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ET-D2362 letter

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[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.
ET-D270 programme ("Much Ado About Nothing")

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[19 June 1903] Ellen Terry as Beatrice. Under management of Ellen Terry.
ET-D523 play programme (various works)

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[2 September 1918] Ellen Terry in scenes from Shakespeare with others.
ET-D524 programme (various works)

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[2 September 1918] Harold V. Neilson presents Ellen Terry in scenes from Shakespeare as Portia and Mistress Page.
EC-A55 letter

Smallhythe Place

[21 October 1931] From Christopher St John [ ] to Jo [Miss J. M. Harvey]. Arrangements for meeting with Irene Cooper Willis and Lady Maud [Warrender]; not at 31 Bedford St which is still in 'dust sheets [...] as the family a...
EC-D179 programme (various works)

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[21 April] YMCA. Scenes from Shakespeare plays and songs, and recitals with artists Sir Johnston Forbes-Robertson, Lady Maud Warrender, Jean Sterling Mackinlay; short...
EC-Z3,065 letter

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[Undated] From Ethel B. B. [Ethel Barrymore] to Edy [Edith Craig]. She sends detailed news and her plans, mentioning [Richard] Mansfield as Cyrano, Aime Russell in Catharine at Garrick Theatre, Mrs Dexter, Satty, Daly...
EC-Z3,732 letter

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[4 November 1919] From Herbert Trench to Miss Edith Craig. He discusses the possible revival of Napoleon in which Edith Craig played Nan; he explains his delay in answering due to a serious accident from which...
EC-Z3,781 letter

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[7 June 1922] From Mary Wyndham to Miss Craig [Edith Craig]. She requests a re-draft of the description of her role as lady with a dog; she will draft the part and send a typed copy; hopes Mr Green will come to...
ET-Z1,195 postcard, with typed and ms copies.

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[February 1884] From General C. E. Gordon to Rev. R. Barnes [Reginald Barnes]. He announces his arrival in Khartoum; mentions Stewart; the 'black ladies'. [Addressee is Prebendary of Exeter Cathedral and father of Irene and Viol...