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  How To Sneak Into a Broadway Show Today's Wall Street Journal has a whole article about how to sneak into a Broadway show without paying. "I imagine that sneaking into shows is illegal," one character in the article says. What's next, an article on how to shoplift copies of the Journal from newsstands? The next time the Wall Street Journal hits Broadway producers up for advertising, the producers will be justified in using the old Bloomingdale-New York Post line, "But Rupert, your readers are my shoplifters." How To Sneak Into a Broadway Show Today's Wall Street Journal has a whole article about how to sneak into a Broadway show without paying. "I imagine that sneaking into shows is illegal," one character in the article says. What's next, an article on how to shoplift copies of the Journal from newsstands? The next time the Wall Street Journal hits Broadway producers up for advertising, the producers will be justified in using the old Bloomingdale-New York Post line, "But Rupert, your readers are my shoplifters."
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