Common use of CURTAIN TIME Clause in Contracts

CURTAIN TIME. Curtain Time shall be defined as seven (7) minutes past advertised Curtain Time or the beginning of the music of the first (1st) dance piece whichever occurs first.

CURTAIN TIME. Curtain Time time shall be defined as seven (7) minutes past advertised Curtain Time curtain time or the beginning of the music of the first (1st) dance piece whichever occurs firstfirst (1st).

CURTAIN TIME. “Curtain Time Time” shall be defined as seven (7) minutes past advertised Curtain Time or the beginning of the music of the first (1st) dance piece whichever occurs first.

CURTAIN TIME. Curtain Time time shall be defined as seven (7) minutes past advertised Curtain Time curtain time or the beginning of the music of the first (1st) dance piece whichever occurs first.

CURTAIN TIME. Curtain Time shall be defined as seven ten (710) minutes past advertised Curtain Time or the beginning of the music of the first (1st) dance piece piece, whichever occurs first.

CURTAIN TIME. The term “Curtain Time Time” shall be defined as mean seven (7) minutes past the advertised Curtain Time curtain time, or the beginning of the music of the first (1st) dance piece piece, whichever occurs first. Provided, however, that this definition shall not apply in the event that the curtain time is delayed by an injury to an Artist, in which case the curtain time shall be the time that the curtain actually goes up for the performance.