Daoine

Gerald Macnamara

1866 - 1938

Gerald MacNamara was the pseudonym of Harry C. Morrow (1866-1938). Together with Rutherford Mayne, MacNamara helped found the Ulster Literary Theatre with David Parkhill and Bulmar Hobson. A talented amateur actor and writer, he wrote several comedies for the Ulster Theatre and excelled in comic character parts. Though a few of his works appeared in The Dublin Magazine, most of them, including No Surrender, have never been published.

Creidiúintí: DRÁMADÓIR

Teideal an Dráma	Drámadóir
Fee-Faw-Fum	Gerald Macnamara
No Surrender	Gerald Macnamara
Sincerity	Gerald Macnamara
Suzanne and the Sovereigns	Gerald Macnamara Lewis Purcell
The Mist That Does Be On the Bog	Gerald Macnamara
The Spurious Sovereign	Gerald Macnamara
The Throwbacks	Gerald Macnamara
Thompson in Tir-na-n-Og	Gerald Macnamara
Who Fears to Speak	Gerald Macnamara

Aisteoir

Teideal an Dráma	Drámadóir
Away from the Moss	George Shiels
Captain of the Hosts	Rutherford Mayne
Felix Reid and Bob	George Shiels
If	Rutherford Mayne
Industry	Rutherford Mayne
Loaves and Fishes	Charles K. Ayre
No Surrender	Gerald Macnamara
Sweeping the Country	William Paul
The Delph Dog	Larry Morrow
The Jerry Builders	William Paul
The Land of the Stranger	Dorothea Donn-Byrne
The Spoiled Buddha	Helen Waddell
The Turn of the Road	Rutherford Mayne
Who Fears to Speak	Gerald Macnamara