Legal Definitions - bank night

BANK NIGHT

Bank night is a type of lottery where a prize is given to a randomly selected person, usually a theater-goer, whose name is drawn from a hopper.

At the end of the movie, the theater announced that it was bank night and drew a name from the hopper. The lucky winner received a cash prize of $500.

During the intermission, the theater held a bank night and the winner received a gift certificate to a local restaurant.

Bank night is a type of lottery that is often used as a promotional tool by theaters to attract more customers. The theater-goers are given a ticket with their name on it, and at the end of the movie, a name is drawn from a hopper. The winner receives a prize, which can be in the form of cash, gift certificates, or other items. The examples illustrate how bank night works and how it is used to reward theater-goers.