Collins v. Connelly
Appellate Terms of the Supreme Court of New York
1Opinion of the Court
Guy, J.:
Action by the plaintiff, receiver in supplementary proceedings, against the defendants, judgment debtors, to recover salary or compensation owing to defendants from three of the B. F. Keith theatrical companies.
The facts were conceded. During the week commencing November 27, 1922, the defendants, judgment debtors, were engaged to perform as actors at one or more of the Keith theatres, the sum of $750 to be paid the defendants at the end of that week for their services and the services of other persons hired by defendants.
On November 5, 1922, one of the judgment creditors obtained…
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