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[Undated] From Edy [Edith Craig] to Bo [Catherine Elizabeth Powell]. She encloses rosemary from mother's [Ellen Terry] garden; mentions selling lavender at a jumble sale; Robin's [Robinetta] weight, and compared with Mi...
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[17 March 1929] From Nelly [Nelly Craig] to Bo [Catherine Elizabeth Powell]. She thanks her for sending snowdrops, mentions Kitten, Granny [Ellen Terry]; Papa [Edward Gordon Craig] in England working hard.
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[15 June 1910] From Jim [James Carew] to Boo [Elizabeth Rumball]. He saw Nellie [Ellen Terry] on Sunday for two hours; describes the Farm [Smallhythe]; garden with pergola and mentions the bath and a building of an e...
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[28 February 1928] From Mother [Elizabeth Powell] to Nellie [Nellie Powell]. She listened with K. [Kitty Powell] to the broadcast; Edy [Edith Craig] so like Nell [Ellen Terry]; mentions Kitten, the Burtons, Emily and Joe, enclo...
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[22 September 1890] Edward Gordon Craig as Henry Ashton, Henry Irving as Edgar and Ellen Terry as Lucy Ashton. Music composed by Dr A. C. Mackenzie.
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[13 October 1890] Music composed by Dr A. C. Mackenzie. Henry Irving as Edgar, Ellen Terry as Lucy Ashton and Edward Gordon Craig as Henry Ashton.
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[13 July 1891] Henry Irving as the brothers; Kate Phillips as Coralie; Edward Gordon Craig as M. Beauchamp; Ellen Terry as Anne Oldfield.
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[28 May 1894] Ellen Terry as Margaret, Henry Irving as Mephistopheles and William Terriss as Faust. Music composed by Hamilton Clarke and Meredith Ball; annotated w...
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[8 June 1895] 100th performance. Ailsa Craig [Edith Craig] as Clarissant, Ellen Terry as Guinevere, Henry Irving as King Arthur and Ben Webster as Lancelot.
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[4 May 1898] First night; Henry Irving as Dr Tregenna and Ellen Terry as Sylvia Wynford. Music composed by Maude Valerie White.
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