Your search results

Results 3082 - 3091 of 7270 for "Ellen Terry"

3082. ET-5,015 letter

      British Library

      [15 March 1896] From Edy [Edith Craig] and your Nelly [Ellen Terry] to [Unknown] [Elizabeth Rumball]. They report that the play was very successful and mention Laurence Irving.

3083. ET-5,043 postcard

      British Library

      [7 July 1904] From Nelly [Ellen Terry] to Booie [Elizabeth Rumball]. She sent some scent for Booie's [Elizabeth Rumball's] birthday; illustration of the Farm, Smallhythe.

3084. ET-5,055 letter

      British Library

      [4 March 1905] From Nelly [Ellen Terry] to Boo [Elizabeth Rumball]. She went with Audrey to Wolverhampton to see Henry [Irving], commenting on his health.

3085. ET-5,068 letter

      British Library

      [19 December 1908] From Nelly [Ellen Terry] to Boo [Elizabeth Rumball]. She asks about her health; she never eats meat; sends Christmas greetings.

3086. ET-D385 flyer ("The Pathetic Heroines of Shakespeare")

      British Library

      [23 November 1911] Ellen Terry's recital The Pathetic Heroines of Shakespeare; some authorial assistance from Christopher St John. Press opinions.

3087. ET-D489 programme ("[Big Steamers]")

      British Library

      [16 September 1914] Melba Patriotic Concert, in aid of The Vicarage, Mechanics' Hall, and Progress Association, with recitation by Ellen Terry. Including slip announcing...

3088. ET-D583 flyer, two copies ("Shreds and Patches")

      British Library

      [17 June 1915] Handbill of Ellen Terry's Shakespeare lecture. Some authorial assistance from Christopher St John.

3089. ET-Z1,014 letter

      British Library

      [14 May 1916] From Mary [Mary Anderson de Navarro] to Nell [Ellen Terry]. She sends thanks for gift; John's play is suitable for film.

3090. ET-Z1,275/72 letter

      British Library

      [Undated] From Nell [Elena Meo] to [Unknown] [Ellen Terry]. Views on the war and Italy; children spending day with Edy [Edith Craig]; Mrs Spicer called for them;.

3091. ET-Z1,289 letter

      British Library

      [13 June 1884] From Justin [Justin McCarthy] to [Unknown] [Ellen Terry]. About the recent election; looking forward to rendezvous on Wednesday and plans to be outside her house at midnight.