The cinema is given for those who like to look at pictures and to listen to the music and the words, and they have a right to look and to hear quietly.
Those who cannot stop talking, chatting, laughing and making a noise or even running about, ought not to be there, because all what they do, they can do elsewhere without spoiling the pleasure of those who are not like them.
So here is the decision: a silent audience—or no cinema.
– 12 October 1962, The Mother – On Education