Rynn v. Fox-New England Theatres, Inc.
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court
1Opinion of the CourtCox, J.
The plaintiff and her daughter were rightfully in the defendant’s moving picture theatre. Upon the evidence most favorable to the plaintiff, it could have been found that an usher conducted them about half way down an aisle which sloped toward the stage and in which there were no steps or stairs of any kind. It was dark in the theatre, and a picture was then being shown. The usher indicated that they should take some vacant seats on their left which were in some distance in a row at right angles to the aisle. In order to reach the seats it was necessary for them to pass in front of several…
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