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Results 1271 - 1280 of 1896 for "Henry Irving"

MHF2-G200 cutting

British Library

[25 February 1939] Impending closure of Lyceum Theatre; mentions Eugene Aram, Shakespeare, Mr Gladstone, Melville borthers, Ellen Terry and Henry Irving; annotated '2283...
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British Library

[15 January 1938] The late Edgar Wallace believed actors were overpaid in London theatres; mentions Henry Irving's weekly salary of £35 per week; annotated '2283'.
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British Library

[8 February 1938] Edith Craig denies that Henry Irving was buried in cloak used in Becket; he was buried in evening dress as suggested by his valet Walter; annotated '2...
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British Library

[21 January 1938] Sir John Martin-Harvey plans for Westminster Council to renovate Henry Irving statue and to move street vendors and orators away; annotated '2283'.
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British Library

[22 January 1938] Items from Citizen House in Bath to be sent to London Museum Henry Irving Centenary Exhibition and lent by the Warden, Miss C. M. de Reyes; annotated...
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British Library

[7 February 1938] Exhibition recalling Henry Irving's connections with Manchester; portraits, bills and programmes from 1862 to 1904; annotated '2283'.
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British Library

[7 February 1938] Plans for Henry Irving centenary celebrations with service in St Martin-in-the-Fields Church, followed by procession with Edith Craig to Westminster A...
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British Library

[7 February 1938] Henry Irving Centenary Service at St Martin-in-the-Fields church; Sir John Martin Harvey's lesson; lists those present; annotated '2283'.
SC12-M16 schedule

British Library

[1897] Tour 1897; Henry Irving, Miss Ellen Terry and the Lyceum Company; lists venues and dates; annotated with additonal date 'Sept 20th-25th I week Cardiff...
SCB32-C20 catalogue

Smallhythe Place

[April 1927] Russell-Cotes Art Gallery & Museum. Illustrated souvenir of the Henry Irving Collection at the Russell-Cotes Art Gallery & Museum in Bournemouth. Compiled by Richard Quick, curator.