatre, where Kthel Barrymore is appearing, Mr, Kilroe said to-day his HARYARD CO., MASS. . 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