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We consider the problem of pricing and advertising a one-time entertainment event. Three pricing policies are characterized and contrasted, namely, dynamic price (DP), constant price (CP) and two-market price (TMP). In this last scenario, the selling season is composed of a regular price period and a last-minute price period, with the switching date between the two markets being determined endogenously.