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[December 1908] From Ted [Edward Gordon Craig] to Mother [Ellen Terry]. He is in Florence and reports on his success in Russia; Tree has advanced him £100 for Macbeth and he has made some models; Russians pay him 6000 roub...
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[January 1909] From [Unknown] [Edward Gordon Craig] to [Unknown] [Ellen Terry]. Graham [Robertson] play; contract with Tree similiar to Moscow one; plans to be free to work on idea of motion by working as artistic advisor in sever...
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[Undated] From Ted [Edward Gordon Craig] to [Unknown] [Ellen Terry]. He plans to ask Trench about his percentage; Tree was surprised that he asked for a percentage but he received one for Hamlet from Stanislavsky and Co...
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[Undated] From Ted [Edward Gordon Craig] to Mother [Ellen Terry]. He thanks her for letter and cheque; promises not to undertake any theatre work in future without first securing capital; hopes her Katharine [in Henr...
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[Undated] From Paul Cooper to Miss Terry [Ellen Terry]. He advises on and draws a diagram of the appropriate type of damp course made of slate; warns of the risk of damp in the cellar; cites George Meredith...
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[4 October 1909] From [Unknown] [Stephen Coleridge] to Dearest Livie [Ellen Terry]. He refers to letter from Arthur [Mackarness], application for overdue rates not paid by Edie, hopes to visit next week, mentions Guy's car race at Bro...
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[9 February 1910] From W. F. Robinson to Madam [Ellen Terry]. He writes regarding various receipts and payment of £26 into current account from conversation of Brazillian Bonds; reference to Mr Studley, 3 Wilton...
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[24 December 1902] From A. J. L. Mackarness to Miss Terry [Ellen Terry]. Encloses plan on the conveyance of Smallhythe property. He asks her to mark minimum land required and sell the rest. Stephen Coleridge agrees. He desc...
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[6 October 1912] From Ellen Carew [Ellen Terry] to W. Mace. She asks for advice on enclosed draft letter to Mrs Smith of Hastings regarding pump and gate; asks how to charge for the water and wharf woodshed [fe...
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[11 February 1918] From Jim Le Brasseur to Miss Terry [Ellen Terry]. The committee instructs that the four acres of land must be ploughed as it would produce 8000 loaves of bread; he reports that Rosy [Craig] has rheuma...
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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.