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5980. EC-G1780 cutting

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      [23 February 1935] Mollie Shannon to appear as Lady Teazle in Coventry Repertory company production in Ellen Terry Festival; Edith Craig will attend second performance....

5981. EC-G1790 cutting

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      [28 February 1935] Edith Craig at civic reception during Ellen Terry Birthday Festival explains that she only recently found out that her mother was born in 1847 and not...

5982. EC-G1862 cutting

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      [3 May 1930] Marylebone Magistrates Court case against Lady Maud Warrender fails; allegation of illegal lottery, sale of tickets for Grand National Mutual Subscrip...

5983. EC-G1871 cutting

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      [2 May 1930] Marylebone Magistrates Court case against Lady Maud Warrender fails; allegation of illegal lottery, sale of tickets for Grand National Mutual Subscrip...

5984. EC-G1957 cutting

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      [31 August 1938] Letters of Ellen Terry to be sold in London next month include those to Cindy, Mrs Helen Rosina Price of Warmington Wiltshire and Claygate Surrey; sol...

5985. EC-G1972 cutting

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      [1 September 1938] Sylvia Grey, now Mrs C. D. Stewart, former actress retired in 1893; she had a small part in Olivia in 1885. Mentions Ellen Terry

5986. EC-G2029 cutting

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      [2 April 1938] Walked on in 1903 in Ellen Terry's production of Much Ado About Nothing; other jobs with Fred Terry, Louis Calvert. Annotated '2283'.

5987. EC-P147 handbill ("An Early English Nativity Play")

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      [Undated] In aid of women war workers. Prologue to be spoken by Ellen Terry and Lady Tree. Music arranged by C. Kennedy Scott.

5988. EC-Z3,046 letter

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      [Undated] From Barney [Hilda Barnes] to Miss Craig [Edith Craig]. Reports of Ellen Terry's improved health, mentioning Mrs Coleridge and Teddy [Edward Craig].

5989. EC-Z3,096 letter

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      [1928] From Mrs P. Burke to Madam [Edith Craig]. She is sorry to hear of Ellen Terry's illness and sends a 'blessed medal' to help her recovery.