Italian Art Exhibit Committee v. Romeo

The appellee sued the appellants, individually, and as members of the Italian Art Exhibit Committee, upon the common counts, and a special count on contract, for the recovery of a sum claimed to be due for services rendered. The Italian Art Exhibit Committee, of which defendants were members, were putting on a pageant in Birmingham in promotion of an Italian Art Exhibit. Plaintiff was employed to furnish band music for the pageant. Without dispute it was agreed that he should be paid $135 for furnishing music for the pageant and one dress rehearsal, which sum was paid. Plaintiff sues for an…