#undated

Rosemary Karuga, Children playing, undated, collage on paper, 46 × 27.5 cm, Circle Art Gallery

I've had these booklets for quite a while, and while they each only have one ticket left, they're still cool!

Here's the child admission:

Based on the attractions, I'd say that these are from sometime when Country Bear Jamboree opened in March 1972 and when Flight to the Moon closed in January 1975. I always thought the ticket books and lettering system were pre-1970s but I guess not!

Here's the adult admission:

(I have to say, I like the yellow way more.)

Take note of these prices by the way! $7.25 for a child and $10.65 for an adult... one can only dream of that now lol.

kids in chicago, 1960s-1970s.

I got a big pile of inserts from DVDs from someone, and while I won't be scanning them all in, I thought some may be interesting to preserve and share! This is a promo paper for Disney Blu-ray, specifically hyping up the 3D feature (has anyone ever used that? is it really ever 3D outside of a professional theater?)

I did check the listed url for more info, and it doesn't exist anymore BUT the wayback machine has snapshots back to 2010, and can you believe the 2010 site has promo for this exact blu-ray right at the top! You can also click the links and read about how the 3D function works, learn how to set up your equipment if you still have it, or watch Timon and Pumbaa get silly & meta in a short ad

(this is a screenshot from the site lol)

Back to the actual paper; here's the inside:

Interesting that the definition and durability are specifically Disney-fied. How do you most often watch your movies now vs. back then?

Here's the back cover of the paper featuring the Toy Story 2 gang: