Spaeth Co. v. Bevering
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the CourtGallagher, C. J.
Appellee F. B. Bev-ering sued appellants Spaeth & Co. for damages for breach of contract. Appellee owned or controlled an opera house in Mexia, Tex. Appellants were proprietors of a minstrel road show. They entered into a written contract with appellee to give a performance of said show in his opera house. Said contract provided that appellants should receive three-fourths of the receipts from the sale of tickets for said performance, and that appellee should receive one-fourth of the proceeds of said sale. It further provided that appellants should pay the sum of $16.50 toward advertising…
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