Noisy kid punched in theater: Parents, what were you thinking?
Disruptive kids in theaters are nothing new, but a recent violent incident highlights what steps parents and theater managers should take to make sure unsupervised kids follow basic movie-going etiquette.
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By Allison Terry Contributor
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