Tights, Frillies, and Dance Belts Sample Clauses

Tights, Frillies, and Dance Belts. The Engager agrees to supply each female Artist with not less than three (3) pairs of new performance tights, three (3) pairs of new rehearsal tights, and one (1) pair of frillies. In their first year of engagement, female Artists will be supplied with two (2) pairs of frillies. The Engager also agrees to supply each male Artist with one (1) pair of light coloured rehearsal tights. These garments will be provided to the Artists every September, or else at the beginning of rehearsals, or, if a new member, at the beginning of his/her contract. If at any time tights become unfit for performances, the Engager must replace them. Principal female Dancers may, if they desire, purchase their preferred brand of pink tights and submit the receipt for same to the management for a reimbursement, which will be paid, provided the shade of pink is approved by Engager. The Engager shall also, upon request, supply each female Artist with six (6) boxes of toe tape and four (4) jars of Second Skin at the beginning of each season. Furthermore the Engager will provide each male Dancer with three (3) dance belts every September, or else at the beginning of rehearsals, or, if a new member, at the beginning of said Dancer’s contract. Such dance belts are to be of a style and type to be determined in consultation with the Dancer representatives on the Communications Committee.
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