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6325. ET-Z1,728/7 letter

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      [3 May 1906] From L. Nathan to Acton Bond. He thanks Mr Bond for letter regarding Drury Lane [Ellen Terry Jubilee] and asks what he is likely to require.

6326. HIL-D4 programme ("Peter the Great")

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      [1 January 1898] Henry Irving as Peter and Ellen Terry as Catherine. Music composed by Meredith Ball. Acting manager Bram Stoker.

6327. MHF2-G136 cutting

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      [15 January 1938] Announcement of Henry Irving Centenary Matinee; mentions Edward Knoblock, Laurence Irving, Lady Brunner, Ellen Terry and various productions in which...

6328. MHF2-G591 cutting

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      [Undated] Review of production, mentioning Edward Gordon Craig as Caleb Deecie, Mr Havilan, Mr Martin-Harvey, Ellen Terry, Mr J. Archer, Mr Sidney Lacy, Amy Col...

6329. MHF2-G619 cutting

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      [18 February 1939] Death duties from deaths of Melville Brothers have forced the sale of the Lyceum Theatre; mentions Henry Irving, Ellen Terry, John Martin-Harvey, Edmu...

6330. POL-G8 cutting

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      [28 September 1928] Ellen Terry's estate was £22,231 and Henry Irving's estate was worth £20,527 after the Liberator losses; discusses the worth of other actors' estates,...

6331. SC11-W13 poem (various works)

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      [30 September 1882] 'To Miss Ellen Terry an art student's tribute to her Beauty and Genius. Romeo and Juliet, Lyceum Theatre. Sep. 30th 1882'.

6332. SC11-W21 poem ("Different parts you play in this world's drama")

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      [27 February 1883] Lines written on the reverse of the title page of The Poetical Works of William Wordsworth. Title page inscribed 'To Ellen Terry on the 27th of Februa...

6333. SC11-W6 poem ("Ode to a Steward")

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      [13 April 1885] To Ellen Terry on board S. S. Arizona. Annotated envelope 'Lines written by that dear donkey Louis F. Austin to me, "aboard the lugger" = en route fro...

6334. SC17-D14 programme ("The Winter's Tale")

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      [1906] Ellen Terry as Hermione and Viola Tree as Perdita; some music by Coleridge Taylor. Details of Tree's tour and notice of forthcoming annual Shakespeare...