Portrait photograph of Henry W. Savage

• Caption reads as follows:
  THE PRODUCERS. NO. 3: HENRY W. SAVAGE
  Had this well known impresario done nothing else, his name would live in the annals of the American theatre as the man who first produced in this country "The Merry Widow." In 1900 Mr. Savage brought his highly successful Castle Square company to the Metropolitan Opera House, New York. Later he introduced grand opera in English with Puccini's "Madame Butterfly" and "The Girl of the Golden West"; he also made an immense production of Wagner's "Parsifal." Then followed a period of great activity, with such productions as "The Prince of Pilsen," "The College Widow," "The Sultan of Sulu," "Everywoman," "Madame X," etc. This year he is presenting Ann Harding in "Stolen Fruit."