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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.

6303. ET Z1,130 letter

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      [March 1897] From Pearl Mary Craigie to [Unknown]. Hopes Ellen Terry will recover in Margate; glad she is interested in play about Mrs Norton; busy on three volume novel The School for Saints.

6304. ET-8,150 letter

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      [14 December 1887] From J. L. Toole to Mrs Rumball [Elizabeth Rumball]. He encloses a box for Monday and sends a message to [Ellen Terry in] America; [envelope does not match this letter].

6305. ET-8,215 postcard

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      [14 November 1911] From May [May Ward] to [Unknown] [Elizabeth Rumball]. She thanks her for the honey; she has marked with a cross on the picture where Auntie Nell's [Ellen Terry] windows will be overlooking the gardens; il...

6306. ET-D123 programmes, two copies ("Charles I")

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      [April 1891] Henry Irving as Charles and Ellen Terry as Queen Henrietta Maria; Minnie Terry as Princess Elizabeth.

6307. ET-D160 programme ("Faust")

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      [June 1894] Music composed by Hamilton Clarke and Meredith Ball. Henry Irving as Mephistopheles and Ellen Terry as Margaret; William Terriss as Faust.

6308. ET-D163 programme (various works)

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      [18 July 1894] Henry Irving as the brothers Franchi; Ellen Terry as Lady Soupire.

6309. ET-D166 programme ("Becket")

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      [20 November 1894] Henry Irving as Becket; Ellen Terry as Rosamund; Genevieve Ward as Eleanor. Music composed by C. Villiers Stanford.