Edited by Robert Hogan and Michael J. O`Neill
1970, Proscenium Press; 110 pages; no ISBN.
Collectible
Edited by Robert Hogan and Michael J. O`Neill
Relatively good condition paperback; slight discoloration of cover and someone`s first name inscribed on same under transparent dust cover, though pages of book are clean.
Cover drawing by Alan Reeves is in the Holloway collection at the National Library of Ireland
Joseph Holloway undoubtedly was one of the most devoted playgoers that the world has ever seen. From the 1880s until his death in 1944, he attended practically ever first night in his native city of Dublin. He not only saw the last great actors of the nineteenth century - Bernhardt, Irving, Coquelin, Duse, Rejane - but as the architect of the Abbey Theatre he was intimately involved in the Irish Dramatic renaissance. Fortunately he kept a journal of his encounters with James Joyce, George Moore, and others and this volume is one of those many his journal eventually came to.
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