World's Special Films Corp. v. Fichtenberg

Appellee, H. Fichtenberg, doing business as Isis Theater, sued appellant for damages for breaching a contract whereby appellant agreed to furnish appellee a film for a special feature picture known as “Pro-tea,” to be run three days beginning November 24, 1913, in appellee’s theater in Houston, and recovered $229. It was alleged that appellee was to receive $135 of each day’s proceeds, and the excess over and above that amount was to be divided equally between the parties. On November 18th appellant advised appellee that the contract was canceled, and it is alleged that appellee had gone to…