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Those were the days. I was lucky enough to see them in the summer of 1963 in Great Yarmouth.

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Ticket prices started at four shillings and sixpence (around 63 US cents at the time). Even better, I didn’t actually pay anything. My best friend’s family ran a seafront guest house and the theatres in town customarily gave small numbers of tickets away to proprietors for promotional purposes.

It was a popular holiday town with four theatres and a number of cinemas that also doubled as live-performance venues which hosted performances by pretty much every British pop star and band of any repute throughout the 1960s. My friend and I saw all of them for free.
 
If the Beatles were Alive & Together Today, :laughing9:& Not a Hundred :laughing9: You'd Probably need to Take out a Loan For a Pair of tickets.

I Think Everyone involved from the Ticket Printers , to the IRS
would Expect to Take in Millions from a Tour :tongue3:
 
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