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              Film, Screenplays, and Irish Film Groups
              UGA T/T40/5 · Series · [197-]-[199-]
              Part of Theatre

              Files relating to film work and for films written by Carolyn Swift, or by others who have sent scripts to Swift for review/editing.
              Finales - Pike Theatre Follies and Revues
              UGA T/T40/1/4/40 (1-2) · Item · [195-]
              Part of Theatre

              File with typed scripts and texts for finale scenes from various Follies and Revues produced by the Pike Theatre Dublin. Texts are annotated and edited by hand with notes. Includes:

              File 1: The Final Straw; Pike Follies Parade; It's Time to Go Home; Two Stars; Everything's Been Done.

              File also includes text of finale speeches by Alan Simpson/Carolyn Swift at the Pike Theatre, in which they address the audience and update them on fundraising plans for the theatre, future productions and company news.
              NOTE: On reverse of one script of Two stars are the signatures of all cast members.

              File 2: Flamenco Finale - scripts and annotated texts.
              Finnegan's Break - Episode 1
              UGA T/T40/4/5/1 · Item · 1970
              Part of Theatre

              File with typed overview of new RTÉ series, 'Finnegan's Break' written by Carolyn Swift. File includes overview of the series and its themes and content. The series featured Eugene Lambert and a puppet character named Finnegan. Full script for Episode 1 and also, amended script by Swift, and also final broadcast script of the episode.
              Finnegan's Break - Episode 7-8
              UGA T/T40/4/5/5 · Item · 1970
              Part of Theatre

              Typed episode scripts for ''Finnegan's Break' written by Carolyn Swift, and broadcast on RTÉ in 1970. Includes scripts for episode 7 and episode 8.
              Finnegan's Break - Episode 9-10
              UGA T/T40/4/5/6 · Item · 1970
              Part of Theatre

              Typed episode scripts for ''Finnegan's Break' written by Carolyn Swift, and broadcast on RTÉ in 1970. Includes scripts for episode 9 and episode 10. Some scrfipts have attached cover letters from John Lynch of RTÉ to Carolyn Swift, discussing the episodes and series.
              Finnegan's Break - Episodes 11 - 12
              UGA T/T40/4/5/7 · Item · 1970
              Part of Theatre

              Typed episode scripts for ''Finnegan's Break' written by Carolyn Swift, and broadcast on RTÉ in 1970. Includes scripts for episode 11 and episode 12, the final episode in the series.
              Finnegan's Break - Episodes 2-3
              UGA T/T40/4/5/2 · Item · 1970
              Part of Theatre

              Typed episode scripts for ''Finnegan's Break' written by Carolyn Swift, and broadcast on RTÉ in 1970. Includes scripts for episode 2 and episode 3. Also includes letter from Carolyn Swift to John Lynch, RTÉ, with comments on the series and episode production.
              Finnegan's Break - RTÉ Television Series
              UGA T/T40/4/5 · Item · [197-]
              Part of Theatre

              File of scripts for the RTÉ television series, Finnegan's Break, written by Carolyn Swift. Also includes some letters from Swift to RTÉ colleagues regarding the series.
              "First Armadillo Compere Announcement" Sketch
              UGA T/T40/1/4/22 · Item · [195-]
              Part of Theatre

              Typed script, with annotation/stage directions for sketch with heading title of "First Armadillo Compere Announcement"', produced by the Pike Theatre Dublin as part of the Late Night Follies. By Carolyn Swift