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everywhere
Chinese Restaurant
one meets
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people who
Open Daily from 12 N oon to 11.30 Sundays 12.30 to 11.30
are cfoing
416 Special Lunch served M onday —
to
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43 GRAFTON STREET
Vfiwaites
Telephone 74031
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GAIETY T H E A T R E SOUTH KING STREET, DUBLIN T e leg ram s:
“ G A IE TY ”
DUBL IN.
T elep h o n e
78205
Proprietors: T H E GAIETY T H E A T R E (DUBLIN) LTD. Resident Manager: P H IL O'KELLY
Nightly 8 p.m.
Matinee Saturday 3 p.m.
COMMENCING NOVEMBER 14th* 1961
RATHMINES AND RATHGAR MUSICAL SOCIETY presents
A Musical Arabian Night Music and Lyrics by R O B ER T W RIG HT and G EO R G E FO R REST Book by CHARLES LE D E R E R and LU TH ER DAVIS Founded on KISM ET by EDW ARD KNOBLOCK Music adapted from themes of BORODIN By arrangement with FRA N K MUSIC COM PANY LTD. Choreography by DOLORES DELAHUNTY Musical Director: TE R R Y O ’CONNOR Settings designed and executed by JAMES M AHON E N T IR E PRODUCTION BY DENNIS ARUNDELL
PRICES OF ADMISSION Dress Circle Parterre Grand Circle 10/7/6 6/- and 4/T h e p u b lic m a y l e a v e a t t h e e n d o f t h e p e r f o r m a n c e by all e x i t d o o r s . P e r s o n s s hall n o t b e p e r m i t t e d t o s t a n d o r s it in a n y o f t h e g a n g w a y s i n t e r s e c t i n g t h e s e a t i n g , or t o s i t in a n y o f t h e o t h e r g a n g w a y s .— C o p y B ye-L aw .
MS MET THE
I m a m ........................................ First Beggar . . . . Second Beggar . . . Third Beggar . . . . O m a r ........................................ Hajj Marsinah . . . . Hassan Ben J a w a n ........................................ A k b a r ........................................ A s s i z ........................................ The Bangleman Prosecutor Pearl Merchant . Silk Merchants .
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Chief of Police . First Policeman Second Policeman The Wazir of Police . . . H e r a l d ........................................ Lalume Ayam to Lalume Servant ........................................ The Princesses
of Ababu -
The Caliph
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Slave Girls
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An Informer Tlie Slave Monger . . . A P e d l a r ........................................ Princess Zubbediya of Damascus Ayah to Zubbediya . . . Princess Samaris of Bangalore Ayah to Samaris The Widow Yussef -
CAST
FRANK JACKSON AR THUR SALMON TED DOLAN MICHAEL DONLON NYALL SHARPE FINTAN CORISH ANN COSGROVE NOEL BYRNE EDDIE GUILMARTIN NOEL BYRNE DERM OT DALY FERGUS TUCKER TED DOLAN FRA NK JACKSON BASIL GRACE NOEL M AGEE JOHN MURNAGHAN RICHARD PA TTEE DENIS DEASY EDMOND BARRY MAURICE CRONIN KAY CONDRON MAUREEN PIERCE FRANK JACKSON DOLORES DELAHUNTY CLODAGH GEARY JOAN CONWAY JOSEPH LANE LUCY MacCARTHY DODO O ’HAGAN M AEVE O’CONNOR PATRICIA CARROLL TOM M IE O’DWYER AR THUR SALMON FR ED TAYLOR JAN MURNAGHAN HEATHER HEWSON CLODAGH FOLEY M AUREEN PIERCE HELEN COWLE
T o w n s p e o p l e , H a r e m Girls, W a z l r ’s C o u n c il , e t c . — M a r y M c C a n n , S h i e l a O ’C o n n o r , D y m p n a O ’C a l l a g h a n , A n g e l a M c B r i e n , P a t r i c i a H o u g h , F i o n n u a l a O ’S u l l i v a n , l o a n D o n e l a n , N o e l i n e B u r b r i d g e , C e c i l i a O ’B r i e n , G r a c e B y r n e , M a i r e a d C o n n o l l y , P e g g y O ’ K e n n e d y . E m e r H a r g a d o n , M a r y H e a l y , M i r i a m W i l l m a n ; T o m m i e O ’D w y e r , F r a n k j a c k s o n , N o e l G r e e n e . A r t h u r S a l m o n , F e r g u s T u c k e r , Basil G r a c e , T e d D o l a n , M i c h a e l D o n l o n , T o m T o n g e , D e n i s D e a s y , N o e l M c G e e , N i a ll C o s g r o v e , F e r g u s C o s gro v e, V in c e n t M oloney, T o m M cG ushin, C am p b ell G ra n t, Des. K an e, T a d h g O ’M e a r a , M i c h a e l C a h i l l , E d m u n d K e l ly , M i c h a e l Jefferies, B rend an W oods, Bill W o o d s . Va l. O ' C o n n o r . D ancers— D o l o re s D e l a h u n t y , C l o d a g h G e a r y . C lo d a g h F o ley , | a n M u r n a g h a n , lo an C o n w a y , G abrielle M cD arby.
KISMET SYNOPSIS
OF
SCENES
O N E D A Y IN B A G H D A D ACT I ( F ro m D a w n to D u sk)
Scene Scene Scene Scene Scene Scene Scene
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7.
O n the steps o f the M osque. A te n t ju st outside the city. T he B azaar o f the C aravans. N e a r th e Bazaar. A garden. N e a r the B azaar. T h e th ro n e room o f H s E xalted Excellency, the W azir of Police. A C T II
Scene Scene Scene Scene Scene Scene Scene
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7.
N e a r the B azaar. T he garden. A n te -ro o m to the W azir's harem . A ro o fto p pavilion in the W az ir's palace. A c o rrid o r in the W a z ir’s palace. A n te -ro o m to the W a z ir’s harem . T he cerem onial hall o f the C a lip h ’s palace.
( F r o m D u sk t o D a w n )
M e n ’s Sandals b y FASH IO N FOOTW EAR LTD., D un Laoire. Large Basket b y BOARD FOR EMPLOYMENT OF THE B L IN D . Hookah b y FOX’S, G ra fto n St. M a ke -u p and Cosmetics b y M A X FACTOR. FOR R ATH M IN ES A N D R ATH CAR M U S fC A L S O O E TY Stage D ire c to r ............................................................. SeA M U S O’ NEILL A ssista nt Stage D ire cto r ........................................... LOUISE GRIFFIN Chorus M istress ....................................................... EILEEN KNOWLES Hon. Secretary ................................................................. CLEM P. RYAN Hon. Treasurer ........................................................ TH O M AS M U RTACH FOR THE G AIETY THEATRE Stage M anager ...................................................................... T O M JONES C hie f E lectrician ................................................... CHAR LIE MORRISON
KISMET T h is spectacular m usical, set am ongst th e bazaars, mosques and palaces o f old Baghdad, comes to the Irish sta ge fo r the f i r s t time, fo llo w in g long and highly successful runs in N ew Y o rk and London. Based on Borodin’ s c o lo u rfu l music, "K is m e t” has c a p tiv a tin g melodies— them es fro m th e "P o lo v ts ia n Dances,” ‘ ‘S tranger in Paradise,” " , Baubles, Bangles and Beads,” “ F a te ” and m any others. T he story, o f A rabian N ig h ts fla v o u r. Is a bo u t a s h a rp -w itte d p u b lic poet, w ho in laying claim to th e vacant begging post, says he is re la te d t o H aij. H e even assumes th e nam e H ajj. He is ca ptured by brigands to be su m m arily dealt w it h by th e ir leader, Jawan, whose son had been stolen many years b efo re because o f a curse p ut upon h im by th e real H a jj. T h e ca ptive escapes, how ever, and even hoodw inks jaw an in to g iving him a bag o f gold. This gold he gives to his b e a u tifu l d au g h te r, M arsinah, so th a t she can bedeck herse lf in jew els and silks. M e anw hile, as he moves a bo u t inco g n ito in th e Bazaar, th e yo un g C aliph sees M arsinah and fa lls in love w it h her. B ro ug h t b efo re th e W a z ir fo r t h e f t , H ajj is sentenced, b u t, a t th e instance o f Lalum e, th e W a z ir’s vo lu ptuous w if e w ho has become enamoured o f H ajj, a delay o f e xecution is connived at. S ubsequently, Jawan is b ro u g h t in b y th e p olice and is sentenced to dea th b y th e W a z ir w ho m he has claim ed as his long lost son, b u t w h o does n ot n o w w ish t o acknow ledge so d isreputable a parent. A ide d by Lalume, H ajj escapes. He fin d s M arsinah in her garden a w a itin g her m ysterious lover. W hen th e W a z ir finds o u t th e tu rn th in g s have taken, he makes H a jj an Emir, w h ic h gives him an o p p o rtu n ity to f l i r t w it h Lalum e and t o have M arsinah p u t in her charge among th e wom en o f th e harem . H ere she is lost t o the C aliph, being claim ed b y th e W a z ir as one o f his own w ives. A n d so th e Caliph decides to choose a w if e fro m th e candidates fo r his hand, inc lu d in g th e Asian princesses, a t a D iw an th a t n ig h t. H a jj k ills th e W a z ir fo r his tre a tm e n t o f Marsinah. M arsinah arrives a t th e D iw an and is ta k e n by th e Caliph fo r his o n ly w ife , w h ile H a jj takes Lalum e t o a fa ra w a y oasis and strives to mend h er broken heart. T he T h e atre is d is in fe c te d th ro u g h o u t w it h
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M id l e t o n w o r st e d s
(TAILOR TO G E N T L E M E N )
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Th o r n p r o o f s 5 GRAFTON ST.
Phone 73821
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Restaurant
71 LR. LEESON ST„ DUBLIN
Phone 62670
PVe specialize in freshly prepared food, cooked to order.
Open from 6 p.m. to 12.30 a.m. Licensed fo r Wine.
CITY OF DUBLIN
SKIN AND CANCER HOSPITAL (1911 to 1961)
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