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SC22-B21 letter

British Library

[5 March 1908] From W. F. Robinson, manager [W. F. Robinson] to Sir [James Carew]. He reports on the receipt of Ellen Terry's share certificates and returns letter from Mr [Stephen] Coleridge from 4 [March]. He needs information from...
ET-Z2,079 letter

British Library

[Undated] From Gandy [Ellen Terry] to Sweetest Polixanina [Pauline Chase]. She thanks her for looking after Bertha and sends a cheque for the money she lent; mentions Jim [James Carew].
ET-Z2,180 diary, notes copy

British Library

[1915] America, Isadora [Duncan], Bertha [Bramley], Sally B, Ted [Edward Gordon Craig], Lusitania, Jim [James Carew], Rye show, lecture, Mrs Pat [Patrick Cam...
ET-Z1,275/73 letter

British Library

[29 January] From Nell to Granny [Ellen Terry]. Edie Gwynne, Bland Suttons, Jim [James Carew], Ted [Edward Gordon Craig], Uncle Charley; concern about weather and bank.
ET-Z2,110 letter

British Library

[19 March] From Frump [Ellen Terry] to Kidchen [Pauline Chase]. After their wedding on Sunday they may visit Edinburgh and therefore will visit Pauline; mentions James [Carew] and [J. M.] Barrie.
SCB16-J16 journal

Smallhythe Place

[July 1908] American Impressions by Ellen Terry, p 263 - 276 but pp. 264 - 270 torn out. Annotated by Ellen Terry with regard her marriage to James Carew 'I have...
ET-D336/1 programme ("Captain Brassbound's Conversion")

British Library

[1906] Vedrenne-Barker matinees. Ellen Terry as Lady Cicely Waynflete and Frederick Kerr as Brassbound; James Carew as Captain Kearney; nine copies.
ET-D336/2 programme, facsimile ("Captain Brassbound's Conversion")

British Library

[1906] Vedrenne-Barker performances. Ellen Terry as Lady Cicely Waynflete and Frederick Kerr as Brassbound; James Carew as Captain Kearney.
ET-7,108/7 cutting

British Library

[26 September] Review of Madame X at the Coronet Theatre, mentioning Lena Ashwell, James Carew, Reginald Owen, Thomas Sidney, Alfred Mansfield, Margaret Murray, Mary...
ET-Z1,533 letter

British Library

[Undated] From Maud B. T. [Maud Beerbohm Tree] to Ellen Terry. She invites Ellen Terry and Mr [James] Carew to a picnic while watching the boat race on Saturday from the roof.