British Library
[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...
British Library
[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...
British Library
[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...
British Library
[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...
British Library
[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...
British Library
[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 [...
British Library
[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...
British Library
[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...
British Library
[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...
British Library
[20 November 1906] From A. P. Watt to Miss Marshall [Christopher St John]. He hopes to meet her and Miss [Edith] Craig; he has asked Mr Methuen to return the copy of the first seven chapters of Recollections.
The Ellen Terry and Edith Craig Archives Database Project is supported by
The Ellen Terry and Edith Craig Archives Database Project and the Ellen Terry Archive Website Project was supported by the University of Hull.