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[13 December 1928] From Helen [Mrs Spicer] to Edy [Edith Craig]. She is trying to trace a photographer called Copperfield, late of Brook Street, who took a photograph of [Ellen Terry] from which she would like two p...
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[25 August 1928] From Marguerite Steen to Miss Craig [Edith Craig]. She asks if her black onyx ring, which she lent to Ellen Terry, has been found among her possessions, as she would like it back; Barney [Hilda Barnes]...
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[26 July 1928] From Sybil [Sybil Thorndike] to Edy [Edith Craig]. She sends condolences on death of Ellen Terry and goes on to describe life in South Africa; Elsie Hale pianist at Schumann concerto; describes various...
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[17 April 1906] From Ted [Edward Gordon Craig] to Booie [Elizabeth Rumball]. His health has improved; he refers to the tribute to his mother [Ellen Terry] on her Jubilee but questions the need to raise funds for her as Stephen...
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[26 January 1911] From Jim [James Carew] to Boo [Elizabeth Rumball]. He has heard from Nell [Ellen Terry] who is well and returns in March; he hopes to sell Vine Cottage on her behalf; he has been performing plays at Eu...
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[12 July 1909] From May [May Ward] to [Unknown] [Elizabeth Rumball]. She heard from Auntie Nell [Ellen Terry] that Edy [Edith Craig] has shown her the banner; mentions the opportunity for Mr Jim [James Carew] to play in...
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[7 February 1893] Henry Irving as Becket, Genevieve Ward as Eleanor, Ellen Terry as Rosamund and Edward Gordon Craig as Knight Templar. Music composed by C. Villiers St...
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[21 February 1893] Henry Irving as Becket, Genevieve Ward as Eleanor, Ellen Terry as Rosamund and Edward Gordon Craig as Knight Templar. Music composed by C. Villiers St...
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[9 July 1894] Music composed by C. Villiers Stanford. Ellen Terry as Rosamund, Henry Irving as Becket, Genevieve Ward as Eleanor and William Terriss as Henry II.
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[21 January 1895] With synopsis of scenery and play. Music composed by Arthur Sullivan. Henry Irving as King Arthur; Ellen Terry as Guinevere; Forbes Robertson as Lance...
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The Ellen Terry and Edith Craig Archives Database Project and the Ellen Terry Archive Website Project was supported by the University of Hull.