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COMMENCING MONDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1960
RATHMINES & RATHGAR MUSICAL SOCIETY PRESENTS
Ivor Novello’s
THE DAN C IN G Y EARS (by arrangement with Samuel French Ltd.)
Entire Production by M AXW ELL WRAY. Musical Director: T E R R Y O'CONNOR, L.R.A.M. Choreography: DOLORES DELAHUNTY. PRICES: Dress Circle 10/-; Parterre 7/6; Grand Circle 6/- & 4/Box Office Open Daily: 10 a.m. — 9 p.m.
The Dancing Years by IVO R NOVELLO Characters in order of The Night Watchman G r e t e ......................................................... Rudi K J e b e r................................................ H a t t i e ......................................................... F r a n z e l ......................................................... First O f f ic e r ................................................ Second O f f i c e r ...................................... M aria Z i e g l e r ...................................... Prince Charles Metterling . . . Cecilie K u r t ................................................ Ceruti (a T e n o r ) ...................................... Countess L o t t e ...................................... F o o t m a n ................................................ Lorelei \ The Countess }in the Operetta “ Lorelei ” The Lover j Madame P e l o t t i ...................................... Madame Sadun . . . . Signor V a l d o ...................................... S c h a n i ......................................................... O s c a r ......................................................... Kathie (a M a i d ) ...................................... C a r l ......................................................... A S u p p lia n t................................................ Goetzer 1 _ Poldi J Two Officers
The The The The The The The T he The The
appearance: MICHAEL DOHERTY HAZEL YEOMANS KENNETH BRAYDEN HEATHER HEWSON HUGH KERRIGAN JOSEPH LANE RAY JOYCE LOUISE STUDLEY JIM BOLAND MOLLY HICKEY JOHN BRADY LUCY MacCARTHY CLEM P. RYAN \ LOUISE STUDLEY i MOLLY HICKEY \ JOHN BRADY MAUREEN PIERCE LUCY MacCARTHY HUBERT O’CONNOR NOEL GREENE RAY JOYCE M ARGARET MARTIN WARWICK HARTE MARGARET MARTIN J MAURICE O’SULLIVAN \ HUBERT O’CONNOR
Characters in the M asque: O f f i c e r ................................................ DERMOT DALY Girl of High Family DOLORES DELAHUNTY Flapper (Her Sister) MARLENE REDMOND G o v e r n e s s ...................................... JAN MURNAGHAN Toy V e n d o r ...................................... SEAMUS 0 DUNLAING P.ower G i r l ...................................... CLODAGH GEARY M o d i s t e ...................................... CYNTHIA GAFFNEY F l i r t ................................................ CLODAGH FOLEY Man with the Paper SEAN WOODS C a b b y ............................................... SEAN CRONIN
D ancers— Dolores D elahunty, C lodagh Ceary, C ynthia Gaffney, Clodagh Foley, jan M urnaghan, M arlene Redm ond, Cecily M oore, Gabrielle McDarby, Eileen M urphy, D erm ot Daly, Noel Byrne, Seam us O D unlaing, Bryan Kelly, Sean W oods, Sean Cronin. Ladies o f th e T h eater an d e r W ie n — Dodo O’Hagan, M aeve O’Connor, Patricia Carroll, Sheila O’Connor, A ngela Bray, M agda Joyce, Patricia Hough, Dympna O'CaUaghan. Ladies o f th e Chorus— Eithne Collins, Mary M cCann, Eva Staveley, May Cowle, Caroline Miller. G e n tle m en o f th e Chorus — T om m y O'Dvvyer, Fred Taylor, Bryan Kelly, Leonard Desmond, John M urnaghan, Paul Caulfield, Patrick Kelly.
SYNOPSIS O F S C E N E R Y ! A CT I.
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Scene 1. Scene 2.
T H E G A R D E N O F A N IN N O U TSID E VIENNA. T H E SAME. A M asque of Vienna (Part I) Scene 3. M ARIA Z IE G L E R ’S D R A W IN G ROOM (a m onth later). Scene 4. T H E C O R R ID O R O U T SID E T H E G R A N D T IE R BOXES A T T H E T H E A TE R A N D ER WIEN. Scene 5. T H E IN T E R IO R O F T H E T H E A T E R A N D E R W IEN. T he Final Scene of “ Lorelei The scene is a soiree given by the Countess B LA U V ELD T S T R E M N IT Z to celebrate the return to society of her daughter L ORELEI who is recovering from an unfortunate love affair. She has given her prom ise to her m other no t to see her lover from whom she has been parted during the previous Act. Scene 6. M A RIA Z IE G L E R S D R A W IN G ROOM. A C T II. Scene 1. Scene 2.
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T H E C H A L ET IN T H E TYROL. TH E SAM E (a week later). A CT III “ 1
Scene 1.
T H E PE R IO D FETE A T B ELV EDER E, V IEN N A . A M asque o f Vienna (Part II) Scene 2. LO C H ER ’S RESTA URAN T. Scene 3. T H E G A R D E N O F T H E INN. 1938 Scene 4. A ROOM IN A F O R M E R ROY AL PALACE IN V IENN A. Finale. A M asque of Vienna is intended to convey an impression of contemporary Viennese street life and has no connection with the main story. E n tire
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SEASON OF GRAND OPERA Dublin Grand Opera Society in association with R adio Eireann presents NOVEMBER 22nd
DECEM BER 17, 1960
November 22, 24, 26, 30
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November 24, 25, 29, December 1
IL SERRAGLIO (MOZART)
December 3, 6, 9, 12
LA BOHEME (PUCCINI)
December 7, 10, 14, 16
BARBER OF SEVILLE (ROSSINI)
December 8, 13, 15, 17
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