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3221. ET Z1,060 letter

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      [22 April 1913] From M. Barry to Miss Terry [Ellen Terry]. Annotated 'the stage door keeper at the Lyceum'; arranging his daughter's visit.

3222. ET Z1,106a letter

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      [Undated] From C. Coquelin to Miss Terry [Ellen Terry]. He agrees to act a scene from Moliere's Mariage Force with his son on 12 June.

3223. ET-Z1,207 letter fragment

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      [Undated] From Alfred Harding to Miss Ellen Terry. He toured with Edy [Edith Craig] in Mrs Brown Potter's company; mentions Queen's Theatre, Manchester.

3224. ET-Z2,050 letter

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      [Undated] From Livie [Ellen Terry] to Bertha [Bertha Bramley]. Since she is ill with a chill she postpones Bertha's visit; Mrs Prinsep had visited yesterday.

3225. ET Z2,327 photocopy of letter

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      [Undated] From Granny Ellen Terry to Paul [Paul Cooper]. She cannot have alterations carried out at Yew Tree Cottage yet.

3226. ET-Z2,191 letter

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      [January 1925] From Ellen Terry to Herbert Duke. She thanks Mr Duke and his family for treating her and Edith Craig like family and for renovating the seal-skin cloak.

3227. ET-5,073 letter

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      [21 April 1909] From Nelly [Ellen Terry] to Boo [Elizabeth Rumball]. She reports on her ill health and rheumatism; mentions Alix Egerton is at Winchelsea but not at the cottage.

3228. ET-5,077 postcard

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      [23 August 1909] From N [Ellen Terry] to [Unknown] [Elizabeth Rumball]. She is resting in Aix-les-Bains; illustration of 'monument des de Maistre de Chateau de Chambery'.

3229. ET-5,100 postcard

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      [15 February 1910] From N [Ellen Terry] to [Unknown] [Elizabeth Rumball]. She thanks her for the hare; mentions music halls and weather; illustration of The Look-out, Winchelsea, Sussex.

3230. ET-D563 programme ("Some of Shakespeare's Heroines")

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      [11 June 1911] Pioneer Players. Ellen Terry's Shakespeare lecture. Some authorial assistance from Christopher St John. Followed by reception by Pioneers' committee.