Description

Show program organized by F.N.A.T. dedicated to the National Union of Insurance Professionals of the District of Lisbon, in the Sports Pavilion in 1954. This show for workers associated with the Union (no. 631) was scheduled for May 15, 1954, at 9:45 p.m. The F.N.A.T. Orchestra collaborated, directed by maestro Dias Pombo, several singers and fado singer Júlia Brigue, accompanied by José Nunes and Júlio Gomes. Voiceover by Fernando Ruas. Mention that during the interval will be the distribution of prizes that the Sports Field of the Union has to deliver. On the cover of the program to the center the symbol of the F.N.A.T., at the top: "They will be Cultural and Recreational", in the last third mention of Program, location and date. On the back cover the symbol of the National Union of Insurance Professionals of the District of Lisbon and allusion to the Celebrations of the XX anniversary. The printing of the four-page program, in The Empire Typography, at Calçada de Santana, 181, in Lisbon (2000 copies) on May 10, 1954.

Category

Library And Press Library

Material

Paper

State Conservation

Normal

Historial

The National Foundation for Joy at Work (FNAT) was created on June 13, 1935, to create the infrastructure for the cultural, sports and recreational activities of workers and their families, with a view to "greater physical and moral development". The beneficiaries of FNAT were necessarily members of one of the elements of the embotivist organization of labor: a National Union, a sports group, and the Centers of Joy at Work (CATs) constituted the basic structures in the companies.