Hill v. Anderson

The plaintiff states that he is the owner of a first-class show, entitled “McFadden’s Flats,’’and has in his employ a competent company, „possessed of the proper wardrobe, music, scenery and advertisements; that said show is a traveling combination, giving exhibitions upon what is ¡known as sharing terms, the plaintiff furnishing all the company and proper wardrobe, music, scenery and advertisements, and the proprietor of the theatre furnishing the theatre, well-cleaned, lighted and heated, together with stage hands, janitors, ticket sellers, etc., the gross receipts being divided equally…