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6159. EC-Z3,358a letter

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      [4 December 1946] From Reverend Vincent Howson to Miss Craig [Edith Craig]. He is anxious that plans for Ellen Terry's centenary be carefully arranged; hopes to meet and discuss this with her.

6160. EC-Z3,376 letter

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      [17 August 1929] From Harry [H. B. Irving] to [Unknown] [Edith Craig]. He encloses two seats for Friday and thanks her for the chance to see them all at the [Ellen Terry Memorial].

6161. EC-Z3,456 letter

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      [4 May 1922] From E. V. Lucas to Miss Craig [Edith Craig]. He asks Edith Craig to get Ellen Terry’s and Sir Squire Bancroft’s signatures on an [unnamed] document/book.

6162. EC-Z3,736a letter

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      [15 July] From Prue Valentine to Miss Craig [Edith Craig]. She asks for one more ticket for the [Ellen Terry] Memorial service for which she is driving her mother down.

6163. EC-Z3,746 letter

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      [18 June 1908] From Hermann Vezin to Edie [Edith Craig]. He praises her performance as Mrs Bridgnorth; adding that Edith Craig grows more like her mother [Ellen Terry].

6164. ET Z1,098 letter

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      [13 July 1897] From Charles Carrington to [Unknown]. At the suggestion of G. B. [George Bernard] Shaw, invites Ellen Terry to take part in a tour of A Doll's House and Candida.

6165. ET Z1,125 letter

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      [1895] From Pearl Mary Craigie to [Unknown]. She accepts two tickets for Henry Irving's lecture; invites Ellen Terry to lunch; ends with gossip some of which has been censored.

6166. ET Z1,134 letter

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      [11 February 1898] From Pearl Mary Craigie to [Unknown]. Plot of four-act comedy about Princess Lieven and Guizot the French prime minister; roles ideal for Ellen Terry and Henry Irving respectively.

6167. ET-7,104 letter

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      [20 October 1910] From Jim [James Carew] to Boo [Elizabeth Rumball]. He saw Nell [Ellen Terry] off from Southampton and hopes this will be her last hard working tour.

6168. ET-D100 programme ("Macbeth")

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      [4 January 1889] Signed by Ellen Terry.