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[Undated] From [Unknown] [Christopher St John] to [Unknown] [Ellen Terry]. She mentions work done to garden and help from Eden; opportunity to put one-act play on at Playhouse; success with story, The Image of the Dead in the...
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[13 March 1923] From Matka [Edith Craig] to Miss St John [Christopher St John]. Illustration of Great Temple of Ammon bas reliefs, Karnak.
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[22 July 1959] From Christopher St John to Robinetta [Robinetta Wright]. She reprimands Robinetta for exceeding her allocation of tickets for the Anniversary performance.
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[19 February 1948] From [Unknown] [Edward Gordon Craig] to Chris [Christopher St John]. He explains how he might contribute to the book on Edith Craig.
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[22 May 1907] From A. P. Watt to Miss Marshall [Christopher St John]. He asks her to forward to [Ellen] Terry the enclosed letter.
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[7 June 1934] From Marie Mondschein to Edith Craig and Christopher St John. As one of the younger generation, aged 20, she sends her appreciation of Ellen Terry's Memoirs, having also read Shaw-Terry Letters, Ellen Terry and H...
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[4 October 1931] From Edward Marsh to Miss St John [Christopher St John]. He mentions three printer’s errors in the Terry-Shaw letters on pp. 58 and 134, quoting the passages for correction in the next edition.
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[November 1915] From Andre Charlot to Madam [Christopher St John]. He details the announcement to be made that afternoon regarding the withdrawal of The Theatre of the Soul.
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[1 December 1917] From Alfred Drayton to Miss St John [Christopher St John]. He promises the stage for rehearsal at 3pm on Monday and he will be at the Wednesday rehearsal.
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[Undated] From Leon Quartermaine to Miss St John [Christopher St John]. He will post the play back as he does not like the part offered.
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The Ellen Terry and Edith Craig Archives Database Project and the Ellen Terry Archive Website Project was supported by the University of Hull.