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6983. ET-7,103 letter

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      [18 October] From Jim [James Carew] to Boo [Elizabeth Rumball]. He is busy with rehearsals and has opened in a one-act play at the Kilburn Empire which was a big success; mentions George Lewis and Mrs Powell and Ne...

6984. ET-8,214 postcard

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      [4 November 1911] From May [May Ward] to [Unknown] [Elizabeth Rumball]. They are staying in Bournemouth and mother [Amy Ward] has been able to walk while in July she was in a chair; she has had a letter from Auntie Nell [E...

6985. ET-Z1,728/47 letter

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      [25 March 1906] From J. M. Glover to Mr Bond [Acton Bond]. He reminds him that scores of Trial By Jury are needed for rehearsal on Tuesday and indirectly suggests that his name should be mentioned on the progr...

6986. ET-Z1,728/49 letter

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      [31 March 1905] From J. M. Glover to Mr Bond [Acton Bond]. He suggests Thursday as day for music rehearsal requested by Mr [W. S.] Gilbert, C. Pounds or director of choristers to be informed and notice in the...

6987. ET-Z1,728/56 letter

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      [1 June] From Seymour Hicks to Bond [Acton Bond]. He reports that only six choristers attended rehearsal that day; some people have never attended at all; concerned that musical pieces need to be rehe...

6988. ET-Z1,728/61 letter

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      [80 1906] From David [illegible] to Acton Bond. He comments on Victoria group, Mrs Frohman's dress is wrong; offer from Mr Tree via Mary Moore of loan of costumes; Miss Rorke's replacement as duches...

6989. ET-Z2,324 letter

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      [14 December 1919] From Marion Terry to Mr Fleming [Albert Fleming]. She thanks him for his letter about her performance; the play had good response but ends on 3 Jan and then she has no work; mentions Hilda and Ellen [...

6990. MHF2-D11 programme

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      [13 February 1932] The Servers of the Blind League. Annual Party and entertainment for the members of the Social Clubs for the Blind; Edith Craig president and Major Hon. Christopher Lowther chairman to...

6991. SC9-G107 cutting

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      [Undated] The Eve of Peace by G. F. Watts sent to Dunedin Art Gallery in New Zealand having been in Lord Faringdon's collection. Owner of Choosing now revealed...

6992. ET-D2337 letter

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      [28 May 1907] From A. P. Watt to Miss Palgrave [Margaret Palgrave]. He acknowledges the instructions to communicate with Miss Marshall [Christopher St John] while [Ellen] Tery is away; he mentions that the book is curr...