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4231. ET-5,035 letter and card

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      [25 December 1901] From Nelly [Ellen Terry] to Boo [Elizabeth Rumball]. Christmas card with illustration, heart shaped; and covering letter sending best wishes for recovery as Boo [Elizabeth Rumball] is unwell.

4232. ET-5,040 card

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      [24 April 1902] From Nelly [Ellen Terry] to Booie [Elizabeth Rumball]. She describes the alterations to the house; Audrey has left; mentions Bo [Catherine Elizabeth Powell]; arrangements for servants and Henry [Irving].

4233. ET-5,069 letter

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      [1 February 1909] From Nelly [Ellen Terry] to Booie [Elizabeth Rumball]. She mentions the end of her work in a play; Boo's [Elizabeth Rumball] eyesight, Greeney, dinner with Amy [Ward] and May Ward at Norbiton.

4234. ET-5,105 postcard

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      [12 December 1910] From Nelly [Ellen Terry] to Booie [Elizabeth Rumball]. Four postcards sending Christmas wishes and describing Los Angelos [Angeles] [USA] and California; illustrations of the Castaneda, West Lake Park, Thi...

4235. ET-5,118 letter

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      [6 July 1911] From Nelly [Ellen Terry] to My dearest old darling [Elizabeth Rumball]. She sends eau de cologne from Harrods for her birthday, with a handkerchief and scented sachet.

4236. ET-5,121 postcard

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      [7 September 1911] From [Unknown] [Ellen Terry] to [Unknown] [Elizabeth Rumball]. She is visiting Aimee Lowther, who is very ill, at Dinard; mentions health problems; illustration of Le Mont Saint-Michel, pecheurs des greves et coqu...

4237. ET-5,135 postcard

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      [5 August 1912] From N. [Ellen Terry] to Dame Elizabeth Rumball. She is going to the dentist; mentions Miss Portia Knight, Marion [Terry] and Edy [Edith Craig]; Nelly [Powell]; illustration of the Farm, Smallhythe.

4238. ET-5,139 letter

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      [23 September 1912] From Nelly [Ellen Terry] to My Booie-Wooie [Elizabeth Rumball]. She thanks her for the hare; Gertie Bewdlas has got married; Edy [Edith Craig] at the cottage.

4239. ET-D106 programme

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      [16 March 1890] Romilly Club for Working Men. Anthology of music, songs and recitals; 'Social gathering for working men and women only'; recitations by Ellen Terry and Edward Gordon Craig. Julia N...

4240. ET-D380 flyer ("The Triumphant Heroines of Shakespeare")

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      [11 June 1911] Pioneer Players. Ellen Terry's Shakespeare lecture, including Much Ado About Nothing, As You Like It, Coriolanus, The Merchant of Venice, followed by reception by Pion...