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Results 1551 - 1560 of 1896 for "Henry Irving"

1551. ET-Z1,125 letter

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      [Undated] From Pearl Mary Craigie to Nell [Ellen Terry]. She sends thanks for tickets for Sir Henry [Irving]'s lecture; Henry M. Field; Moore engagement; Janotha; Harry Irving and Dorothea Baird.

1552. ET-Z1,132 letter

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      [21 April 1897] From Pearl Mary Craigie to Nell [Ellen Terry]. Outlines a new play, set in Carlist war in Spain 1840-50; part for Henry Irving and Ellen Terry; contrasts with Napoleon and Sans Gene.

1553. ET-Z1,134 letter

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      [11 February 1898] From Pearl Mary-Teresa Craigie to Nell [Ellen Terry]. New four-act comedy idea for Ellen Terry and Henry Irving, about Princess Lieven (former Russian ambassadress) and Guizot.

1554. ET-Z1,313 letter

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      [Undated] From Nellie Melba [Dame Melba] to Miss Terry [Ellen Terry]. She encloses two autograph books belonging to her sister who is leaving for Australia and asks for signatures of Ellen Terry and Henry Irving.

1555. ET-Z1,407 letter on mourning paper

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      [6 May 1906] From C. V. H. de Rozsnyay to Madam [Ellen Terry]. Sends congratulations [on her Jubilee]; refers to Henry Irving and having seen Eddie [Edward Gordon Craig] in Munich.

1556. MHF2-G156 cutting

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      [25 May 1938] Review of Henry Irving Centenary Matinee; tributes from Violet Vanbrugh, Sir Seymour Hicks, Percy Bradshaw, Iden Payne, Alec Rea; Queen Mary present;...

1557. MHF2-G168 cutting, incomplete

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      [24 May 1938] Review of Henry Irving Centenary Matinee; Queen Mary present with Lord and Lady Camrose, Cyril Maude, Phyllis Neilson Terry, Sydney Ffoulkes who condu...

1558. MHF2-G339 cutting

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      [Undated] Centenary of Henry Irving's birth; exhibition at the London Museum; speech by Sir John Martin-Harvey; Lord Esher; Sir Bernard Partridge; lenders inclu...

1559. MHF2-G340 cutting

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      [11 February 1938] Bromley Congregational Club. Mr B. C. Hilliam's talk at Literary Society with Bromley Congregational Church with anecdotes about Henry Irving who went to Scarborough a week before...

1560. MHF2-G356 cutting

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      [16 March 1938] Leeds Women's Luncheon Club. Report of Sir John Martin-Harvey's address at Leeds Women's Luncheon Club about Henry Irving; Mrs W. J. Lane presided; mentions Nansen; annotated '228...