Per Curiam.
The owner of a theatre or other place of public amusement is under a duty to exercise ordinary and reasonable care to see that a patron is not injured due to the acts of other persons.
The standard of care which the defendant owed to the plaintiff, a patron of its theatre, should have been properly defined and it was error to charge that defendant owed a "high degree of care to patrons for their safety."
Moreover a verdict of $3...
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