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[November 1897] From Ted [Edward Gordon Craig] to Mother [Ellen Terry]. He announces the arrival of fourth child (Martin); he has not written to St Albans mentioning their selfishness; other children named Rosie, Philip an...
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[1901] From Ted [Edward Gordon Craig] to Mother [Ellen Terry]. She has the Studio; Macfall wants to write on Edward Gordon Craig for The Artist; Farncombe needs £35 for work on the blocks for The Page; annotated b...
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[August 1923] From Teddy [Edward Craig] to Carissima Granny [Ellen Terry]. Illustrated letter mentioning Miss Watson, London visit, weather, swimming before breakfast, a new Italian shilling coin with fascisti design approved...
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[20 February 1917] From E. H. Burgess to Madam [Ellen Terry]. A detailed account of the bonds of the late Miss R. Miller, sister of E. H. Burgess; sends copy of her will; heavily annotated with postscript; draft...
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[27 July 1886] From Nell [Ellen Terry] to Queen [Queen Palmer]. Arrangements for seeing her for two days to see Faust again; unwell with bad throat; asks for news of Olive whom she believes is very ill; mentions An...
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[12 May 1906] From A. W. Pinero to Miss Terry [Ellen Terry]. He will convey her protest to the committee and asks her for suggestion for 15 speaking parts for ladies of equal status in profession in a tableaux w...
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[25 July 1891] Ellen Terry as Beatrice and Henry Irving as Benedick. Annual benefit for Ellen Terry. Music composed by Meredith Ball; last night of 13th season; Edwa...
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[7 April 1913] From [Unknown] [Ellen Terry] to Hughes Massie & Co.. She regrets delay in replying as a result of illness and asks for more information about the proposal for sheet [publication] of the Russian Ballet bo...
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[25 January 1913] From [Unknown] [Edith Craig] to Sir [F. Sidgwick]. She encloses the signed contract for the article by Ellen Terry on the Russian Ballet, acknowledges receipt of advance on royalties and apologises for...
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[28 February 1910] From J. C.[illegible] Barnett to Madam [Ellen Terry]. He refers to her mention of the late Fred Archer in her book, quoting a passage and asking her to verify it; annotated 'Boo' [Mrs Rumball].
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The Ellen Terry and Edith Craig Archives Database Project and the Ellen Terry Archive Website Project was supported by the University of Hull.