Chaplowe v. Powsner

The plaintiff and the named defendant were near neighbors, in West Haven, and intimate friends. They went out together socially very frequently, in the automobile of one or the other, depending upon which was available. On August 25th, 1932, the plaintiff’s husband had a pass, admitting two, to a preview of a moving picture which was to be given at a New Haven theater after the regular night performance. Admission was only upon passes, issued by the distributors to exhibitors, theater owners and managers, and could not be purchased. Plaintiff’s husband intended to attend this preview with her…