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Opening Night: 27/12/1925
Playwright: W.B. Yeats, J.M. Synge, Lady Gregory
Venue: Dublin

Typed bound script of play 'The Hour and the Woman' by Gustav Salou, a play in two acts.

File of black and white photographs from the Druid production of The Hostage by Brendan Behan, produced in Galway, on tour in Ireland and to Inis Meáin Island. Includes images from the Irish tour and island production. Pictured include Eanna MacLiam, Rachel Dowling, Johnny Murphy and P.G. Stevens and others.

'The Hostage' - Written by Brendan Behan and directed by Jim Sheridan. Performed by Druid on a nationwide tour of Ireland at the following locations: Jesuit Hall, Galway (28th Oct - 7th Nov), Town Hall, Clifden (9th Nov) Lisdoonvarna Community Centre (11th Nov) Listowel, The Plaza (13th Nov) Scoil gan Smál, Carlow (15th Nov) St. Brigid's Convent Hall, Callan (17th Nov) Tullamore, GAA Hall (19th Nov) Dundalk Town Hall (21st Nov) (Hawk's Well, Sligo (23rd Nov - 27th Nov) St. Patrick's Hall, Shercock (29th Nov) Mullingar Town Hall (1st Dec) John R. Sea Hall, St. Brigid's, Ballinasloe(3rd Dec) St. Joseph's Hall, Boyle (5th Dec) Kiltimagh, Town Hall Theatre, (7th Dec) Town Hall, Westport (9th Dec) An Halla, Inis Meáin (11th Dec) File includes printed playbill featuring a biographical essay on Behan, an article about Behan entitled "Rebel without a Cause" by Fintan O'Toole and biographical information on cast and production crew member 6 copies. Photocopy of press cuttings and reviews of The Hostage taken from various Irish press. 20 pp See also 'Photographs'.

File of correspondence between Jerome Hynes, Druid, and Penny Tackaberry concerning talks over rights and permission to produce "The Hostage". Also invoices for photography work on the play carried out by Terri Russell, photographer.

File includes research material on the horse in pagan Ireland. Includes article entitled "The Celtic Iconography of the Horse, and Some Antecedents", sent to Rynne from Andy [ ], Dept of Geography, University of Glasgow (1975); Black and white photographs sourced from the British Museum of a wooden bucket with metal detail featuring image of a horse. Also includes other images on transparencies of horse figures in pagan Ireland.

The Honkin' Hep Cats. Black and white photograph of the Honkin' Hep Cats playing live on stage. The group performed as part of the Galway Arts Festival. Image measures 203mm X 254mm and includes a white border.

The Honey Spike by Bryan MacMahon.

Issue of the Honest Ulsterman, with an article by Kevin Boyle entitled "A Case for Reform" concerning homosexual and abortion law reforms.