Dublin One on NET Playhouse features Joyce stories
James Joyce stories from Dubliners, set as a three part TV play titled Dublin One, adapted by Hugh Leonard. The Abbey Players perform the production, airing Friday at 8:45 p.m. on Channel 20 Festiv al. The program presents Counterparts and An Encounter in private and social life, Grace on religion, Ivy Day in the Committee Room and The Two Gallants as political life in Dublin.
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Monks and music in a medieval abbey and Joyce on TV
The text notes Westminster Abbey’s medieval Benedictine origins and its modern role as a coronation site and tomb, mentions the piano accordion’s U S introduction in 1910 via vaudeville, and previews NET’s March program on James Joyce titled Silence Exile and Cunning James Joyce with Dublin One a National Educational Television production from Telefis Eireann produced by Louis Lentin.
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Baseball Set As Subject On Broadway
Broadway to stage a musical based on two Mark Harris novels The Southpaw and Bang the Drum Slowly Ring Lardner Jr writes the book Harold Rome handles music and lyrics The Name of the Game aims for a fall production by Max Brown and Edgar Lansbury
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