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1083. ET-Z1,212 letter

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      [30 December] From Carolyn Hatchard to Miss Terry [Ellen Terry]. She asks for help with her role as Tilburina in opera based on The Critic by Sir Charles Stanford; annotated by Ellen Terry about arranging a meeting.

1084. ET-Z1,243 letter fragment

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      [9 January 1894] From [Unknown] [Henry James] to Miss Terry [Ellen Terry]. He replies to Ellen Terry's letter asking him to write a short play for her; wishes to give the matter more thought before deciding.

1085. ET-Z2,061 letter

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      [22 July] From Nell [Ellen Terry] to Bertha [Bertha Bramley]. She is sorry they did not meet before Bertha left the country; Ellen Terry is now moving to Ditchling and has let the Farm but is living opposite in t...

1086. ET-5,026 postcard

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      [7 August 1901] From Nelly [Ellen Terry] to Booie [Elizabeth Rumball]. She reports on dresses, Lady Hardman, Aimee Lowther who is ill; treatment for rheumatism; Edy [Edith Craig] went for a motor drive with Ellen Terry fo...

1087. ET-5,110 letter, dictated

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      [13 March 1911] From Margaret Palgrave for E. T. [Ellen Terry] to Mrs Rumball [Elizabeth Rumball]. Ellen Terry is too ill to write; she promises another business letter on May 18th.

1088. ET-D758 programme (various works)

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      [4 November 1910] Civic Forum Lecture Bureau. Handbill for Ellen Terry's Shakespeare lectures, with some authorial assistance from Christopher St John. Names of the Honorary Reception Committee. S...

1089. ET-Z1,120 letter, original and typed copy

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      [4 December 1895] From Pearl Mary Craigie to Nell [Ellen Terry]. She offers an unwritten comedy entitled The School for Saints with roles for Henry Irving and Ellen Terry; Mansfield, Forbes-Robertson, Tree.

1090. ET-Z1,132 letter

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      [21 April 1897] From Pearl Mary Craigie to Nell [Ellen Terry]. Outlines a new play, set in Carlist war in Spain 1840-50; part for Henry Irving and Ellen Terry; contrasts with Napoleon and Sans Gene.

1091. ET-Z1,134 letter

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      [11 February 1898] From Pearl Mary-Teresa Craigie to Nell [Ellen Terry]. New four-act comedy idea for Ellen Terry and Henry Irving, about Princess Lieven (former Russian ambassadress) and Guizot.

1092. ET-Z1,135 letter, copy

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      [20 March 1905] From Pearl Mary-Teresa Craigie to Nell [Ellen Terry]. She explains technical problem with Ellen Terry's election to women's committee, Christopher St John's threat to expose the affair, and subsequent pre...