Per Curiam.
Plaintiffs are the composers of a song entitled "Red Roses for My Blue Baby", the rights to which they assigned in 1945 to the defendant, music publisher, on a royalties basis. In 1949 the defendant published another song entitled "Red Roses for a Blue Lady". The complaint is that the latter is an infringement of plaintiffs' song, a virtual steal of its title, and that defendant failed or neglected to promote plaintiffs' composition but successfully...
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