Abbey Theatre 'The Hour Glass', a morality in one act by W.B. Yeats; the Suburban Groove, a mild satire in three acts by W.F. Casey /
Abbey Theatre.
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[Dublin :
Corrigan & Wilson, Printers,
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| Notes: | This item is held in the Department of Ephemera. Printed at top of front page: 'Lessees - The National Theatre Society, Ltd; Directors - W.B. Yeats, Lady Gregory.' Printed inside front cover: 'Abbey Theatre Dublin, Proprietors: The National Theatre Society, Ltd; Director - W.B. Yeats and Lady Gregory; Manager Lennox Robinson.'Contains advertisements for local businesses including: Hickey and Co. Ltd for high class drapery and outfitting; Ring up 72 Ballsbridge for Taxis Cahill The Garage, Donnybrook; Meinel and Hofmann violin makers and repairers...finest Italian and other strings - dealers in old instruments - repairs a specialty'.'The orchestra, under the direction of Dr. J.F. Larchet will perform the following selection of music: 'Overture' to Oberon by Weber, selection from 'Othello' by Verdi, two Irish airs "Lament" and "a Galway Reel" arr. Larchet, "Vesperale" and "A little waltz" by Cyril Scott. Scene design for 'The Hour Glass' by Gordon Craig. 'Owing to numerous complaints, the management must insist that ladies sitting in the stalls shall remove their hats.' Remaining text: 'Tea Room in the vestibule. Chocolates etc. Refreshments will be served in the Theatre, if desired.''Next week...The Whitehead Boy by Lennox Robinson.' Physical description: 1 folded sheet (8 pp.) : ill., 21 cm more |
As a digital copy of this item is available, the original will not be issued.
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