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465. ET-Z1,291 letter

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     [Undated] From Justin [Justin McCarthy] to Sweet Nell [Ellen Terry]. He complains that Ellen Terry has not answered his letter and fears she is angry; asks to see her Friday night.

466. ET-Z1,307 letter

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     [20 September 1904] From Edith Wynne Matthison to Miss Terry [Ellen Terry]. She thanks Ellen Terry for sending her first-night telegram; mentions Sir Henry [Irving].

467. ET-Z1,312 letter

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     [Undated] From Nellie Melba [Dame Melba] to Miss Terry [Ellen Terry]. She sends her autograph book and asks for signatures of Ellen Terry and Henry Irving; see ET-Z1,313.

468. ET-Z1,344 letter

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     [15 November 1889] From Adelina Patti to Miss Terry [Ellen Terry]. She thanks Ellen Terry for her note; she is better and hopes to sing tomorrow night; congratulations on her great success.

469. ET-Z1,500 letter

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     [11 March 1883] From Fred Terry to Nell [Ellen Terry]. He recommends Stewart Mallam at Andrew Ball & Co, as accountant, who works for the Haymarket, London; heavily annotated by Ellen Terry.

470. ET-Z1,535 letter

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     [12 June 1906] From Viola [Viola Tree] to Ellen Terry. She regrets that she was unable to attend or participate in Ellen Terry's matinee; she is house bound for another ten days.

471. ET-Z1,539 business card

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     [Undated] From Juliette [Yvonne de Treville] to Miss Terry [Ellen Terry]. Letter written on reverse of business card offering Ellen Terry a box for [performance] on Saturday night.

472. ET-Z1,547 letter

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     [7 May 1906] From Dads [Hermann Vezin] to Nellie [Ellen Terry]. He asks for the words for Act II for her commemoration [Jubilee]; draft reply written by Ellen Terry.

473. ET-Z1,620 letter

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     [31 March 1916] From May Wyndham to [Unknown] [Ellen Terry]. She invites Ellen Terry and Edie [Edith Craig] to dine and to drive to Bromley for lunch with Lady Maud [Warrender] on Sunday.

474. ET-Z1,725/96 letter fragment

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     [Undated] From [Unknown] [Elena Meo] to [Unknown] [Ellen Terry]. Part of a family letter; mentions Ellen Terry's tour, Mrs Stephen's, old Indian Louie and children, husband to fight; family bathing.