Program and Souvenir Program Clause Samples

Program and Souvenir Program. (A) The Engager shall have listed in the program (playbill) distributed to the audience, or have announced to the audience, the names of all Artists who dance Principal or Soloist roles. Where a change in such occurs, an announcement of the change shall be made to the audience. (B) Artists shall have the right of approval of photographs for use in the souvenir performance program (playbill). This approval shall be in writing and shall not be unreasonably withheld. This Rule applies to photographs of three (3) Artists or less. Photographs not disapproved within forty-eight (48) hours after notification of their availability to the Artist shall be considered approved. (C) Where an Artist is no longer under contract to the Engager, the Engager shall be held harmless in the sale of souvenir programs containing clearly recognizable identifiable photographs (of three (3) Artists or less) and/or biographical material of a dancer until the end of the calendar year during which the dancer's contract expired or was to have expired. (D) Use of photographs in a historical context may be the subject of a special agreement between CAEA and Engager. (E) There will be no riders on any Artist's contract waiving any of these Rules.
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Program and Souvenir Program. 36.01 The Engager shall have listed in the program distributed to the audience, or have announced to the audience the names of all Artists who dance Principal or Soloist roles. Where a change in such roles occurs, an announcement of the change shall be made to the audience. 36.02 The Artist shall have the right of approval of biographical material for the program and souvenir program, which approval shall be in writing, and shall not be unreasonably withheld. Biographical material not disapproved within forty-eight (48) hours of its submission to the Artist shall be considered approved. 36.03 All Soloists and Principals must give written approval on photographs which are to appear in the souvenir program. This does not apply to group photographs consisting of three or more Dancers. 36.04 Where a Principal or Soloist is no longer under contract to the Engager, the Engager shall be held harmless in the use of souvenir program containing clearly recognizable and identifiable photographs and/or autobiographical material of the Artist until the end of the calendar year during which the Artist’s contract expired or was to have expired. 36.05 Use of photographs in an historical context may be the subject of a special agreement between CAEA and Engager. 36.06 There will be no riders on any Artist’s contract waiving any of these Rules.
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