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[Sept 1955] Part of letter from [ ], NNC, Broadcasting House, London, to Siobhán McKenna, thanking her for the "Crazy Jane" dubbings - "I wish Yeats could hear them", saying that Eileen Cullen will drop a set of discs to her in Dublin. He also liked her performance in "The Cast" although he considered the play "too full".

Document made up of a cover page entitled "The Case of the Broadway Three - Report on Torture Trial Where Two Special Branch Policemen and One British Soldier Were Acquitted on All Charges. Printed and Published by the N.I.C.R.A.. Included are copies of numerous press reports of this case taken from the Irish News newspaper. The final page includes a statement from the N.I.C.R.A. on the case and verdict and urging for financial assistance.

Pamphlet issued by the Gaelic League entitled "The Case for Irish".

"The Carnival of Clowns". Black and white images featuring group shots of participants in "The Carnival of Clowns". Note on reverse of image includes the typescript note: "Some of the hundred volunteers who are participating in the Carnival of Clowns trained by Portugal's leading choreographer, Madalena Victorino". Images include a white border and measure 252mm X 203mm. Photographer is named as Aengus McMahon.

The Carnival King. Printed poster from the production by Fishamble Theatre Company of 'The Carnival King'. Directed by Jim Culleton, produced by Joe Mangan, designed by Robert Ballagh. Staged at the Bank of Ireland Theatre, National University of Ireland, as part of the Galway Arts Festival. Poster features a colour painting of a hooded and masked figure holding a bloodied knife. Poster measures 415mm X 295mm.

Copy of "The Nationalist", including acknowledgment from Rita Kelly to the people of Carlow for their sympathies on her recent bereavement.

Printed programme from London Classic Theatre Company national tour of "The Caretaker" by Harold Pinter and directed by Michael Cabot. Includes Director's Note and biographies of cast members.

The Capuchin Annual 1945-46.

Tped script of play 'The Canon' written by Eoghan Harris. No production details included.

Typed script of play, 'The Canavans' written by Lady Augusta Gregory. Manuscript cover note states 'Uncut Version'.