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Results 6923 - 6932 of 7269 for "Ellen Terry"

6923. MHF2-D10 programme

      British Library

      [16 December 1933] Servers of the Blind League. Christmas party and entertainment for members of the Social Clubs for the Blind in London held in Central Hall, Westminster; illustration of Dame Elle...

6924. SC11-W10 poem (various works)

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      [Undated] Annotated reference to the burlesque at the Court Theatre in the 1870s; Miss Helen Barry, and S. B. Bateman, 24 Radley Road, Abingdon.

6925. SC22-B233 letter

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      [Undated] From E. Marshall to Sirs. He enquires about the cost of the lease for the Farm, Smallhythe, for a term of 7, 14, or 21 years unfurnished for Lady Henry Grosvenor; annotated by...

6926. SC22-M137 notice of application

      British Library

      [9 July 1928] Blunt, Jon. For appointment of Alexander Victor Drummond of Lombard Street, London, under legislation 53 Vic.C.5 and Amending Acts; no 787 to administer the prope...

6927. SC2-G46 cutting

      British Library

      [2 July 1906] ET laid foundation stone for new theatre in Coventry. Cutting on 2 cards with numerous annotations, one with cutting marks. Reference to photograph co...

6928. SC7-G3 cutting

      British Library

      [19 August 1921] Birth of John Edward Craig, son of Edward Craig; grandson of Edward Gordon Craig; Edward Carrick's work with Alastair MacDonald on interior decoration...

6929. SC9-G118 cutting

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      [12 November 1901] Mentions Gray's Inn Road; books at the Exhibition; Sampson Low exhibits include the manuscript of Edward Gordon Craig's book and copies of the limited...

6930. SCB17-G17 cutting

      Smallhythe Place

      [January 1908] Henry Kemble as Sir Oliver Surface; Adelaide Neilson; The Lyceum Theatre, interior and exterior; Bram Stoker, H. J. Loveday, Adelaide and Frances Anne...

6931. SCB17-G3 cutting, incomplete

      Smallhythe Place

      [Undated] Illustrations of Charles Reade, Anna Pavlova, Theodore Watts-Dunton, Dr and Mrs Boyd Carpenter, Elsie Craven, George Bernard Shaw, and William Poel's...

6932. ET-D2192 letter

      British Library

      [2 April 1913] From Hughes Massie & Co to Edith Craig. In response to a query from an American publisher, he asks for Sidgwick & Jackson's terms for sheet publication.