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5992. EC-Z3,213 letter

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      [4 April] From Pollie Emery to Dame Lena [Lena Ashwell]. She offers to help on the stage or in front of house for the Ellen Terry Memorial benefit matinee.

5993. EC-Z3,273 letter

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      [24 July] From Sheila Fry to Miss Craig [Edith Craig]. She regrets she was not able to come to the [Ellen Terry] Memorial Performance at Smallhythe due to illness.

5994. EC-Z3,320 letter

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      [16 November] From Beatrice Harraden to Miss Craig [Edith Craig]. She loved the pageant, mentioning [Ellen Terry] and Rosa Bonheur.

5995. EC-Z3,393 letter

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      [23 January 1929] From Charles Bennett Kaye to Miss Craig [Edith Craig]. He lists letters and cards from Ellen Terry which he holds.

5996. EC-Z3,513 letter

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      [2 May 1929] From Kate Phillips to Edy [Edith Craig]. She thanks her for sending the programme of the first Ellen Terry Memorial performance which she missed through illness.

5997. EC-Z3,599 centenary material

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      [Undated] Five copies of A Story of St Paul Covent Garden; two copies of Come to YOUR Church, the Actor’s Church; postcard of the Ellen Terry plaque in St Paul'...

5998. EC-Z3,756 letter

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      [29 April 1929] From Henrietta Watson to Miss Craig [Edith Craig]. She explains why she was unable to take part in the [Ellen Terry] memorial matinee; mentions the Garrick [Club].

5999. EC-Z3,806 letter, mourning paper

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      [Undated] From [illegible] to Edy [Edith Craig]. Discusses designs for costumes; sends message to Teddy that the Americans intend to come in August; mentions Calypso and [Ellen Terry].

6000. ET HIP-D1028 letter

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      [3 May 1906] From H. B. I. [H. B. Irving] to Pinero [Arthur Pinero]. He agrees to play in Ellen Terry's matinee as Don Juan.

6001. ET Z1,091 letter

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      [1905] From Lady Archie Campbell to [Unknown]. She asks Ellen Terry to become a member of the Ladies Athenaeum; much enjoyed Alice Sit By the Fire.