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Results 1461 - 1470 of 1896 for "Henry Irving"

1461. ET Z1,111 letter

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      [Undated] From Edith Craig to Mummie [Ellen Terry]. She describes Pinero's Second Mrs Tanqueray with Irene Vanbrugh and George Alexander; James Pryde's painting of Henry Irving; roses for Smallhythe.

1462. ET-Z2,172 notes from diary, copy

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      [1904] Mentions Henry Irving; sale of Lyceum; Ted's [Edward Gordon Craig] school in Chelsea; Viola Tree, J. M. Barrie's play; Ted [Edward Gordon Craig] to Ge...

1463. ET-Z2,193 letter fragments

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      [Undated] From Margaret E. T. [Ellen Terry] to Miss Elise Ennions. She thanks her for the present of frames; enjoyed meeting her mother and brother in Philadelphia; she is tired; Henry Irving.

1464. ET-5,040 card

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      [24 April 1902] From Nelly [Ellen Terry] to Booie [Elizabeth Rumball]. She describes the alterations to the house; Audrey has left; mentions Bo [Catherine Elizabeth Powell]; arrangements for servants and Henry [Irving].

1465. ET-D230 programme (various works)

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      [12 October 1899] Lyceum Theatre Company. Laurence Irving, Ellen Terry and Henry Irving.

1466. ET-Z1,391 letter

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      [13 November 1891] From Ada Rehan to Miss Terry [Ellen Terry]. She thanks Ellen Terry for kind words the previous night and Henry Irving for his kind messages; good memories of the Lyceum.

1467. ET-Z1,460 letter, fragment

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      [Undated] From Stirling [Fanny Stirling] to Ellen [Ellen Terry]. Correspondent asks for Ellen Terry and Mr [Henry] Irving to sign the birthday book for a girl and hopes Mr Irving is feeling better; mentions terrible...

1468. ET-Z2,287 letter

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      [Undated] From Ellen Terry to Mrs Willis. She apologises for giving her the task [understudy in Alice Sit By The Fire when Ellen Terry was informed of the death of Henry Irving]; thanks and co...

1469. HIL-G579 cutting

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      [Undated] Challenges Mr Agate's view that Henry Irving was only concerned with his own part; suggests instead that he was the first to bring the word 'ensemble'...

1470. MHF2-G128 cutting

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      [7 May 1938] Demand for seats at the Henry Irving Centenary Matinee; lists those involved; Leslie Henson, Sir John and Lady Martin-Harvey; annotated '2283'.