Popcorn Stand

Nostalgia CCP-510 Circus-Cart Popcorn Maker, Red

List Price: ~~$275.00~~
Price: $187.73
You Save: $87.27 (32%)

Features:

Storage compartment in the base; easy-to-clean design
Circus-style popcorn cart pops up to 1-1/2 gallons at a time
Measures 21 by 16-1/2 by 53 inches; 90-day warranty
Large 4-ounce stainless-steel kettle with built-in stirring system

At just under 5 feet, this tall, circus-style popcorn cart will be the hit of every party. This full-sized cart pops up to 1.5 gallons of movie-house quality popcorn per batch. Despite its old-fashioned, street-corner look, the Circus Cart Popcorn Maker is designed for use in your home so you can prepare hot, fresh popcorn anytime. It features a large, stainless steel kettle with a built in stirring system and kernel catcher to keep out the unpopped kernels. There is a compartment in the base of the unit for storage of supplies to help keep your cart well stocked and looking tidy. This popcorn cart offers an easy-to-clean design and is approved for commercial use. Read more...

Waring Pro Popcorn Maker Trolley

List Price: $189.99

Features:

Holds the Waring® ProTM Professional Popcorn Maker (WPM40 sold separately)
Two wheels make it easy to move
Rubberized feet keep it securely in place
Storage compartment with magnetized door

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Art of Appreciation Gift Baskets Concession Stand Popcorn & Candy Gift Set

List Price: ~~$29.99~~
Price: $20.80
You Save: $9.19 (31%)

Features:

Perfect for anyone who enjoys snacking
Each gift is carefully hand crafted and includes a personalized gift message
Makes a great affordable gift choice

Movie buffs will applaud this classic candy and popcorn snack sampler - it's just like taking a trip to the theaters concession stand for snacks to enjoy with your favorite movie! Presented in a reusable popcorn container, they'll enjoy 2 packs of buttery Movie Time Popcorn, 5 packs of Mini Sandwich Cookies in Chocolate, Vanilla, Strawberry and Banana flavors, everybody's favorite Skittles, Sweet Tarts and of course, every movie needs a pack of Twizzler licorice to enjoy. Each gift is carefully hand crafted and includes a personalized gift message from you to convey your best wishes. Read more...

Anthony Robbins Power Talk! Stand Guard At the Door of Your Mind + interview with Faith Popcorn

2003 AUDIO CD SET W/ FAITH POPCORN Read more...

July 4th is only the beginning: It's a summer fun, music and more at the ...

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The downtown arts pavilion will also become home to the "Shark in the Park" luncheon series each and every Thursday. According to a press release from the chamber, "the 'Shark in the Park' Series is designed to give downtown residents and employees a chance to get outside during the summer months to enjoy the concerts and the beautiful surroundings of Henry Law Park."

Named after media partner The Shark 105.3 FM, the opening Thursday, July 7 performance will feature Big John & The Twins.

Source: Foster's Daily Democrat

	Billboard 1949-10-29 1 popcorn stand on the Royal American Shows, the largest of more than 300 carnivals which tour the US and Canada. That stand matches, if not outdoes, ...
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Reading Int'l- a Monopolistic Popcorn Stand? (updated) « The ST Report

by andrew

Reading Int’l- a Monopolistic Popcorn Stand? (updated)

*I updated this article 20 hours after posting. I made an error in the real estate section, you can see it italicized below. It changed my valuation and comments on valuation; you can see these below italicized as well. The rest of the article is the same. I am very sorry to have committed this error, it was not intentional.

Business Model

My dad used to take me to the movies on a somewhat sporadic fashion, and one thing he always used to say was that movie theaters "make all their money on concessions". At a young age, I took this to mean the movie producers (Dreamworks, Disney, etc.) kept the ticket sales and theaters were simply open to make money selling you overpriced popcorn in a monopoly-like fashion (can't bring in your own food). It wasn't until this week that I actually realized how ridiculous that was; Reading's business is about 30% concessions and 70% box office sales. Oh well, it was interesting to think about a monopolistic popcorn stand as able to support a massive theater every time I went to see a movie... and my dad was simply exaggerating so we wouldn't buy the popcorn, he's not a businessman.

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