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1948
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ill of us must have a bitter jrience in purchasing tickets ire the commencement of the Jr. Everyone in the crowd tries >urchase his ticket first. The Be have been caught red-handftceepting bribes from the Was and allowing them to base as many tickets as they . Thus they get a chance to their purchased tickets to e who cannot obtain tickets i the 'window' due to the rush. If the matter is rted to the management of the teahouse, they either pay litpttcntion towards it or plead innocence. Evidently the le chain of the management is upted. No doubt advance □ng saves time and trouble for this also we have to grease ipahn of the man concerned I mean to say is that the kmarket is in full swing at cinema-.
Ve can hound this nuisance when we instil the necessity 'landing in queue in the mind \a ignorant masses. The queue fem is very essential and we v that Government can also lot in training up the cine>ers for having this quality lined in them. Thev can ask
the cinema owners to exhibit slides requesting their patrons to stand patiently in a line while purchasing their tickets.
"Will our National Government look into t His matter and extend their helping hand to drive away this anti-national element?"
KASGANJ. B. Chakraverty.
SAR KA "DARD"
""Recently I went to see Kardar Productions' "Dard". I really wonder very much why these socalled directors and producers do not quit the field before it is too late. Pictures like "Dard" instead of being a source of entertainment only give rise to 'dard' (ache) in one's head."
NEW DELHI. Puran Chandra.
CINEMAS OR MURDER CHAMBERS?
"On 23rd night the roof of ".May fair" (an English picture house I collapsed due to a duststorm causing serious injury to five persons, who are progressing in the hospital.
"It was surprising that the cinema owners were allowed to screen the shows the next day with the damaged roof, which was only patched up.
"On investigation it was found
at Bhushan is giving some happy news which delights Begum Para Nazira in Oriental Pictures' "Sohag Raaf' released through Varma Films.