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3001. NT/SMA/PH/140 photograph

      Smallhythe Place

      [28 October 1887] Annotated on front 'Crossing Hudson river on Blackbird'. On reverse, list of people present and date includes Henry [Irving], Ellen [Terry], Edith [Cr...

3002. EC-Z3,226/7a letter

      British Library

      [Undated] From [Unknown] to [Unknown] [Ellen Terry]. Hopes that the addressee is feeling better, mentioning having driven outside the motor; plans to meet at 1.30 at Ketners with suggestion for lunch men...

3003. EC-G2037 cutting

      British Library

      [24 May 1933] Ceremony for donation of costumes and items belonging to Dame Ellen Terry and Sir Henry irving to the Shakespeare Memorial Theatre, Stratford on Avon,...

3004. NT/SMA/PH/178g Photograph

      Smallhythe Place

      [Undated] One of a set of photographs of Ellen Terry and others in various roles: Ellen Terry in a kimono, kneeling on a chair looking out of window, Ellen Terr...

3005. ET-D444 programme, four copies ("Nance Oldfield")

      British Library

      [22 August 1922] Rye Cricket Club. Entertainment in aid of Rye Cricket Club.

3006. EC-A31 open letter copy

      British Library

      [1 August 1936] From [Unknown] to [Unknown]. Form letter allocating parts and invitation to first rehearsal (Temple edition of Shakespeare being used) for The Merry Wives of Windsor on 3 Septembe...

3007. EC-C7 flyer

      British Library

      [Undated] Lyceum Club Dramatic Sub-Committee. Conference of London Play-producing Societies; Poetry Society, Oncomers, English Play Society, Moliere, Elizabethan Society, Morality Society, Playfel...

3008. EC-D22 programme, 2 copies ("An Early English Nativity Play")

      British Library

      [13 January 1919] Ellen Terry as Prologue; includes Procession of Saints & Martyrs. In aid of the Rye Borough Nursing Fund. Music arranged by Kennedy Scott.

3009. EC-G1481 cutting

      British Library

      [Undated] Review of production, listing peformers Sybil Thorndike, Nancy Price, Esme Beringer, Brember Wills, Tom Heslewood, Prince Nicholas Zalitzin [sic] [Gal...

3010. EC-G1645 cutting

      British Library

      [31 May 1913] Sunshine Convalescent Home; Fitzroy Club for Working Boys. Queen Yvonne Fitzroy, Eileen Knox, Lady Winifred Gore and Miss Fitzgerald.