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281. ET-Z4,110 letter and postcard

     British Library

     [8 September 1910] From Ted [Edward Gordon Craig] to Ellen Terry. He needs money; met with Tree; plans for Russia are fixed; picture of artwork; annotated by Ellen Terry.

282. ET-Z4,131 letter

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     [25 April 1912] From Ted [Edward Gordon Craig] to Mother [Ellen Terry]. About his legal case with Tree on 7 May in London and asks for a loan of c.£100; plans to stay with Teddy [Edward Craig] in Chelsea.

283. ET-Z4,137 letter fragment

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     [13 February 1916] From Ted [Edward Gordon Craig] to [Unknown]. He mentions Paris at time of de Goncourt, Renan, Flaubert, Zola, Daudet; finished a new book for America; autobiographical account by manager of Comed...

284. ET-Z4,143 letter

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     [Undated] From Ed'ard [Edward Gordon Craig] to [Unknown] [Ellen Terry]. He has found ideal accommodation at Barton St to rent for £90 per year and suggests various arrangements for he, Edy [Edith Craig] or Ellen Terry to r...

285. MHF2-G601 cutting

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     [25 March] Purcell Operatic Society. Notice of forthcoming production of Purcell operas; mentions Ellen Terry as Nance Oldfield.

286. SC9-G330 cutting

     British Library

     [1932] Recollections of meeting someone who had lived next door to Ellen Terry; mentions Sarah Bernhardt, G. F. Watts, Edward Gordon Craig; illustrations of...

287. EC-G1887 cutting

     British Library

     [Undated] Interview about Edward Gordon Craig and other productions and plans to tour.

288. ET Z1,105 postcard showing Ponte Vecchio

     British Library

     [5 October 1915] From Jacques Copeau to [Unknown]. With Edward Gordon Craig in Florence; sends good wishes and admiration.

289. SC3-G220 cutting

     British Library

     [Undated] Victoria and Albert Museum. Edward Gordon Craig delivered series of lectures; International Theatre Exhibition; Ellen Terry present.

290. SC9-G141 cutting

     British Library

     [12 April 1909] Announcement of the play with Ellen Terry, Edward Gordon Craig and Edith Craig; Martin Shaw composed the music.