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Wairarapa Times-Age, 17 August 1938, Page 6

N.Z.’S STRANGEST INSURANCE POLICY: (INCORPORATED IN AUSTRALIA) PERSONAL ACCIDENT POLICY FROM — SATURDAY, 20th AUGUST, 1938, TO — ‘ TUESDAY, 23rd AUGUST, 1938. OTfjereas The Directors of' - REGENT THEATRE, MASTERTON, called the Insured, following the occupation of Theatre Proprietors have made to the QUEENSLAND INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED, hereinafter called the Company, a proposal in writing dated the 14th day of Aug., 1938 , which is declared to be the basis . of this Policy, and has paid or agreed to pay to the Company a Premium for the in emnities hereinafter contained, Jgoto therefore this Policy witnesseth that if anyone of the Patrons attending the REGENT THEATRE, MASTERTON, shall sustain any physical injury through Hysteria, Apoplexy," Burst Blood Vessels, Damage to Wearing Apparel, Loss of Dentures caused directly or solely by excessive laughter in witnessing the film of Geoige Foimbt in Ice,” then the Company will pay to the Insured or to his Legal Representative the sum or sums hereinafter mentioned, that is to say:- , , T. The maximum amount that may be claimed under this Policy shall not be in excess of One Thousand Pounds (1,000). , UNIQUE INSURANCE POLICY.—An example of the varied forms of insurance “ ver “ J" X' above policy executed for the management of the Regent Theatre, Masterton, this P 9 p . bv corne dy physical risk possible to patrons, caused by excessive laughter during the season of the G g “I SEE ICE,” which opens at the Theatre on Saturday,