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Matinee Saturday 2.30
COMMENCING MARCH 9th, 1959
RATHMINES AND RATHGAR MUSICAL SOCIETY presents
LO UI S E S T U D L E Y in
The Merry Widow Original Book and Lyrics by VICTOR Lt’ON and LEO STEIN. Music b> FR A N Z LEHAR. New Book and Lyrics by P H IL PARK Music adapted and arranged by RONALD HANM ER. By arrangement with GLOCKEN V ER LA G LTD. Choreography by JIL L MARGEY. Musical Director T E R R Y O ’CONNOR. Entire production by GAVAN GORDON. Settings by R O B ERT HEADE.
Dress Circle 10/-
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Pritsch Sylvia Praskovia Lolo D odo Jou-Jou F rou-Frou Clo-Clo M argot
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Dancers — Jill
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L O U ISE ST U D L E Y B R IA N K ISSA N E R O D E R IC K T IE R N E Y C L A IR E K E L L E H E R DAN LUCEY JIM M Y M cC L A T C H IE F IN T A N C O R IS H E O IN O ’B R IE N FRANK CO RM LEY M A E V E O ’C O N N O R f P E T E R M cB R IE N I JO H N M U R N A G H A N - E R IC H E N D E R S O N - D O D O O ’H A G A N - H E A T H E R H EW SO N - l u c y M cC a r t h y - CLODAGH GEARY - C A T H E R IN E O ’C O N N O R - J E A N G L A SG O W - M A G D A H IC K E Y - U R SU L A H O U G H
Delahunty,
C ynthia
Gaffney,
Clodagh Foley, Ja n M urnaghan, M im i Eccleston. Guests— Misses M. M cCann, E. Staveley, M. Cowle, E. Collins, P.
Carroll, M. Carney, M . Conway,
M. M artin,
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O ’C onnor, R . Coyne, H. Flynn, M. G allagher, A. Bray. Messrs. C. Ryan, R . Cleary, N. Byrne, G . Tom any, T. Brady, E . G uilm artin, P. C unningham , J. M urnaghan, T. Sweeney, B. Kelly, S. Cronin, J. Evans.
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COMMENCING 30th MARCH, 1959
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