...United States, hi the case of Wheaton & Donaldson v Peters & Griggs (8 Peters, 592), uses-this language: The exception regarding the public performance of...representative of one of the largest musical publishing nouses in the country stated that the publisher finds the so-called "penny parlor" of first assistance...

...an alien who is domiciled within the United States at the time of the first publication of bis work. The exception regarding the public performance of...satisfactory to the composers and proprietors of musical copvrights. A representative of one of the largest musical publishing nouses in the country stated...

...form of juke box. A= was said in House Report 2222, referred to above (60th Cong.. 2d sess.. p. 9) : "The exception regarding the public performance of...country stated that the publisher finds the so-called fenny parlor' of first assistance as an advertising med'nm." To permit an industry to collect more...

...on a coin-operated machine was a public performance ; it described the exemption 40480 — 54 3 as "the exception regarding the public performance of...musical composition upon coin-operated machines." Why, then, did Congress specifically exempt the user of music on coin-operated machines from the obligation...

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...musical productions. "The exception regarding the public performance of a musical composition npuii coin-operated machines in a place where an admission...publishing houses in the country stated that the publisher nnds the so-called 'penny parlor' of lirst assistance as an advertising medium." With the passing of...