Two copies of audited accounts of the Lyric Players Theatre Trust produced by Atkinson and Boyd, detailing expenditure and overheads as well as income. Also includes an enclosure consisting of the auditor's report on the Capital Development Account.
Two copies of audited accounts of the Lyric Players Theatre Trust for the financial year, containing details of the financial position of the Theatre. Prepared by Price Waterhouse.
Two copies of audited accounts of the Lyric Players Theatre Trust for the financial year, containing details of the financial position of the Theatre. Prepared by Price Waterhouse.
Two copies of audited accounts of the Lyric Players Theatre Trust for the financial year, containing details of the financial position of the Theatre. Prepared by Price Waterhouse.
Two copies of audited accounts of the Lyric Players Theatre Trust containing details of the financial position of the Theatre. Prepared by Price Waterhouse and Company, chartered accountants.
Two copies of audited accounts of the Lyric Players Theatre Trust containing details of the financial position of the Theatre. Prepared by Price Waterhouse.
Two copies of An Appeal to Leaders of National Opinion in the North by Ernest Blythe.
Two copies of a publicity leaflet advertising the Lyric's upcoming spring season. Plays mentioned are The Drums of Father Ned by Seán O'Casey, Dark Rosaleen by Vincent Mahon, and The Death of Dracula by Warren Graves, adapted from Bram Stoker's Dracula.
Two copies of a photograph of two unknown women. One is seated and holds a pair of glasses.
Two copies of a letter from Tomás Mac Énrí to Seosamh Ua Neill, Runai an Roinn Oideachais, stating that he has received his letters. He states that he has not received a response to the letter he wrote to Mac Liammóir in June. He also states that the Committee are in desperate need of the £160, and that the Committee have no objection to the paying of his salary. He states that the matter of putting government representatives on the Committee will be discussed at their next meeting, but that this may be some time away as they are going on holidays [in Irish].