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... ain. 7.3s—lrish Wong Music. Music. 7.41—A Short Story. 4 Radio P.ireann Light Orchestra., 9.o—Vigitorg' Book. 9.30-11ohlia Theatre Scrapbook r 1914. 10.0—. Nuacht 10.10 ape. JO 1) Hospitals Trust Sponsored Prep Wsdriaimy, u Tu.-11mr•itols' R41111P4.1. I ...
... dozen get into the class of the middling. As against this has to be observed an increasing tendency on the part of the Dublin theatres. when they produce the works of foreign authors, to go closer and closer to tho objectionable; indeed, they now quite frequently ...
... outside Ireland. Mr. O'Connor hail an appointment in Radio Eireann rod was also a rotating director of a State subsidised theatre in Dublin. If he could write t o give Vent, to his own filthy feelings, and send , his article to the (Jolted States to a ...
... left, by a corridor with its floor done in terms°, one reaches the recreation hall. Here, everything required for • modern theatre has been provided—seating for some 320 persons; with woodblock flooring, electric installation for all purposes, public entrance ...
... Eireann Light Orcliegtra with Vera Duffy. Soprano and John Lyndiey, Baritone. 9.0 visitor.' Bonk. 9.30— Curtain i'p: Dublin Theatre Scrapbook for 1915. 9.ss—Ninicht. 10.10—News. 10.A0--Hospitals' Trust Sponsored Programme. JIM. 1 0 p.m.—flognitile eque.t ...
... equipment for the theatre of the new schools erected by the Dominican Sisters of Wicklow, and for hundreds of other halls, theatres, cinemas and ballrooms throughout Ireland. Everytkiat for Stags ash Ciasoka is sad dessesstratal is our .wI theatre. it Wire Service ...
... direct from their great success in Belfast. WILLIE KELLY--Ireland'• own Tenor. CHARLIE RUSSELL.:-((1;1;; frLuT the Olympia and Theatre H•ryal, SON OF ZORRO—lroland'a Youngost Bo' un the Tubular &Es. VERA KELLY—Pantuminte'n Prinvpal MARIE—Thu Dancer with Charm ...
... ' was the parting advice of this .proud parent of Wickkiw. Seven 'o'clock fin d s me at the main en-' !trance to the fine theatre hick forms part of the school buildings. Already the people are tilling up, tit., rows of chain. I pay the' I sum of 21- and ...
... Portarlington Power Station. 17.4.5—Barney 'Affront of Coola'hey .6.0--Concert of Trish Musics. 9.0 viaitnr%. Book. A.3o—Dublin Theatre IScranbook for 1016. P.sl—Nuarbt. 10.10—News. 10 30 Hospiti.s' Trust Sponsored Programme. CHILD'S DEATH. iniquitous 'hit this ...
... AT EIGHT O'CLOCK IN THE ARTS THEATRE, ...
... Eireann's Correspondents. 7.50 A Book Talk by W. B. Stanford. ! B.o—Concert of Irish Music. 9.0 Visitors' Book. 9.2s—Dublin Theatre Scrapbook for 1918. 9.55 Nuacht. 10.10—News. 10.30 Hospitals' Trust Sponsored Programme. Wednesday, February. I.o—Hospitals' ...
... J. J. lento. P.P.. thankeot • 'ajar Angu l o whei was gistrntrisistal is Isinga l / 4 1 We Triskii to FAMOUS MARIAN ARTS THEATRE Presor t s 11-Act Play: erelong° s Mansion ' by the celebrated Abbey Playwright, Walter Marken, in the CEILIOHE MALL RATHNEW ...