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    Leo’s Four-Plex Theater Case Characteristic of the business The characteristic of Leo’s Four-Plex Theater is entertainment services business‚ specifically movie theater business. Current situation of the business The Four-Plex Theater is a single located four-screen movie theater located in small town in west Texas‚ and reported as not profitable as expected by the owner with suspicion due to the control problem in the theater operation. That’s why the owner hires an accounting professor for

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    of movies per year than any other country. People watch movies at home on their television or in the theaters on a big screen where the film is been displayed with a movie projector onto a large projection screen at the front of the auditorium. Watching a movie at home or in theater is an enjoyable experience for everyone depending on personal preferences. In a theater‚ one can watch movies as soon as they are released without having to wait until they are released on

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    Movie Theaters vs. Movies At Home Movie theaters can be a fun thing to do with friends and family‚ but staying home and watching a movie can be just as great. Americans last year spent an average of $9.87 billion on tickets alone. Americans who stayed home saved a lot of money‚ were more comfortable‚ and probably had just as good of a time. First of all‚ the financial aspects of going out to the movies are the most appalling factor when you consider the facts. On average‚ a person will go the

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    they have to make sure they do not offend the customer base in that country. 2. Scale Economies and Diseconomies at the Movies: Movie theater concession sales account for well over half the profits at most theaters. Given this‚ what are the benefits of the staggered movie times allowed by multiple screens? What is the benefit to a multiscreen theater of locating at a shopping mall? Staggering movie times would mean less wait in the concession‚ people don’t like to wait and if you have 4

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    reaching this outcome led my team to kick off an ongoing discussion of creative ways that the challenge can be met. The opening of a drive in movie theatre has repeatedly surfaced in these conversations as a suitable option. The number of drive-in theaters in the country has dropped over the years as they were unable to keep up with the customer changing demands of converting to digital theatres. This makes the profit potential of this sector to be high as the unexploited potential customer base

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    6/15/20011 Watching a movie at Home vs. at the Theater Watching movies is a popular pastime that I enjoy‚ but over the last few years the traditional Friday family night at the movies has switch gears. With so many convenient factors to viewing a film at home‚ one has to ask is going to the theater really worth it these days? When I say worth it‚ let me share a few of the obstacles that I’ve had to face recently at the movie theater .First‚ if I decide to go on opening night I have to armor up

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    of men playing the stage roles of women. This paper‚ The Tradition of the Onnagata: Cross-dressed Actors and Their Roles on the Classical Japanese Stage‚ will explore the representation of male and female gender in Japan’s highly stylized classical kabuki theatre. I will look at the history of gender roles in Pre-modern Japan and how they influenced the development of the Onnagata‚ as well as the elaborate techniques and details by which a male transforms himself into the man’s dream of the “perfect

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    Movie Theaters. Where is the perfect seat? Is it near the front so that the screen fills your visual field? Is it in the back so that in the dark the screen is at a natural height for the eyes? Or is it in the center of the movie theater where the speakers are at the perfect distance to optimize the sound? Only the very first person to enter an empty theater has the opportunity to make a seating decision based solely on visual and sound preferences. Every person entering the theater thereafter

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    around for as long as 4000 BC. In the earlier years of theater‚ makeup was used in order to portray different ages‚ genders‚ and classes of society. This makeup had to be applied heavily on the face‚ in order for the audience to see the character’s expressions from far away. Theater makeup was believed to have originated from Greece and became a worldwide tool in theater that many cultures‚ over time adopted ("Theatrical Makeup.") The Kabuki Theater in Japan is a great example of how theatrical makeup

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    Religion in Asian Theatre From 350-1350 c.e. theatre began to die off in the western countries due to Christianity and the fall of Rome. At about this time‚ the performing arts began to emerge on the Eastern hemisphere. The creators of Asian theatre new nothing of the theatre in Rome or Greece so there was no influence during the fabrication of this new form of theatre. Eastern theatre is much more stylized in that they believe in “total theatre‚” which is using every element of theatre be it

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