Polando v. Vizzini

OPINION

By PHILLIPS, PJ.

In this opinion the parties will be referred to as they stood in the court of common pleas.

Plaintiff was seated in defendant’s cafe, situated in Youngstown, Ohio, to which he, together with the general public, had been invited by defendant, and where he was a paid patron at the time defendant’s manager and barkeeper asked him to hold the door while he forcibly ejected another patron, called ejected patron, hereafter, who used loud, vulgar, boisterous and profane language therein, and objected to the music that was being played on a “juke box,” furnished by defendant for…