Charles K. Ayre
In a County Down fishing village, local fish dealer Charlie Curran and baker James Sloan are keen rivals for Nelly Doran, the schoolmaster's daughter. Nelly's father decides that the suitor who best applies mathematics to his business will win Nelly's hand, and the two vie to find spectacularly imaginative ways to do so. Mr Doran decides that Sloan's efforts win, but Nelly informs him that ninety-nine per cent of daughters choose their own husband, and she promptly chooses Curran for herself.
Drámaí Ginearálta
Dráma Fada
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3
11
02 November 1921
Produced by Ulster (Literary)Theatre
Grand Opera House
Loaves and Fishes, a comedy in three acts
1926
Kenny's Advertising Agency
DublinSouth Africa
Information for this entry has come from reviews of the premiere production, and from Margaret McHenry's 'The Ulster Theatre in Ireland'.