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6293. EC-Z3,210 letter

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      [November] From Mabel Egerton to Gilbert Samuel and Co.. She explains the circumstances of Dr Attwater’s attendance on Ellen Terry, that she recommended him, and that his account does not include payment for...

6294. EC-Z3,360 letter

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      [13 December 1946] From Vincent Howson to Miss Craig [Edith Craig]. He regrets he could not come on 13th [to discuss Ellen Terry's Centenary]; hopes to come on 19th or 20th.

6295. EC-Z3,469 letter

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      [Undated] From Maud Milton to Edie [Edith Craig]. She urges Edith Craig to play The Princess, a role which will suit her though the costumes are old and worn; mentions [Ellen Terry]; asks whether she...

6296. EC-Z3,511 letter

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      [18 September 1933] From Daphnie Phillips to Miss Craig [Edith Craig]. He offers to sell a souvenir programme, dated 1881, of The Cup; mentions Henry Irving and [Ellen Terry].

6297. EC-Z3,526 letter

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      [26 November] From Cora Urquhart Potter to Edy [Edith Craig]. She invites Edith Craig to call tomorrow morning or evening; she is going to Germany; mentions the kindness show to her by [Ellen Terry].

6298. EC-Z3,561 letter

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      [12 September 1929] From M. Wigham Richardson to Miss Craig [Edith Craig]. Lists titles of books on Henry Irving and Ellen Terry in his possession; sends regards to Miss [Christopher] St John.

6299. EC-Z3,652 letter

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      [14 February 1932] From Ethel [Ethel Smyth] to Edy [Edith Craig]. She sends a contribution to the Ellen Terry Memorial; after reading the letters to George Bernard Shaw she realises what a remarkable woman she was.

6300. EC-Z3,710 letter

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      [1926] From Sybil [Sybil Thorndike] to Tony [Clare Atwood]. She sends thanks for a message from [Ellen] Terry and mentions being disturbed about Edy [Edith Craig], [possibly about her ill health].

6301. EC-Z3,753 letter

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      [28 February 1929] From M. Warrender [Maud Warrender] to Miss Harvey. She encloses contributions [to the Ellen Terry Memorial Fund] from Mrs Brunner, Otis Skinner, Mrs Warren Low.

6302. ET Z1,118 letter

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      [25 November 1895] From Pearl Mary Craigie to [Unknown]. Godefroi and Yolande brilliant, unplayable and too unpleasant for England, USA or France; wants Ellen Terry to recite at Steinway-Meyer reception.