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SC11-W14 poem ("Sonnet")

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[6 November 1875]
SC2-G10 cutting

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[Undated] picture of Robin, Phillip and Peter Craig.
ET-D587 programme ("The Letters in Shakespeare's Plays")

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[13 February 1917] Handbill of series of Sunday afternoon lectures, including Ellen Terry's Shakespeare Lecture, with some authorial assistance from Christopher St John.
EC-B192 letter

Smallhythe Place

[2 November 1934] From Sir Charles Mallett [ ] to Miss Craig [Edith ]. Legal document, copy of letters from Ellen Terry to Anthony Hope with copy of letter from Sir Charles Mallett to Edith Craig asking permission to publ...
ET-5,131 letter

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[19 May 1912] From Nelly [Ellen Terry] to Boo [Elizabeth Rumball]. She has been prescribed a rest cure and to cancel work; mentions Nelly Powell and Edy [Edith Craig] at the Club; she is unable to attend the banquet i...
ET-D546 flyer

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[11 August 1922] Grand Concert in aid of repairs to the Barn Theatre, Little Easton. Artistes include Ellen Terry and Phyllis Neilson-Terry.
ET-Z2,257 letter with two envelopes

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[29 September 1893] From Nell [Ellen Terry] to Darling old girl [Marion Terry]. She mentions Marion's carriage accident, the Chicago World's Fair, the American tour, Edy [Edith Craig], Edie L [Lane], Mrs Kendal, Jane Harding, Aunt...
ET-Z4,070 letter

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[17 May 1931] From Ted [Edward Gordon Craig] to Jim [James Carew]. He asks for copies of 16 letters from George Bernard Shaw to Ellen Terry sold by James Carew to Adams; Edward Gordon Craig needs to refer rather than...
ET-Z4,097 letter

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[Undated] From Ted [Edward Gordon Craig] to Mother [Ellen Terry]. About his new role in Villon, and his Louis XI period costume with sketch; asks her to find fabric; asks her to come to see the production; Alfred Cal...
SCB6-A5 letter

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[October 1885] From Portia Viola Ophelia Olivia [Ellen Terry] to Elsie [Elsie Palmer]. She thanks her for her letter; she is busy with work, commenting on Henry Irving as the vicar and her part as Olivia; although Ted [Edward Gordon Crai...