In the Decades Before World War II, Going to a Movie

In the decades before World War II, going to a movie theater in the downtown section of a large city was a first class experience that probably included all of the following EXCEPT

A) air-conditioning - the first ever available in public buildings in the U.S.
B) cocktails and free hors d'oeruvres.
C) lavishly decorated lobbies and lounges with plush velvet wall paper.
D) well-groomed, uniformed doormen and ushers to escort patrons to their seats.