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Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio
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A lawsuit was filed against Mr. Simpson, manager of the Park Theatre in New-York, for harboring and employing two apprentices as supernumeraries on stage. The court granted a non-suit due to no proof he knew their status, while severely criticizing the practice of using boys as supernumeraries.
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non-suit granted, subject to a case; judge commented severely on the custom of employing boys as supernumeraries.
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An action was brought against Mr. Simpson, manager of the Park Theatre, New-York, for harboring and employing two apprentices as supernumeraries on the stage. There was no proof that he knew the boys to be apprentices, upon which ground a non-suit was demanded. The court sustained the motion, commenting with severity on the custom and marking detestation of the practice. The judge directed a non-suit to be entered, subject to a case.