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383. ET-Z1,540 letter

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     [21 December 1921] From Laura Troubridge to Nelly [Ellen Terry]. She sends Christmas greetings; off to Hampshire for Christmas with a friend and hopes to see Ellen Terry soon.

384. ET-Z1,726/70 letter

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     [9 February 1920] From Nenny [Nelly Craig] to Granny [Ellen Terry]. She mentions Marjorie, Ellen Terry's eyesight; suggests sending flowers.

385. ET-Z1,727/16 letter

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     [28 February 1908] From Bobo to Baba [Ellen Terry]. Sends birthday greetings; asks whether [Ellen Terry] is on tour; love to Uncle Jim [James Carew]. Illustrated.

386. SC11-B1 letter ("Many happy returns of your birthday")

     British Library

     [26 February 1928] From Mrs Beevers to Dame Ellen Terry. Eight lines on Ellen Terry's birthday in a letter.

387. SC19-G140a cutting

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     [Undated] Illustration of Ellen Terry in costume, originally inscribed 'My Jubilee photograph. Ellen Terry= 1906='; on reverse, illustration of Cecilia Loftus a...

388. SC22-B116 letter

     British Library

     [May 1913] From Geering & Colyer to Sir or Madam [Ellen Terry]. General enquiry about property for sale between £2000 and £3000. Heavily annotated by Ellen Terry.

389. NT/SMA/PH/171 postcard

     Smallhythe Place

     [Undated] From E. T. C. [Ellen Terry] to Boo [Elizabeth Rumball]. Illustration of James Carew; inscribed by [Ellen Terry] and Jim [James Carew].

390. ET-Z1,351a/2 postcard

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     [8 July 1925] From Ellen Terry to Mrs Bowen. She thanks her for lettting Gladys be with her; invites her to visit too; photograph of Ellen Terry in costume in her garden.

391. EC-A46x letter

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     [22 March 1929] From The Ellen Terry Memorial to [Unknown]. Open letter about the anniversary of Ellen Terry's birthday, the sum collected to date £840 and the forthcoming matinee 23rd April to be advertised.

392. ET-Z4,124 letter

     British Library

     [February 1909] From Ted [Edward Gordon Craig] to [Unknown] [Ellen Terry]. He asks Ellen Terry to write to Isadora Duncan about a claim in the American yellow press, Mondre Illustre, that their daughter is studying dancing at...