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1664. NT/SMA/PH/4 photograph

      Smallhythe Place

      [Undated] Portrait of Ellen Terry in costume, standing reading a letter; Miss Ellen Terry as Madame Sans-Gene. Annotated 'Boo=from Sans Gene=' [Mrs Rumball].

1665. NT/SMA/PH/84 photograph

      Smallhythe Place

      [7 July 1885] Ellen Terry and Henry Irving in costume; annotated [by Ellen Terry] on front 'Naughty Girl!' and on reverse 'Darling Boo [Mrs Rumball] - from her Nell...

1666. ET-D2299 letter

      British Library

      [14 May 1924] From A. P. Watts to Mrs Carew [Ellen Terry]. Proforma letter asking for her to return the enclosed sales statement for their file.

1667. ET-D2311 letter

      British Library

      [25 April 1910] From A. P. Watt to Mrs James Carew [Ellen Terry]. He encloses the sales statement from Hutchinson for The Story of My Life.

1668. ET-D2328 letter

      British Library

      [15 October 1923] From A. P. Watt to Mrs Carew [Ellen Terry]. He encloses the sales statement for The Story of My Life, to be returned for file.

1669. ET-D2359 letter

      British Library

      [26 October 1910] From A. P. Watt to Mrs James Carew [Ellen Terry]. He encloses the sales statement for The Story of My Life and asks for it to be returned for file.

1670. ET-D2361 letter

      British Library

      [20 November 1911] From A. P. Watt to Mrs Carew [Ellen Terry]. He reports from Mr Hutchinson that the second edition of her book was 5000 copies.

1671. ET-D2363 letter

      British Library

      [25 September 1914] From A. P. Watt to Mrs James Carew [Ellen Terry]. He encloses the sales statement for Recollections and Reflections and asks for it to be returned for file.

1672. NT/SMA/PH/2328 Photograph

      Smallhythe Place

      [1889] Interior of 48 Barkston Gardens, London, one-time home of Ellen Terry, showing L-R unknown, Edith Craig, Ellen Terry, Boo [Mrs Rumball], Edward Gordon...

1673. ET Z1,178 letter; last page missing

      British Library

      [11 October 1892] From [Unknown] [Luke Fildes] to Miss Terry [Ellen Terry]. He sends reply from Mr Ormiston, not extant; subject not clear; pleased that Ellen Terry liked his picture, which she said disturbed her.