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3410. ET-Z1,408 letter

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      [7 October 1908] From [illegible] Armande to Madam [Ellen Terry]. Correspondent has read her autobiography, saw her in her first stage appearance and writes with many memories of the old Princess's Theatre and Charle...

3411. ET-Z1,415 letter

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      [16 August 1902] From Chris [Christopher St John] to [Unknown] [Ellen Terry]. She mentions holiday with Edy [Edith Craig] in Bruges; the children Peter, Bob and Phil, the nurse, Mr Coleman; Nicholson's choice of sofa from Woodst...

3412. ET-Z1,472 letter

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      [17 July 1906] From Bram Stoker to Miss Terry [Ellen Terry]. He thanks her for the photograph which he will send to Heinemann; mentions photograph from Cameron, someone who could work as foreman or steward on Ca...

3413. ET-Z1,516 letter

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      [23 May 1902] From Herbert Beerbohm Tree to Miss Terry [Ellen Terry]. He confirms her employment as Mrs Page in The Merry Wives of Windsor to begin 10 June at a salary of £125 for six performances; annotated by Ellen Ter...

3414. ET-Z1,538 letter

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      [Undated] From Viola [Viola Tree] to Miss Terry [Ellen Terry]. She sends Lithuania; offers small part in Rupert Brook[e]'s piece; Ainley agrees. Other actors include Lillah McCarthy, Owen Nares and H. B.; annotat...

3415. ET-Z1,589 letter

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      [18 April 1916] From W. P. Watt to Mrs James Carew [Ellen Terry]. He sends the statement of sales of her book, The Story of My Life, for previous year, mentioning outstanding balance.

3416. ET-Z1,726/102 letter

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      [Undated] From Teddy [Edward Craig] to Granny [Ellen Terry]. He mentions weather, chickens, wisteria and white roses on terrace; plans to swim; asks her to show father [Edward Gordon Craig] pictures of actors fr...

3417. ET-Z2,216a letter

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      [1 February 1907] From Ellen Terry to Editor, Morning Advertiser Press. She sends an amendment to her book, serialised in the Morning Advertiser, that Meredith Ball wrote most of the music for Henry Irving's Faust at the L...

3418. ET-Z1,355 letter on mourning paper

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      [2 June 1909] From Wm Poel [William Poel] to Miss Ellen Terry. Invitation to play Lady Macduff at first performance at Fulham on Tuesday afternoon 22 June, seen for the first time in 300 years. Annotated by Ellen...

3419. ET-D131b programme

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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...