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[24 April 1912] From The Owl [Ellen Terry] to [Unknown] [Nelly Powell]. She offers to pay for a singing lesson with [Charles Phillips]; asks her not to tell anyone at the Club that she is unwell; mentions Edy [Edith Craig]...
[11 April 1906] p.37 Tributes to Ellen Terry from Sarah Bernhardt, Ellaline Terriss, M. Sardou, M. Coquelin, Pinero, Henry Arthur Jones, Sir L. Alma-Tadema, George Al...
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[1917] From Mary Anderson [Mary Anderson de Navarro] to Nell [Ellen Terry]. She invites her to do the Queen Catherine scene at Cheltenham while she will do the Pygmalion scene to raise funds for monastery; hopes to see Edie [E...
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[25 January 1903] From William Archer to Miss Terry [Ellen Terry]. He is waiting for a marked copy of The Vikings so that he can suggest revisions; looking forward to meeting Edward Gordon Craig; has not seen Bethlehe...
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[4 May 1903] From William Archer to [Unknown] [Ellen Terry]. His wife thanks her for the box; he feels, like Pinero, unable to see his translation of The Vikings; G. B. [Geroge Bernard] Shaw is likely to see it.
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[23 June 1895] From Pearl Mary Craigie to Miss Terry [Ellen Terry]. Will attend first performance; programme note about George Moore and Caraquel; met [Edith Craig] at Daly's; Sarah B[ernhardt] boring; Eleonora Duse in...
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[10 December 1895] From Pearl Mary Craigie to Nell [Ellen Terry]. Thanks for box; cast list for [The School for Saints], possibly parts for Bancroft and Miss Granville; will attend Janotha reception.
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[20 December 1895] From J. O. H. Pearl [Pearl Mary Craigie] to Nell [Ellen Terry]. Describes the character of Mrs Cunningham as 'the fit wife of a great Prime Minister'; sorry to have missed Edie [Edith Craig].
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[13 January 1896] From Pearl Mary Craigie to Nell [Ellen Terry]. Critical of Henry Arthur Jones's Michael and His Lost Angel; parts of Mrs Serden and Frou Frou; Forbes-Robertson and Marion Terry.
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[25 April 1897] From Pearl Mary Craigie to Nell [Ellen Terry]. She mentions new play; glad that [Madame] Sans-Gene is a success; sister Marion at Criterion in feeble play influenced by Ibsen; Pinero; changing view...
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The Ellen Terry and Edith Craig Archives Database Project and the Ellen Terry Archive Website Project was supported by the University of Hull.