Smallhythe Place
[31 August 1932] From Christopher St John [ ] to Jo [Miss J. M. Harvey]. Recalls the enclosed [advertisements] for visiting Ellen Terry's house, introduction of one shilling admission system, financial difficulties and publ...
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[3 December 1915] Pioneer Players. Special matinee organised by Lady Randolph Churchill; in aid of the Countess of Limerick's free refreshment buffet for soldiers and sailors, London Br...
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[13 November 1909] Actresses' Franchise League. Illustrations of cast in costume including Ellen Terry as Nance Oldfield, Marion Terry as Florence Nightingale, Pauline Chase as Joan of Arc, Eva Balf...
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[26 January 1937] New Shop Window Play Society. Review; illustration of actor playing Isabella Linton, Audrey Russell; mentions Viola Lyel, Reginald Tate, J. Hubert Leslie and Miss Anne Kennington....
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[Undated] In aid of women war workers. [Secretary Mrs Geoffrey Bowes-Lyon; diction, Dr Aiken, music arranged by Mr C. Kennedy Scott; lists patrons and ticket pr...
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[1894] From Nell [Ellen Terry] to Bertha [Bertha Bramley]. She describes disappointment being grandmother and being unwell; Ted [Edward Gordon Craig] on tour; May's behaviour; Mrs Thomson; the Tyrells; the Rec...
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[29 May 1910] From Nelly [Ellen Terry] to [Unknown] [Elizabeth Rumball]. She is working on her American lectures; seat for Jim [James Carew] at the funeral but she did not want to go; Amy Ward's illness; May [Ward]; Kitty's...
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[Undated] From Nelly [Ellen Terry] to Booie [Elizabeth Rumball]. She report that Nelly [Powell]'s voice has been praised by Marie Bremer and Charles Phillips and she plans to arrange tuition for her in London; love...
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[Undated] From Robin [Robinetta Craig] to Pussie [K. Powell]. She explains that she has whooping cough and has been advised to go to the country but it is not decided where yet. She would prefer Norfolk to Kent w...
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[14 March 1884] From Joe and Kitty [Joseph Powell] to Aunt [Elizabeth Rumball]. The bricklayer, Charles Woods, is contracted; hopes to buy Mrs Davis's garden; mentions Father Bocking; looks forward to her visit; mentions Nelly [El...
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