Appellant, Select Theatre Corporation, owned the Broadway Theatre in New York City. By written instrument it leased the premises to one Lesser for the production therein of a theatrical performance known as "Ballet de Paris". The term demised commenced on April 7, 1958; the rent reserved was based on a percentage of the box-office receipts. On April 1, 1958 and before the show had opened claimant, a stagehand, was injured in the theatre when struck by a falling crate containing...
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