The Brooklyn Daily Eagle Nr. 283 stellt auf S. 47 [oder recte S. 59?] (= S. 15 des 4. Teils) die Pläne für die nächste Konzertsaison vor [mit der 8. Symphonie am 28.11.1919]:

"      THE ORCHESTRA'S PLANS

[... New York Symphony Orchestra ...

              The Philharmonic.

     This season the Philharmonic Society will adopt the scheme, successfully tried out at the final pair of concerts last season, of offering different programs on Thursday Evenings and Friday afternoons. The practice of giving concerts in so-called "pairs," common to the Philharmonic and the majority of symphonic organizations implied in the past that the program of the first concert would be repeated at the second. [...].

     In outlining his general program plan for the season, Conductor Stransky announces that, while the master works of the classicists and romanticists, Bach, Beethoven, Schubert, Schumann, Brahms, Bruckner, etc., will have their proper place on his programs, there will also be a number of French novelties [... vier Namen ... "American composers" (acht Namen) und Werke aus anderen Ländern ...]." (*).

Gleichlautend die Ankündigungen in The Brooklyn Citizen Nr. 103 auf S. 25:

"             PHILHARMONIC PLANS.

     This season the Philharmonic Society will adopt the scheme [wie oben (*)]." (**)

und in The Sun Nr. 42 auf S. 91 (= S. 5 des 8. Teils):

"CONCERTS, RECITALS, NOTES OF MUSIC.

     This season the Philharmonic Society will adopt the scheme [wie oben (*)]." (***).