1943 Rockefeller Center Theatre Stars on Ice Ticket Envelope Program Henie Wirtz

Description

1943 World War II Stars on Ice theater memorabilia ready to frame and gift to a collector
The original ticket is from Thursday evening April1,1943
Includes the original envelope for the tickets as presented to you upon purchase
The program measures 9 x 7 inches closed, the envelope measures 4.25 x 2.75 inches
and the ticket stub measures 1.50 x1.50 inches
The staple binding is still intact
Many patriotic ads inside with sepia toned photographs
Claudia Colbert is shown lighting up a cigarette for a soldier
For VICTORY BUY U.S. war savings BONDS and STAMPS
Look at the latest Car Model for 1943
Suggestions for after theater night life and instructions on the New Laws for Contract Bridge No.4
Layout of the Center Theater's four eating sections
Plant a victory garden as illustrated in this 26 page program
EMERGENCY NOTICE: In the event of an alert, remain in your seats.
In the summer of 1942 Sonja Henie and Arthur M. Wirtz made arrangements to convert the Center Theater in Rockefeller Center into America's first and only ice theater.