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EC-AZ3,213 letter

British Library

[28 July 1928] From Harold Rylett to Miss Craig [Edith Craig]. He is glad to accept the invitation from Edith Craig to be a pall-bearer at Ellen Terry's funeral.
EC-AZ3,233 letter

British Library

[23 July 1928] From Minnie Smythe to Miss Craig [Edith Craig]. Letter of condolence on death of Ellen Terry, recalling her visit with Mr [James] Carew to Honvault.
EC-AZ3,234 letter

British Library

[23 July 1928] From Horace Collins to Miss Edith Craig. Letter of condolence on death of Ellen Terry from the secretary of the Society of West End Managers.
EC-AZ3,250 letter

British Library

[Undated] From Norah D. Van den Bergh to Miss Craig [Edith Craig]. Letter of condolence on death of Ellen Terry, sending love from Diana.
EC-AZ3,262 letter

British Library

[22 July 1928] From Caroline Wilson to Miss Craig [Edith Craig]. Letter of condolence on death of Ellen Terry, recalling Lyceum Theatre and her friend Lotty Verne.
EC-AZ3,272 letter

British Library

[25 July 1928] From Louise J. Wyndham and F. W. Wyndham to Edith Craig. Letter of condolence on death of Ellen Terry, hoping laurel wreath was appropriate.
EC-B228 letter

Smallhythe Place

[24 May 1934] From Clerk of the Council to Madam. Application for Ellen Terry Memorial to be placed on the approval list of charities for Sunday Cinematograph Entertainments; clipped to EC-B227.
EC-D345 programme (various works)

British Library

[24 January 1891] Annotated by Ellen Terry ‘Saturday 24 January [18]91’ and ‘To Garrick Theatre with Flos & Audrey’. Comments on performance of cast members.
EC-D557 programme ("Daniel")

British Library

[11 April 1921] Annotated by Ellen Terry ‘S.B.-in 1921-is far more beautiful, & a far greater actress now than fifteen years ago-amazing woman=E.T.=’
EC-D729 programme ("[Scenes from various plays]")

British Library

[23 April 1921] Shakespeare Anniversary matinee. Ellen Terry evening only; annotated with timings of each part of production; inscribed 'Miss [Edith] Craig' on cover.