| The picture shows a view of all (7) Early Unused Movie Theatre Advertising Tickets in this lot. The backs are blank. These are not dated but they are believed to be from the 1910s and the 1920s. The first picture shows all (7) tickets in this lot. The second and third pictures show a closer view of each of the two types. The first two tickets have a tiltle but it is unknown if it was a movie film or a theatre play or show. They were not issued, filled in, or signed. They are marked as follows: WILLIAMS' JOLLITIES
IN THE ELECTRIC SPARK
ADMIT ONE
FOR COURTESIES EXTENDED
E. B. VOSBURGH, MANAGER
ISSUED BY
SEC.
ROW
NO. The other (5) tickets are also unused, They are all connected with consecutive numbers. There is a place to write in, stamp, or print the theatre name. These were most likely for small shows because they were using an early Keystone Moviegraph projector. These would have been from the silent film days. These read as follows: (number)
(choose name) THEATRE
ADMIT ONE
KEYSTONE MOVIEGRAPH SHOW
THE KEYSTONE MOVIEGRAPH IS THE BEST
ASK YOUR DEALER
TRIMOUNT PRESS, BOSTON The larger tickets measure 4-11/16'' x 1-3/4'' and the smaller ones each measure about 2'' x 1-1/4''. They appear to be in good to excellent condition with some creasing and wear as pictured. | 
