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The arrangement between the Boston Opera Company and the Harvard Opera Association by which members of the latter will secure tickets at less than half the original price to all evening performances will go into effect at the first performance Monday evening. The Boston Opera Company will have an enlarged repertoire this season, a greater variety of operas being given than heretofore. In addition to having many of the most famous singers of both Europe and America for certain periods, the company has also secured for about six weeks the services of Weingartner, the famous German conductor.
Circulars, giving complete details of how to secure tickets, have been mailed to all members of the association whose addresses could be found in this year's directory. There are, however, a large number of men who have signed the blue-books but whose address could not be found and to whom the circulars could, therefore, not be sent. These men should see N. Roosevelt '14, chairman of the association, who will be at Amee's book store today between 11 and 12 o'clock and 3 and 4 o'clock to give out the circulars and membership cards.
Tickets for First Opera Today.
Tickets for the first performance, Monday evening, will be on sale today at Amee's beginning at 9 o'clock and continuing until Monday evening at 7.15 o'clock. There are 39 seats available for this performance in the second balcony at 75 cents each and 20 seats in the first balcony at $1.50 apiece. In addition, there are a number of seats scattered over various portions of the house.
In the future, seats will be placed on sale the day before each performance and no tickets will be sold after 7.15 o'clock the evening of the performance. There will be 32 seats to be had regularly in the second balcony and from 50 to 75 seats for more popular nights. Every Wednesday evening four seats will be available in the orchestra in addition to tickets presented to the association by regular subscribers. No arrangement can be made to supply seats for extra performances or for matinees.
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