WordNet
n. a ticket good for admission to a theater [syn: theatre ticket]
Usage examples of "theater ticket".
In the pockets I found New York theater ticket stubs, something from a recent concert in San Francisco.
The Nius' funeral gift, the trips to Yoshiwara, the theater ticket, and now feeding a wrestler added up to as much as he'd formerly made in a week of tutoring.
There was a package of book matches from Wuv's, a folded length of copper wire, a theater ticket stub and a parking stub from the Double X Theater, and a plug of Brown Mule chewing tobacco with one small bite missing.
Curious, she flipped open the front cover to find a loose movie theater ticket for an evening showing of The Wizard of Oz.
But then he realized he was still holding his BankAmericard, his wallet, half a theater ticket, a matchbook, a handkerchief, a package of gum, a clip of bills, a pen-and a piece of chalk!
Calm and collected, he stood whistling if he were standing in line for a theater ticket.
Keys, small change, maybe a theater ticket -- how about a parking receipt for a Jaguar?
She could discuss Dostoevsky or Freud, Hegel or Brahms, Dow Jones or the Bolshoi Ballet in four languages, knew how to get a floorside table or instant theater ticket anywhere in New York, and had preferred accounts at Tiffany's, Bendel's, and Saks.
There were matches, a couple of cigars, a pair of dark glasses, a cheap handkerchief not used, a Bay City movie theater ticket stub, a small comb, an unopened package of cigarettes.
And the security point, an armor-glass-fronted cubicle something like a movie theater ticket booth, was even worse.