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ET-D2263 letter, copy

British Library

[22 April 1908] From Austin Bereton to Hutchinson & Co.. He has heard from America that she intends to mention him in her autobiography and he asks her not to; he advises her to credit Mr J. H. Leigh for the...
ET-D2277 letter

British Library

[25 August 1906] From S. S. McClure to Miss Marshall [Christopher St John]. He offers to pay a higher price than any other American publisher in order to publish Ellen Terry's autobiography in McClure's Magazine; he refers to...
ET-D2346 letter, copy

British Library

[6 July 1908] From A. P. Watt to Miss Marshall [Christopher St John]. He quotes Mrs Carew's [Ellen Terry] letter where she complains about changes made to the concluding paragraph of July instalment of American Impressio...
ET-D2366 letter

British Library

[29 August 1906] From A. Hutchinson to Miss Marshall [Christopher St John]. He sets out the terms on which Ward, Lock and Co. would be interested in buying the British and colonial serial rights of [Ellen] Terry's book; he adv...
ET-D253a programme (various works)

British Library

[23 April 1902] Mr F. R. Benson's Shakespearean Company. Ellen Terry as Queen Katherine. Schedule for second week of three; Henry VIII (Wed, Thurs, Sat matinee), Merry Wives (Fri), Shrew (Sat eve).
EC-Z3,226/3 letter

British Library

[30 April 1888] From Joe Evans to Edy [Edith Craig]. Thanks for her and Ellen Terry's letters from the ship; mentions Miss Conway, Dr De Loit, Miss Frances Lockwood; Fanny Taber, Charlie Burlingham, Mint...
ET-D1027 programme fragment (various works)

British Library

[Undated] Many different performances listed, including Ellen Terry's recitation, musical sketch by Captain Carpenter of Royal Engineers, violin solo by Miss G....
SC9-G76 cutting

British Library

[20 April 1930] Miss Neilson-Terry demonstrated beauty products with Pamela Carme at Pettigrew and Stephens
SCB17-G8 cutting, incomplete

Smallhythe Place

[August 1908] Illustrations of John Singer Sargent and Sir Edward Burne-Jones
EC-G1810 cutting

British Library

[15 February 1935] Details of civic reception for Edith Craig, talks, production, exhibition.