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Printed programme from the R.J. Williamson Company Shakespeare Festival productions of "The Taming of the Shrew" and "Macbeth" by William Shakespeare and directed by Robert J. Williamson and Frank Jarvis and also Robert J. Williamson and David Cottis respectively.

Quest production, staged at the English Theatre, Vienna, starring Siobhán McKenna and Niall Buggy, and directed by Siobhán McKenna.

File of black and white images from the Druid Irish tour production of "Shadow and Substance" by Paul Vincent Carroll, directed by Maelíosa Stafford. Photographer on some of the images, where names, is Ian Maginess, Armagh. Images include group cast images, and other shots of cast members in costume and on set. Contact sheets include multiple thumbnail images. Some images are also labelled as being at the Cork Opera House, Cork. Those pictured include Frankie McCafferty, Deirdre Molloy, P.G. Stevens, Ruth O'Briain and others. Negatives included.

'Shadow and Substance' - Written by Paul Vincent Carroll and directed by Maelíosa Stafford. Performed at Druid Lane Theatre, Galway and subsequently on a tour of Ireland at the following venues: Ballina, Co. Mayo (Nov 4) Hawk's Well, Sligo (Nov 6th - Nov 9th) (Town Hall Theatre, Dundalk, Co. Louth (Nov 11th) St. Louis' Convent, Monaghan (Nov 13) St. Patrick's Hall, Armagh (Nov 15th - Nov 16th) St. Patrick's Hall, Strabane, Co. Tyrone (Nov 17th - Nov 18th) Belltable Arts Centre, Limerick (Nov 20th - Nov 23rd) Skibbereen Town Hall, Cork (Nov 25th) Siamsa Tire, Tralee, Kerry (Nov 27th -Nov 28th) (Community Centre, Lisdoonvarna, Co. Clare (Nov 30th) County Hall, Mullingar, Westmeath (Dec 2nd) Town Hall, Ballinasloe, Galway (Dec 5th) Town Hall, Clifden, Galway (Dec 7th) Includes printed programme from the production which includes an article on Paul Vincent Carroll, an historical note on the play by Prof. Gearóid Ó Tuathaigh, University College Galway; tour schedule for 'Shadow and Substance' in Ireland and images and biographies of cast members. 10 copies; Printed invitation to the opening night production of the play at Druid Lane Theatre, 4 copies; Printed TS press release issued by Druid about the play and Irish tour; 1 item, printed flyer with information on the play, tour schedule and locations, 6 copies; printed flyer from the play's production at the Cork Opera House and also a printed invitation to the opening night production at the Cork Opera House.

Tour handbook prepared by Druid Theatre Company and given to each cast member. Contains tour information such as tour and rehearsal schedules, travel and accommodation and other such information.

A Play in Four Acts by Paul Vincent Carroll first produced in 1937. Arthur Shields played the role of Very Rev. Thomas Canon Skerritt and Aideen O'Connor the role of Thomasina Concannon.

Opening Night: 20/08/1938
Playwright: Paul Vincent Carroll
Venue: Dublin

"Plan of a book to challenge the policy of compulsory Irish, submitted by Finbarr Corry, AIBI. Cover title is '""Shackles, Slogans and Shekels!"" A critical analysis of the policy to revive Gaelic by compulsory means in the Irish Republic', by Christopher T. Morris, AIAA. Provides an overview of points to be included in the book, chapter by chapter, giving historical information and dates. Also includes an index. The book will look at language policy, the various political party's approach to it, and the story of the LFM, as well as covering education, the civil service, and other such industrial themes. "