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Two copies of the Report of the Film Industry Committee, published by the Stationary Office, Dublin, chaired by John Huston, examining the position of the film industry in Ireland and giving recommendations.

Two copies of the programme of "Androcles and the Lion" by George Bernard Shaw, staged by Cyril Cusack Productions at the Gaiety Theatre, Dublin, celebrating the centenary of the dramatist's birth.

Two copies of the programme for the Santa Fe Film Festival, featuring a Salute to John Huston and his Films.

Two copies of the printed twelfth annual report of the Lyric Players Theatre, reporting on productions, proposed productions, the Academy of Music and Dramatic Art, and the finances of the Company.

Two copies of the budget for the year April 1982-March 1983. Marked as private and confidential. Includes list of those the budget is to be circulated to.

Two copies of the broadcast version of Thomas Kilroy's radio play That Man, Bracken (68 pp). Including cast list, and list of performing actors, with Alan Rickman as Bracken, and with most of the cast doubling their roles. Speakers are numbered on each new page. Also including loose sheet with draft list of characters in pencil. [Boxlist states this was the B.B.C. Manchester production by Robert Cooper.]

Two copies of the annual report of the Lyric Players Theatre, reporting on productions, the Academy of Music and Dramatic Art, the New Gallery and Threshold.

Two copies of the annual report of the Lyric Players Theatre, reporting on productions, the Academy of Music and Dramatic Art, and Threshold. Includes a detailed account of the Theatre's finances.

Two copies of the annual report of the Lyric Players Theatre, reporting on productions, the Academy of Music and Dramatic Art and Threshold, as well as mentioning forthcoming productions.

Two copies of the annual report of the Lyric Players Theatre, listing the productions staged at the Studio in Derryvolgie Avenue and the King George VI Youth Centre. Also gives a list of music recitals and the work of the Belfast Academy of Music under Raymond Warren, as well as activities in the New Gallery and forthcoming productions.