... llnseins grave : 7.:Vi—lrish Dance Music. 7.715-4 Short Story. S.o— Eireann Light Orchestra. 9.o—Visitors' Book. 9.30-- Dublin Theatre Scrapbook for 1911. 10.0— Nuarlet. 10.10— Ness. 10.30 Hospitals Trust Sponsored l're. gramme. MAINlay. 11111 dem 1.0 0.m. ...

... outside Ireland. Mr. O'Connor had an appointment in Radio Eireann end 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 United States to a luxury ...

... Chester .Morris, Leo Carrillo and Helen Mack, co-starred a dramatic expose of the loan racket I Premise !Ts Pay in the Brandon Theatre. This film which hits strongly at ring of loan sharks provides a story which is full of thrills, action and human interest ...

... 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 ...

... BRANDON THEATRE diAIiNAMANAGH. Sun.. Sth Jan, at 3 and S p.m.— A vicious thriller of the loan racket. Chester Morris. Leo Carrillo and Helen lack iu I PROMISE TO PAY. Tuts., Wad., 10th and 11th Jan., at II p.m. A standout dramatic thriller. Ida l,upnan ...

... active service with the Cape Mounted Rides, Mr. Willie Walsh, Rosslare, returned to Wexford. Contributions to a concert in the Theatre Royal, Wexford, under the auspices of the Wexford Boro913 Association, were Misses A. Lowe, A. Kirwan, E. Crosbie, M. Tuohy ...

... Ross Pantomime Society.— The New floss pantomime society , are presenting Mother Goose ai this year's theme, in the Savny Theatre. Commencing on Feb. 6th,l it will ruin for the succeeding six! Alights. A fine cast has been as- 1 1 sembled, and rehearsals ...

... ASQ. The People, Jan. 211 t, 1925). The operetta Slumberland was produced by school children from Wexford town on the Theatre Royal. Those who took part were— Murtals— bliss Primrose Maeve Eiregory); Myrde Prtsarose (Miss Kathleen 1' urlon..; Lady ...

... NIS SkNO. NUMEROUS SPOT PRIZES. ADMISSION (INC Tax)--11/.. Supper Extra. Catering by Mrs. P. J. freaney. (k36-111j, SAVOY THEATRE, .NEW ROSS FEBRUARY 6th 70 12th NEW ROSS PANTOMIME SOCIETY PRESENT SIXTEENTH GRANO ANNUAL PANTOMIME, ...

... BRANDON THEATRE ORAIONAMANAOIf. Isun., Mod Jan., at 3 and ti p.m.— 'George Formby in a side-splitting comedy with catchy songs. ITS IN THE AIN. Also. KILNAINHANI JAIL. I Thu., Wed., lath and !Ph iaa.• lat II p.m. Pat O'Brien and Constance Bennett hi a ...

... his success as ho has pdrstied a brilliant collegiate course Branson Theatre.—Next Sun., a sensational drama of the ghost with a mama fur murder will be screened at tho Brandon Theatre when Jas. Oinitie and Florence Rice appear in The Ghost and the Guest ...

... Savoy Theatre, New Ross Enoremus Altraotient Divot from Thuds* Royal, 3 NIGHTS : Commencing Monday, Jan. 30th At, Eight-Thirty p.m ADMISSION--3/- (Deoliable). V-, 1/-. Booking Daily at SAVOY CINEMA, NEW ROSS Monday. Feb. 6th to Sunday. Feb. 12th 1950 ...