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538 HARVARD BUSINESS REPORTS
Organ
(i) Organ lift untimely. (2) Improper color spot for selection. (3) Music on rack disorderly. (4) Personal appearance of organist. (5) Glare. (6) Organ out of key with orchestra on coordination. (7) Monotony of stops. (8) No music during trailers. (9) Organist improvising and not following the score. (10) Improper control of volume. (11) Improper selection of stops. (12) Improper selection of tempo during slide presentation. (13) Console dirty. (14) Cyphers. (15) Carelessly spotted. (16) Failure to catch direct cues. (17) Signals for change of slides not properly timed. (18) Organ solo too lengthy. (19) Failure to change selection after feature concluded. (20) Too long pauses before stage show or following presentation. (21) Light left burning.
Stage Performance
(1) Clumsy entrances and exits. (2) Faulty line work. (3) Dancers out of step. (4) Dancers out of tempo. (5) Line arrangement for size. (6) Crooked lines. (7) Costumes not clean. (8) Voices not loud enough. (9) Miscues. (10) Faulty make-up. (n) Properties incomplete. (12) Too many bows. (13) Numbers repeated too often. (14) Poor arrangement of units. (15) Omissions. (16) Unplanned encores. (17) Stalling. (18) Superfluous and unnecessary " ad-libbing. " (19) Continuity disregarded. (20) Similarity of dance routines. (21) Lack of contrast of units. (22) Performers visible off stage. (23) Failure of master of ceremonies to sell an act. (24) Master of ceremonies' cues. (25) Gestures. (26) Poor diction. (27) Lack of variety in introductions. (28) Announcements made too soon before applause dies down. (29) Familiarity with audience overdone. (30) Failure to subordinate master of ceremonies to performer after introduction.
Stage Lighting
(1) Tardy or wrong size spot. (2) Over spread flood lighting. (3) Glare from shiny surfaces reflecting light. (4) Manipulation of dimmers. (5) Spotlight halo. (6) Ineffective choice of colors (gelatines). (7) Improper lighting on transparencies. (8) Lights behind scrims at improper time. (9) Failure to mask off-stage lighting equipment. (10) Cracked gelatines. (11) Burned out lamps. (12) Footlights unsheltered from balcony. (13) Spot reflection. (14) Bad contact at stage pockets. (15) Improper spotting of performers. (16) Effect machines at improper speed.
House Lighting
(1) Houselights late. (2) Picture houselighting too bright. (3) Lights bumped on or off. (4) Stray light from booth, house fixtures, etc. (5) Glare spots in auditorium. (6) Color combinations.