Richard Hayward
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For the musician, see Richie Hayward.
Richard Hayward (1892–1964) was an Irish film actor,[1] writer and musician. Born in Larne, he was an enthusiast for all Ulster regional popular culture. After a period working at the Gaiety Theatre, Dublin he helped form the Belfast Repertory Theatre Company. He was a popular singer in the forties and fifties.[2] His career meant he lived a typical theatrical lifestyle being constantly on the move. He died due to a road accident outside Ballymena, in October 1964.
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[edit] Selected filmography
- Flame in the Heather (1935)
- The Early Bird (1936)
- The Luck of the Irish (1936)
- Devil's Rock (1938)
- A Night to Remember (1958)
Hayward also wrote the screenplay of the musical drama Devil's Rock.[3]
[edit] Selected books
He wrote a number of books, mostly topographical, about Ireland, including:
- In praise of Ulster (1938)
- Where the Shannon flows (1940)
- Corrib Country (1943)
- In the Kingdom of Kerry (1946)
- Belfast through the ages (1952)
- Story of the Irish Harp (1954)
- Munster and the city of Cork (1964)
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