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1861, 1st August - The Banbridge
Extension Railway Company £10 The Earl of Annesley
1899 - The Fiddler of Dooney by W. B.
Yeats
1901 or 1906, 5th October - Lennon
Bros., Ltd., Wholesale Fruit, Vegetable and Potato Merchants, Floral
Buildings, East Bridge Street, Belfast to Mr. Andrews, Comber - 4 Brls.
Apples
1905, 17th December Postmark Londonderry
to Fred Hazelton, The Rock
1908, 21st November Nomad's Weekly &
Belfast Critic
About Town, 32 Berry Street, Wednesday Evening
On The Grill - Various Varsity Varieties
The Gasworks Extension Site - Round the Shows - As You Like It
1912 - Ulster's Solemn League and
Covenant John Kearney, 95 Bradbury Place, Belfast
other signatories: H. C. Watson, 31 Cliftonville Road, Belfast; William
McDowell, 35 Ballarat Street; Robert Millar, 46 Tennent Street; Edward
Nugent, "Corona" Haddington Gardens; David McCullough, 21 Queensland Street;
John Rice, 4 Gotha Street; John Gilliland, 26 Craigavad Street; James
Bennett, 8 Hart Street; Henry Esterbrooke, 13 St. Kilda Street
came with Ulster Covenant above Kearney - Special Service Ulster Day,
September 28th 1912
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1916/1917 Publican's Licence and Tobacco
Licence Edward Daniel Kelly, Ramelton, Auglish, Donegal & Catherine Boyle,
Ramelton
1917, 20th September - Methodist Benefit
Society, 82 Royal Avenue, Belfast to Miss Mary Bell, Magheragall, Lisburn
from Mr. James Neill, Agh???? Lisburn
1917 Celtic Carnival & United Unionist
Action Council Travelling Pass
1920, 26th March Bambinello Sweep on the Grand National at Aintree, National
Maternity Hospital
1920, 2nd June Derby Sweepstakes for Royal Victoria Hospital
1922, March Memo from Denis McCauley,
Auctioneer and Cattle Salesman, Saddle and Harness Maker, Malin Road
Received from Mr. Chas. McCormick Solicitor Derry? the sum of One Hundred
pounds sterling as cash lent by him to me.
1932, February P.C.T. Pages of Perfect
Presentations - Classic Cinema, Belfast - Manager's Chat
"Tarnished Lady" - "The Ghost Train" - "Bad Girl"
"Carnival" - Advertisements
1933, 11th September - Cavalcade,
Picture of the Generation, will be presented by The Gaumont-British Picture
Corporation Ltd. at the Classic, Belfast for six days, from the play by Noel
Coward
Cast: Diana Wynyard, Clive brook, Herbert Mundin, Una O'Connor - Produced by
Winfield Sheehan, Directed by Frank Lloyd, Screen Play by Reginald Berkeley
1899 - 1900 1900 - 1903
New Year's Eve - A London family, sheltered through a generation of
prosperity, awaits the headlong cavalcade of the Twentieth Century -
Brooding Shadows of War - The Soldiers of the Queen Respond - The Women wait
- then Peace, Honour and Happiness
Cavalcade The Cast
Jane Marryot - DIANA WYNYARD; Robert Marryot - CLIVE BROOK; Alfred Bridges -
HERBERT MUNDIN; Ellen Bridges - UNA O'CONNOR; Fanny Bridges - URSULA JEANS;
Cook - BERYL MERCER; Margaret Harris - IRENE BROWNE; Annie - MERLE
TOTTENHAM; Joe Marryot - FRANK LAWTON; Edward Marryot - JOHN WARBURTON;
Edith Harris - MARGARET LINDSAY; George Grainger - BILLY BEVAN
The Children: Edward - DICK HENDERSON, Jr.; Joey Marryot - DOUGLAS SCOTT;
Edith Harris - SHEILA MacGILL; Fanny Bridges - BONITA GRANVILLE
1906 - 1912 - 1914
In the East End, Alf Bridges "Licensed Publican" has become his own best
customer. While in the crowded street his little daughter Fanny,
dances without a care. Their moment complete and heavenly . . .
their own forever!
August 4thm 1914. At War Again. Anguish in the Home . . . and
the agony of Parting
1918 - 1933
- And then November 11th, 1918 . . Sirens at home . . Silence on the
battlefronts . . London mad with a joy transcending heaviest sorrows.
- And after the years of insane hate and destruction . . a Light . . a
Message of Hope. "Believe in the Future."
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1938, March - Belfast Steamship Company
Limited, Ulster Imperial Line
1949, May Warning to Travellers from
H.M. Treasury
1950, 12th August Ulster Trophy Races,
R.A.C. Tourist Trophy Race 16th September 1950
1952 - 2-4-0-20 668 Armoy at Mansdle Junction from Westport 8/8/52
Hill of Howth Tramway Islandview loop looking towards Summit, Car no 3
descending 17/5/52
Ballyclare Junction no 9 on goods train from Larne 24/5/52
up Bundoran express arriving at Clones 2/8/52
Manulla Junction 8/8/52
2-4-0 20 655 on ???? leaving Manulla Junction for Westport 8/8/52
afternoon Dublin - Belfast train leaving Coaghwood 4-4-0 no 209 Foyle 6/9/52
4-4-2T no 203 up train between Bangor & Bangor West 15/4/52
1953, 12th October Grand Opera House,
Programme
1954, 15th January The Glasgow Highland
Burns Club Inaugural Dinner in the Linden Hotel
Chairman: Capt. A. M. Campbell, President
1954, 1st March Grand Opera House,
Belfast Programme
1956, 28th May Grand Opera House,
Belfast, Programme
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1955, 1957, 1958 Empire Theatre,
Belfast
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1964 - Programme Abbey Theatre Co., Dublin
  
image 1)
Pádraig Mac Léid - Patrick Layde; Uinsionn O Dubhlainn - Vincent Dowling;
Tomás P. MacCionnáith - T. P. McKenna; Aingeal Ní Nuamain - Angela Newman;
Rae Mac an Ailí - Ray McAnally
image 2) Micheál O hAonghusa; Caitlin Ní Bhearáin -
Kathleen Barrington; Peadar O Luain; Eádaoin Ní Cheallaigh; Liam O Foghlú -
Bill Foley; Eileen Crowe; Harry Brogan
image 3) Pilib O Floinn - Philip O Flynn; Máire Ní Dhomnaill; Eamonn Guaillí
- Edward Golden; May Craig; Seathrún O Goilí; Bríd Ní Loinsigh; Micheál O
Briain
Abbey Theatre Dublin
Playing at The Queen's Theatre Pending Rebuilding and Enlargement of the
Abbey
Last Week of Monday, 7th September, 1964 and following night s at 8
Sovereign Love
A Comedy in One Act by T. C. Murray
Characters: DONAL KEARNEY, a strong farmer - Seathrún O Goilí; ELLEN, his
daughter - Caitlín Ní Bhearain;
KATTY, his daughter - Máire Ní Néill; MAURICE O'BRIEN, their uncle - Liam O
Foghlú;
MRS. HICKEY, hostess of "Granuaíle" - Máire Ní Dhombnaill; CHARLES
O'DONNELL, another farmer - Eamon Guaillí; DAVID, his son - Uinsionn O
Dubhlainn; TOM DALY, David's cousin - Micheál O hAonghusa; ANDY HYDE, a
returned American - Peadar O Luain
The Scene is the parlour of "The Granuaile" about Shrovetide 1913.
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The Shadow of a Gunman
A Play in Two Acts by Sean O'Casey
Characters: DONAL DAVORAN - Pádraig Lafán; SEAMUS SHIELDS - Harry Brogan;
TOMMY OWENS - Deasún MacDháibhidh; ADOLPHUS GRIGSON - Seathrún O Goilí; MRS.
GRIGSON - Máire Ní Dhomhnaill; MINNIE POWELL - Aingeal Ní Nuamain; MR.
MULLIGAN, the landlord - Pádraig MacLéid; MR. MAGUIRE - Micheál O'Briain;
MRS. HENDERSON - Eileen Crowe; MR. GALLOGHER - Peadar I Luain; AN AUXILLIARY
- Eamon Guaillí
Scene: A room in a tenement in Hilljoy Square, Dublin, The period of the
play is May, 1920, Some hours elapse between the two Acts
Plays produced by Proinnsias MacDiarmada; Stage Manager Joe Ellis; Settings
by Brian Collins In the interest of public health this
Theatre is disinfected with Jeyes' Fluid and sprayed with Jeyes' Floral
Spray
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Miss Theda Bara William Fox Star - Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks
Cinema Stars
Spa Hotel
Marconiphone and Sterling Radio
Usher's Ales
The Quadrant Wine Co. - Curfew Wines
George's
Veritas Mantle & Burners
"The Grotto" 13 Skipper Street, Belfast Proprietor P. McIlhargy & Map of
Belfast
Raymond RevueBar Regent 1593 Bar Price List
Queensland Emigration Local Agent Mr. R. T. Turbitt, Strabane
pretty birdie drawn on 'The Belfast Ropework Co. Ltd.' paper
Rushlight Magazine 10p and 15p
John Laird & Son, Ltd., Albion Works, Carstairs Street, Glasgow
Mrs. T. W. Amery, "Cul-Rathain", 80 Serpentine Road, Belfast |
