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5760. SC21-M2 receipt

      Smallhythe Place

      [12 February 1910] Law Fire Insurance Society Limited. Payment receipt for insurance February - December 1910. Sum insured £1,750. No. Z43 13 to Mrs E. A. Carew [Ellen Terry].

5761. SC22-B1 letter

      British Library

      [8 February] From [Unknown] [Violet Vanbrugh] to Lady Maud [Maud Warrender]. Violet Vanbrugh regrets not being able to contribute to the Ellen Terry Memorial Fund.

5762. SC22-B199 letter

      British Library

      [3 November 1928] From Maud Bennington to Lady Maud [Maud Warrender]. She accepts the invitation to join the General Committee of the Ellen Terry Memorial scheme.

5763. SC22-B24 letter

      British Library

      [3 April 1908] From L. Messel to Sir [James Carew]. He reports on action taken relating to Ellen Terry's stocks £1200.

5764. SC23A-C1 catalogue

      Smallhythe Place

      [1929] Sotheby and Co.. Sale catalogue of printed books which belonged to Ellen Terry, on third day of sale Wednesday 10th July. Annotated 'Lot 599 to 635' and with prices on...

5765. SC23A-C6 catalogue

      Smallhythe Place

      [1928] Christie, Manson & Woods. Catalogue for the sale of silver plate belonging to Ellen Terry by auction on Tuesday December 18 1928. Annotated on front cover 'C[lare] Atwood' and...

5766. SC9-G147 cutting

      British Library

      [14 November 1929] Sale of 40 autographed letters, poems and postcards written by George Bernard Shaw at Sotheby's raised £500. Poem to Ellen Terry on her Jubilee.

5767. SC9-G290 cutting

      British Library

      [28 April 1906] The Playgoers' Club. Ellen Terry presented with silver casket by Mr Tree. Each member of the audience was presented with a souvenir programme.

5768. SC9-G309 cutting

      British Library

      [19 April 1932] Leicester Drama Society. Frank Lascelles; his last Shakespearean performance was with Ellen Terry, Mr Tree and Madge Kendal.

5769. SCB1-B1 letter, fragment or notes

      British Library

      [Undated] From [Unknown] to [Unknown]. An account of the career of Eleonora Duse and her friendship with Ellen Terry, mentioning Miss Alice Boughton, New York photographer who took Duse's p...