RATHMINES an d RATHGAR MUSICAL SOCIETY Presents
Bless the Bride A. P. HERBERT and VIVIAN ELLIS
BR EAD FLOUR & CAKES M ADE BY
JOHNSTON, MOONEYS O’BRIEN
LTD.
MILLERS, BAKERS & CONFECTIONERS
DUBLIN
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4 SOUTH ANNE STREET DUBLIN 77458
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26 Nassau Street, Dublin.
Phone: 61831
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1950
Telegrams: “ G A IE T Y , D U B L I N ” Proprietors
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THE GAIETY THEATRE, DUBLIN, LTC.
COMMENCING
SATURDAY, 8th
APRIL, 1950
NIGHTLY at 7.30 M ATIN E E SATURDAY at 2.30
RATHMINES a n d RATHGAR MUSICAL SOCIETY
DAM E STREET
presents (By p er m is sio n o f S A M U E L F R E N C H
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Try our 4 or 8 Private Lesson Course. Sufficient for Social Purposes.
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POPULAR TUITION DANCES MON., WED., FRI., SUN., 8-11.30
A. P. HERBERT and V I V I A N ELLIS
ABSOLUTE BEGINNERS CATERED FOR
Refreshments FRANK A N D VERA M . W H E L A N Fellows I.S.T.D., N.A .T.D. (London). Former also Examiner A.I.B.B.D. (Ireland)
51 SOUTH
KING STREET
B O X E S — £3, 4 5 / - , 3 0 / - ; DRESS C I R C L E — 7 / 6 ; P A R T E R R E — 5 / - and 4/ ; UPPER C IR C L E - 3 / - ; G A LLE R Y — I / - .
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