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- Tutankhamun And Today's Economy
Thanks to Stan Parchin for the following articles. The first is dated 30th December, and is entitled "Economy Keeping King Tut Down". It suggests that ticket sales for Tutankhamun in the US are down, probably due to the economic situation. The second...
- Dallas Gives King Tut A Royal Welcome
There are far too many Tutankhamun articles to publish all of them but here are a couple which celebrate the opening of the Golden Age in Dallas. Dallas Morning News (David Flick and Michael Granberry) As the saying goes, King Tut wasn't born in...
- Exhibition: Tut's Mixture Of Kitsch And Class Draws Crowds In London
The Dallas Morning News (Michael Granberry) Tickets for the Golden Age exhibition, at The O2 (London) until the end of August 2008, will go on sale on Monday for the Dallas leg of the tour, which runs from October 3rd 2008 to May 17th 2009 at the Dallas...
- King Tut Exhibit May Be Coming To Dallas
Dallas News An entry for Monday morning on Mayor Tom Leppert's official calendar appears to confirm what several sources have been telling The Dallas Morning News: King Tut will soon be rolling into town. The notation on the mayor's...
- Tutankhamun Is A Big Draw Right To The End
The Philadelphia Inquirer With only one weekend to go, the Franklin Institute wanted to cram every last second it could into its nearly eight-month King Tut exhibit. So it did just that. The doors to Tutankhamun and the Golden Age of the Pharaohs have...
Egypt
Exhibition: Tutankhamun leaves Dallas
The Dallas Morning News
The boy king has been encamped at the Dallas Museum of Art since October, but for his last hurrah, the DMA is keeping the show open Friday until midnight and staying open continuously to offer "34 Hours of Tut" from Saturday at 9 a.m. until Sunday at 7 p.m., when Tut finally checks out. Half-price tickets will be available in the wee hours Sunday morning.
The DMA has drawn over 600,000 people to the exhibition of more than 130 rare Egyptian artifacts. The museum was hoping to attract at least 1 million, but then this wicked monster called a dreadful economy slipped in under Tut's nose.
Even so, the DMA is choosing to have fun with it all during its "Mummy Marathon," which includes a special Late Nights event tonight from 6 until midnight.
See the above page for more.
- Tutankhamun And Today's Economy
Thanks to Stan Parchin for the following articles. The first is dated 30th December, and is entitled "Economy Keeping King Tut Down". It suggests that ticket sales for Tutankhamun in the US are down, probably due to the economic situation. The second...
- Dallas Gives King Tut A Royal Welcome
There are far too many Tutankhamun articles to publish all of them but here are a couple which celebrate the opening of the Golden Age in Dallas. Dallas Morning News (David Flick and Michael Granberry) As the saying goes, King Tut wasn't born in...
- Exhibition: Tut's Mixture Of Kitsch And Class Draws Crowds In London
The Dallas Morning News (Michael Granberry) Tickets for the Golden Age exhibition, at The O2 (London) until the end of August 2008, will go on sale on Monday for the Dallas leg of the tour, which runs from October 3rd 2008 to May 17th 2009 at the Dallas...
- King Tut Exhibit May Be Coming To Dallas
Dallas News An entry for Monday morning on Mayor Tom Leppert's official calendar appears to confirm what several sources have been telling The Dallas Morning News: King Tut will soon be rolling into town. The notation on the mayor's...
- Tutankhamun Is A Big Draw Right To The End
The Philadelphia Inquirer With only one weekend to go, the Franklin Institute wanted to cram every last second it could into its nearly eight-month King Tut exhibit. So it did just that. The doors to Tutankhamun and the Golden Age of the Pharaohs have...