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Personal Name: Watters, Eugene. Publication, Distribution, et. Dublin. Gill and Macmillan, (c)1975. All rights are reserved by their owners. Download book Infinite variety : Dan Lowrey's music hall, 1879-97, Eugene Watters, Matthew Murtagh. Physical Description: 176 p. : il. facsims. 27 cm. General Note: Includes indexes. Corporate Name: Dan Lowrey's Music Hall. Personal Name: Murtagh, Matthew, joint author. Download Infinite variety : Dan Lowrey's music hall, 1879-97 Eugene Watters, Matthew Murtagh.

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Both works had a strong poetic flavour. His next book was a volume of verse entitled Week-End. Infinite Variety – Dan Lowrey's Music Hall 1879–97" (Eugene Watters & Matthew Murtagh) Gill&Macmillan, 1975. His narrative poem Dermot and Grace, an Irish version of Venus and Adonis, is considered his finest work. Tuairisc produced little during the five years following O'Donell's death. In 1981 he published The Road to Brightcity: and other stories (Swords: Poolbeg Press, 1981), a translation of nine of the best short stories written originally in Irish by Máirtín Ó Cadhain.

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music halls catered for both the working class and those of lower stations in life. Eugene Matthews and Matthew Murtagh, Infinite Variety: Dan Lowrey’s Music Hall 1879–97 (Dublin, Gill and Macmillan), 1975), p. 1. oogle Scholar. However, by the beginning of the 1860s these entertainment houses were to undergo significant changes in how they conducted their business. Those moral ‘reformers’ (alongside others) of popular entertainments were on the move. 100. Christopher Fitz-Simon, The Irish Theatre (London: Thames and Hudson), 1983), p. 8.

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