Beirut (City of), Lebanon

<span data-sheets-root="1">As Safa' Newspaper- Androcles &amp; The Lion</span>

Possibly a review of Androcles & The Lion play written in Arabic.Subject: Androcles & The Lion play 

<span data-sheets-root="1">Mrs. Nassar's Work: New Lebanese Travel Book Published.</span>

The Daily Star newspaper, March 5, 1969, Mrs. Nassar's Work: New Lebanese Travel Book Published. The article talks about the compilation of travel itinerary to points of interest around Lebanon. These itineraries where previously published…

<span data-sheets-root="1">Un Fauve Terrible et Delicieux</span>

A review of Androcles & The Lion production written in French.Subject: Androcles & The LionPeople Mentioned: Louisa Livingston Kennedy, Philip Kennedy

<span data-sheets-root="1">An Nahar Newspaper</span>

A review of Androcles & The Lion play written in ArabicSubject: Androcles & The Lion

<span data-sheets-root="1">Al Jarida Newspaper</span>

Al Jarida newspaper, March 5, 1969, written in Arabic about the Lebanese travel guide Louisa Kennedy helped with.Subjects: Lebanese Travel BookPeople Mentioned: Mrs. Samia Nassar, Lady Cochrane, Louisa Kennedy, Milhem Karam, Mr. Wassek Adib

<span data-sheets-root="1">Al Liwa' Newspaper</span>

Al Liwa' newspaper, March 7, 1969, written in Arabic about the Lebanese travel guide Louisa Kennedy helped with.Subject: Lebanese Travel BookPeople mentioned: Mrs. Samia Nassar, Lady Cochrane, Louisa Kennedy, Milhem Karam, Mr. Wassek Adib

<span data-sheets-root="1">Androcoles and The Lion Flyer</span>

Flyer announcing the Androcles & The Lion play on February 14-16, 1969 at West Hall Auditorium, American University of Beirut.Subject: Androcles & The Lion

<span data-sheets-root="1">Al Bayraq Newspaper Clipping&nbsp;</span>

Al Bayraq newspaper , March 4, 1969, written in Arabic about the Lebanese travel guide Louisa Kennedy helped with.Subject: Lebanese Travel BookPeople mentioned: Mrs. Samia Nassar, Lady Cochrane, Association pour la Protection des Sites et …

<span data-sheets-root="1">Amiee Coury</span>

An article written in French possibly quoting part of a scene in a play.Subject: Play