De La Ysla v. Publix Theatres Corp.

This case went off on a demurrer to the complaint. Upon the failure of the plaintiff to further plead, the action was dismissed. He appeals. The substance of the complaint is that the defendant, a corporation, was the owner of and operated at Salt Lake City “a public amusement theatre” under the name of the “Victory Theatre”; that the plaintiff purchased from the ticket seller of the defendant and paid $1.40' for four tickets, one for himself and three for three of his friends accompanying him, all Filipinos and residents of Salt Lake City, Utah, and adult persons, which tickets called for…