Rehearsals
A. (1) The Actor, if required, shall give four weeks' rehearsal without pay (in case of musical comedy, revue or spectacular production, five weeks), and obligates himself to be ready to rehearse four (or five) weeks before the date mentioned in Paragraph 2 on the face of contract hereof; if further rehearsals are required then for each additional week or part thereof the Manager shall pay the Actor full compensation, as provided in Paragraph 3 on face of contract hereof on Saturday night of each week.
(2) It is agreed that rehearsals shall be continuous from the date of the first rehearsal to the date of the first public performance of the play, as stated in Paragraph 2 on the face hereof.
Notice of Termination Before Rehearsal
B. This contract may before the beginning of rehearsals be terminated as follows:
(1) If the contract be signed and entered into prior to two months before the specific date mentioned in Paragraph 2 on face hereof;
(a) By the Manager giving to the Actor written notice and paying him two weeks' salary.
If, however, previously to giving such written notice and making such payment, the Manager shall have given to the Actor written notice that the play will not be produced or that the Actor will not be called for rehearsals, and the Actor thereafter secures a new engagement under which payments to him are to begin not later than the date specified in Paragraph 2 on the face hereof, then and in that event, instead of said two weeks' salary, the only sum, if any, which the Manager need pay the Actor, shall be the amount, if any, by which said two weeks' salary exceeds two weeks' salary of the Actor under said new engagement.
(2) If the contract be signed and entered into within two months of the specific date mentioned in Paragraph 2 on the face hereof and the play is not placed in rehearsal or is abandoned, the Manager shall pay the Actor a sum equal to one week's salary.
Notice of Termination During Rehearsal