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Black and white photograph of the green room in the Abbey Theatre. Pictured are an unidentified man, Arthur Shields, Lennox Robinson, Udolphus Wright and an unidentified man. None appear to be in costume.

Black and white photograph of the green room in the Abbey Theatre. Pictured are an unidentified man, Arthur Shields, Lennox Robinson, Udolphus Wright and an unidentified man. None appear to be in costume. Taken at the same time as 293.

Black and white photograph of the unidentified man, the same man appears in T13/B/340-341.

Black and white photograph printed on a postcard of Barry Fitzgerald and Eileen Crowe in the Abbey green room.

Black and white photograph of a man in a workshop, caption on back reads 'F.J. McCormick ca...?'

Black and white photograph of a man in a workshop, caption on back reads 'F.J. McCormick ca...?' Slightly different from 204

Black and white photograph of F.J. McCormick. McCormick's head and shoulders are pictured in profile.

Black and white photograph of Edward Choate standing outside a large house.

Black and white photograph of Edward Choate and another man standing on a street, probably in New York. The other man may be Paul Vincent Carroll.

A new theatre building to house the Abbey Theatre was opened on Abbey Street Dublin in 1966. The backstage area of the theatre had been burnt down in a fire in 1951. The new building was designed by Michael Scott and partners. The official opening of the new theatre coincided with the fiftieth anniversary of the 1916 rising and a plaque dedicated to members of the Abbey company who had taken part in the rising was unveiled at a special ceremony a week after the official opening of the theatre. Arthur Shields had hoped to attend both events, however he was unable to travel to Ireland due to ill health. His daughter Christine was however able to attend both events on his behalf.