COSTUMES AND WIGS Sample Clauses

COSTUMES AND WIGS. The Met shall furnish all costumes, including gloves, feathers, jewelry, wigs, tights, boots and shoes, required for roles in which Principal shall appear. It is understood that The Met shall not be required to furnish any wig unless the costume design includes a wig as part of the costume, and all costumes and wigs furnished by it shall remain its property.
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COSTUMES AND WIGS. All costumes and wigs, including any incidentals which any Chorister is required by The Met to wear at any rehearsal or performance, shall be furnished at the expense of The Met, and shall be worn by said Chorister. The Met shall maintain all costumes, shoes, and wigs in proper and wearable manner and shall replace them as required. All costumes shall have linings or be otherwise finished so as to prevent discomfort, skin irritation, or other abnormal reaction of the Chorister wearing the same. All costumes and wigs shall be cleaned before being used for the first time in any season. Costumes, including shoes and wigs, assigned to be worn by more than one Chorister shall be thoroughly sanitized before each change of Chorister unless the change in Chorister results from an emergency too late for cleaning to be accomplished and the role is essential to the production. No Chorister will be required to wear the shoes of another Chorister and every new Chorister will be provided with new ‘stock’ shoes, as follows:

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