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.
Black and white photograph of Edward Choate standing outside a large house.
Black and white photograph of Eileen Crowe and F.J. McCormick. Neither is in costume. Photograph was probably taken as a publicity shot during the 1932-1933 Abbey tour of North America.
Black and white photograph of Eileen O'Doherty. According to typed caption on the back of the photograph she is in the role of Sibby Fahey in 'The Jackdaw' a comedy in one act by Lady Gregory.
Black and white photograph of Eileen O'Doherty. According to typed caption on the back of the photograph O'Doherty is in the part of Mrs. Tarpey in 'Spreading The News' by Lady Gregory.
Black and white photograph of Eileen O'Doherty. According to typed caption on the back of the photograph O'Doherty is in the part of Maura Morrissey in 'Birthright' a play in two acts, by T.C. Murray.
Black and white photograph of F. J. McCormick and May Craig. Neither is in costume. Photograph was probably taken as a publicity shot during the 1932-1933 Abbey tour of North America.
Black and white photograph of F.J. McCormick. McCormick's head and shoulders are pictured in profile.
Black and white photograph of F.J. McCormick, Eileen Crowe, Barry Fitzgerald and Arthur Shields, apparently waving good-bye from the back of a train. A sign in front of them reads '20th Century Limited', this was a rail company. inscription on the back of the photograph reads 'Enroute Hollywood for Ford pic "Plough and the Stars" - 1936'
Black and white photograph of four members, three men and one woman of the Abbey touring party from the 1931-1932 tour. The four are pictured in front of a signpost in Washington state, 59 miles from Tacoma and 39 from Seattle.