82 N.J. Eq. 570 | New York Court of Chancery | 1914
The complainant is the pxopxietox of the Bxoadway Theatxe at Long Bianch, in which he has in the past and desires in the future to exhibit moving pictures on Sundays.
The defendants, the police authorities at Long Branch, have interfered with .the Sunday night performances by entering the premises, reading the Riot act and removing the audience.
The prayer of the bill is that the defendants
“may be’’'restrained from further molesting and interfering with your orator under pretense of enforcing the act to prevent riots, routs, and*571 tumultuous assemblies, and from reading any proclamation under said act in the theatre of your orator, and taking possession of the theatre of your orator and stationing policemen at the doors of your orator’s theatre under the pretense that there was a riot, rout, or tumultuous assembly.”
The writ is refused.