A comedy by Louis D'alton produced on Broadway in 1938 directed by John Gielgud. Arthur Shields played the part of Johnny Mahoney and Aideen O'Connor played the part of Baby Furze.
Editorial 2. Armand Gatti: playwright and film director
Armand Gatti: theatre without walls by Joseph Long 4. Exemplary dramatists: Yeats and O'Casey by Seamas Deane 5. Contempory drama in Japan: a report by Kazuo Hayakawa 6. Poetry: Roger Conover 7. Poetry: Seamus Heaney 8.Poetry: Conleth O'Connor 9. Poetry: T. D. Redshaw 10.Poetry: Richard Ryan 11.Poetry: Patric Stevenson 12. Visions of self and society: the poetry of Patrick Kavanagh by John Nemo
Editorial 2. Forrest Reid memorial - E. M. Forster
Interpreter of youth - John Sparrow 4. The early novels - John Bryson 5. Devotion to greek literature - George Huxley 6. Brian Westby - John McGahern 7. Visions and dreams - Mary Bryan 8. Forrest Reid on Yeats - James Simmons 9. Crying for Elysium - Brian Taylor 10. Illustrators of the sixties - Kenneth Jamison 11. The autobiographies - George Buchanan 12. Letters from Forrest Reid - S. Knox Cunningham 13. A successful man - Stephen Gilbert 14. My first meeting with Forrest Reid - Robin Perry 15. A note on the garden god - Robin Perry 16. Notes from a journal - John Boyd
Irish politics and O'Casey's theatre - Seamus Deane
The present state of french drama - Evelyn Robson 4. Hunger and thirst - Christopher Murray 5. The current theatre in Scandinavia - L. A. Muinzer 6. Drama in the two Germanies - Hagal Mengel 7. Theatre in Canada - John Orrell 8. Soviet theatre to-day - W. H. B. MacBride 9. Drama in the universities - James O'Malley 10. Drama in education - John M. Malone 11. Finance and the theatre - Michael Bevan 12. Northern Ireland - Kenneth Jamison 13. Postscript - John Boyd
