The Los Angeles Times informiert auf S. 19 und 21 (= S. 1 und 3 des 3. Teils) über die Planung der kommenden Saison:

"SOME BRILLIANT STARS ON THE MUSICAL HORIZON.

MARS may hurl his thunderbolts and try to frighten the Musical Muse, but though she is a gentle maid she is also a very persistent one (and a feminine,) not easily driven out of territory she was already mapped out for her own particular conquests.

     At all events, she has definitely decided to remain permanently in America, [... Pläne der Oper ... Philharmonische Konzerte ... Solisten (nicht nur Ausländer) ...].

     [...] Some of the best will come from our own home talent. Adolf Tandler's genius for conductorship will be demonstrated again and again [... 6 Konzerte zwischen 20.11.1914 und 17.4.1915 im Trinity Auditorium (über 2000 Sitzplätze) ...].

     Herr Tandler made a special trip to Paris to obtain the American rights to the production of Saint-Saens's latest work, [... außerdem Franz Schmidt (zweite Symphonie), Reiter (Wien) ...]. Herr Tandler, you will abserve, was a very busy man in Europe, just before the war. He says he will also give us new works by Strauss, Hugo Wolf, Anton Bruckner, R. Fuchs, Tanejew and Bantock.

     Of tremendous popular interest will be [... andere Konzertreihen ... Kammermusik von Brahms ...]."