Word: cent
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...prize, has agreed to undertake the production of the successful play for one week within a year of its acceptance. The prize will take the place of a royalty for that week. If Mr. Craig decides to continue the run, he will pay a royalty of three per cent of the gross receipts for every week thereafter that the performance is continued. He further agrees to do his best to place the play with other managers for regular production, retaining for himself a quarter interest when it is produced elsewhere than in his own theater. Plays may be in three...
...report the most successful year's business in the history of the Co-operative Society. The total business shows an increase of $48,937.28, while the sum to be distributed as dividends is larger than last year by $3,339.73. These figures show that between 6 and 7 per cent. of the increase has been realized as clear profit. It may appear from these figures that a smaller gain was made upon the business added last year, than upon that portion which continued through from the year before. This is not the case, for the percentage of trade with members...
...year of the acceptance of a play, Mr. Craig undertakes to produce it for one week during the regular season. The prize will take the place of the royalty for that week; and if he decides to continue the run, Mr. Craig will play a royalty of three per cent. of the gross receipts for every week it is continued thereafter. He further agrees to do his best to place with other managers for regular production any play awarded the prize, retaining for himself a quarter interest when the play is produced elsewhere than in his own theatre, For this...
...clubs or societies wishing to use rooms in the Union must have 80 per cent. of their number members of the Union, and must fill out application blanks at a time sufficiently in advance of the desired date, so that a room may be conveniently assigned to them. Clubs holding their first meeting in the Union may, however, do so without having 80 per cent. of their men members of the Union...
...clubs or societies wishing to use rooms in the union must have 80 per cent, of their number members if the Union, and must fill out application blanks at a time sufficiently in advance of the desired date, so that the room may be conviently assigned to them. Clubs holding their first meeting in the Union, may, however, do so without having 80 per cent, of their men members of the Union...