Document ID ET-D379
| Archive Location | ET PROGS ET-D235-418, 1908-1918 (BL) Loan 125/22/8 |
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| Document description | programme |
| Date | 1911 |
| Document form | D - Programme |
| Condition | torn |
| Production Date(s) | [May/June 1911] |
| Venue address | London |
| General notes | Ellen Terry's Shakespeare lecture, including Much Ado About Nothing, As You Like It, Coriolanus, The Merchant of Venice. Some authorial assistance from Christopher St John. |
| Language | English |
Works Cited
| Title | The Triumphant Heroines of Shakespeare |
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| Original author | Ellen Terry |
Document ID ET-D379, Image 1 of 3
Miss ELLEN TERRY
RECITAL
PROGRAMME
THREEPENCE
By arrangement with the QUINLAN INTERNATIONAL MUSICAL AGENCY.
318 Regent Street, London, W
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Miss ELLEN TERRY
WILL GIVE A
Shakespearean Recital
With Illustrative Acting,
ON
Some of the Heroines from Shakespeare's Plays.
THE Recital will be divided into Two Parts (with an interval of five minutes). In the course fo the First Part MISS TERRY will comment on
BEATRICE.
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In the Second Part the Subjects will be:-
ROSALIND, CELIA, VIRGILIA, VOLUMNIA, PORTIA.
Some of Shakespeare's Heroines.
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THE TRIUMPHANT WOMAN.
Part I.
Beatrice - "Much Ado About Nothing." (With Extracts, including the Church Scene)
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INTERVAL OF FIVE MINUTES.
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Part II.
Rosalind - "As You Like It."
Celia - "As You Like It."
Virgillia - "Coriolanus." (With Extracts)
Volumnia - "Coriolanus." (With Extracts)
Portia = "Merchant of Venice" (Including the Mercy Speech).
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[photograph]
Miss ELLEN TERRY AS "BEATRICE".
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