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3491. EC-G1952 cutting

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      [10 March 1932] 'Craig In Book Attacks Bernard Shaw Again: Ellen Terry's Son Repeats that Author 'Betrayed' Actress by Publishing Letters'.

3492. EC-Z3,073 letter

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      [2 November 1907] From Frank R. Benson to Miss Craig [Edith Craig]. He gives consent to the mention of his name in [Ellen Terry's] book.

3493. EC-Z3,461 letter

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      [27 February 1929] From H. C. Macdougall to Madam [Edith Craig]. Encloses a two shilling book of stamps as a contribution to the Ellen Terry Memorial Fund.

3494. ET-Z2,030 letter

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      [11 August] From Nellen T. [Ellen Terry] to Bertha [Bertha Bramley]. She plans for Bertha's impending visit; mentions Alice Carr, Henry Irving, Olive.

3495. ET-Z2,067 letter

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      [13] From Nelly [Ellen Terry] to [Unknown]. She is in Venice with Henry [Irving]; describes Lucerne; Miss Held is looking after the children; she will not be there in October. Page is marked '5'

3496. ET-Z2,075 letter

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      [Undated] From Gandy [Ellen Terry] to Darling. She had to go to Bath to Edy [Edith Craig] who was ill; she missed the phone call so asks for a letter.

3497. ET-Z2,083 letter

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      [28 July] From Gandy [Ellen Terry] to Paulinette. Christmas greetings and sorry to have missed her dance at Stafford House which Edy [Edith Craig] saw; mentions Nicko.

3498. ET-Z2,087 letter

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      [10 January] From Gandy [Ellen Terry] to [Unknown] [Pauline Chase]. She accepts the invitation to visit on Monday 19; saw Edna with the feathers on; dictated because of her eyes.

3499. ET Z1,104 letter

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      [1885] From [Unknown] [Stephen Coleridge] to [Unknown] [Ellen Terry]. He writes about the effects of the late Charles Wardell and the various claimants and creditors, Miss Hunt, Mr Carter, Molder.

3500. ET Z1,104a letter

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      [10 October 1910] From Paul Cooper [John Paul Cooper] to Miss Terry [Ellen Terry]. He sends remaining spoons; hopes building additions are satisfactory.