Yak Tivity warns against movie theater ads and prices
The column argues that audio visual advertising in cinemas irks viewers who pay to see films not commercials. It notes typical admission costs for first run movies and contends many patrons object to paying sixty cents to see a movie with unwanted ads and promos.
A Nickel Plan to Save Movies From Pushy Ads
A writer proposes moviegoers pay five or ten cents less for admission to avoid intrusive advertising. Hollywood faces a shrinking box office as theaters rely on ads and popcorn. If ads stay, filmgoers will switch to television. if not, they’ll skip movies but keep a TV.
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