East Texas Theatres, Inc. v. Rutledge

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• stating that, unless the identity of the bottle-thrower was known, it was impossible to determine the effectiveness of the suggested control measures
• stating that, unless the identity of the bottle-thrower was known, it was impossible to determine the effectiveness of the suggested control measures
• holding no cause in fact because no evidence to show that, had theater employed sufficient security measures, bottle would not have been thrown
• stating that, unless the identity of the bottle-thrower was known, it was impossible to determine the effectiveness of the suggested control measures
• noting that even if the person who threw a bottle and struck the victim had seen the theater personnel remove others for “rowdy” behavior “it would be just a guess as to what subjective effect such action may have had upon the bottle thrower”
• noting that even if the person who threw a bottle and struck the victim had seen the theater personnel remove others for \rowdy\ behavior \it would be just a guess as to what subjective effect such action may have had upon the bottle thrower\

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