The executing occupations of Dover, NH’s John Boyle and Charles E. Cronin

DOVER – There was a further form of show carried out at the Opera House, an almost once-a-year custom that, after 1936, carried above into the existing Metropolis Hall auditorium. That was the “Irish” exhibit, sponsored by the Women’s Auxiliary of the Historical Order of Hibernians. On January 11, 1926, for instance, there was a presentation of “Shamrock and Rose,” with a close to capacity viewers, “just one of the ideal ever staged at the metropolis opera household”. 1 of the significant points was the rendition of “My Wild Irish Rose” (a music even now nicely recognized nowadays) by John Boyle, and a featured solo by Thomas J. Brennan, who “was obliged to answer to one particular of the extra hearty encores of the night.”

On March 17, 1927 (just took place to be St. Patrick’s Working day), there was a generation of a present with a various story line, “My Irish Rose,” again starring John Boyle, and with these types of names as Thomas McKernan, Albert Keenan, Andrew Miniter (as the laziest male in County Kildare), Susan McKenna, Molly Boyle, Mary Lawless, and James Quinn. And among Functions III and IV, a solo by Thomas Brennan, the identical Thomas Brennan who experienced, concerning final year’s exhibit and this, also appeared in the Jewish minstrel clearly show, “Levi’s Cabaret.” His tale is an exciting one.