Wolff v. Alexander Film Company

Appellee contracted in writing with, appellant for the rent of “a series of advertising films for a continuous period of twelve months from the date the first film is shipped,” to be screened in the Siegel Theatre of McG-ehee at a cost to appellant for screening of $10 per month. He also agreed to pay appellee for rent of the advertising films in installments of $15 per month, the first to be and was paid at the date of the contract, March 7, 1930; the second to be due and payable 30 days after the first shipment of service, and the others every 30 days thereafter, covering twelve months. The…