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P/P103/3/2/7/392 · Item · [n.d.]
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Typescript draft of Thomas Kilroy's television play Gold in the Streets, cut and pasted from previous drafts, and with some handwritten corrections, and excisions; with title page and list of characters; in 24 scenes. Adding handwritten note that he would prefer to retain the flashbacks to scenes in Ireland. Excising the former reference to literary agents. [Paginated 1-21.]

P/P103/3/2/7/394 · Item · [n.d.]
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Typescript draft of Thomas Kilroy's television play Gold in the Streets, in 23 scenes; a photocopy of material cut and pasted from previous drafts. With handwritten corrections, insertions, notes on the structure. [Paginated 1-24, including three inserts for pp 5, 12.]

P/P103/2/14/1/291 · Item · [2004]
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Typescript draft of Thomas Kilroy's adaptation of Luigi Pirandello's Enrico IV , entitled Henry - a play (inspired by Pirandello's Enrico IV , in two acts. Duplicates of preceding draft, with title page and list of characters; one of them with differing handwritten corrections and annotations. [Paginated 1-77. Identified by author as text used in rehearsals for the PICT production.]

P/P103/2/14/1/292 · Item · 10/2005
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Typescript draft of Thomas Kilroy's adaptation of Luigi Pirandello's Enrico IV , entitled Henry - a play (inspired by Pirandello's Enrico IV , in two acts, used for a workshop at the Pittsburgh Irish and Classical Theatre (PICT); with handwritten corrections. Enclosing typescript rehearsal schedule and handwritten notes (4 pp), one entitled "central relationships", the other containing dialogue for insertion in the play. [The play itself is paginated 1-77. This belongs with the PICT production material.]

P/P71/2/19/448 · Item · [n.d.]
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Typescript draft of 'The Wine Breath' beginning 'If I was to die, I'd miss most the mornings and the evenings, he thought as he walked the narrow dirt-track by the lake in the late evening, and then wondered if his mind was failing, for how could anybody think anything as stupid: being a man he had no choice....' Contains handwritten amendments, paginated pp1-13.