Original 1919 Wolfe Tone Play Theatre Show Card

1919 Original Framed Theatre Show Card for Queen's Theatre Great Brunswick Street, Now Pearse Street Dublin Advertising The Play 'Wolfe Tone' by 'W J Whitbread Queen's Theatre Dublin Was Originally Called The Adelphi Theatre, Up To When It Was Rebuilt In 1844 And Afforded The Royal Patent Being Renamed "Queen's Royal Theatre." The Play Wolfe Tone Had A Large Nationalist Interest. The Date The Play Was Advertised To Start Is Significant In Irish History As On Monday August 4th 1919 Two RIC Officers Were Fatally Shot By The IRA While On Patrol Near Ennistymon, County Clare. An IRA Volunteer Was Wounded In The Action Professionally Framed In Dublin This Is A Rare Significant Piece Of History To Display Proudly In One's Setting Of Choice Delivery Can Be Arranged Nationwide Returns Accepted Within 14 Days For Full Refund PayPal, Revolut, Bank Transfer Etc Accepted Please Don't Hesitate To Contact Me With Any Queries About This Show Card Or My Other Items Thanks For Viewing