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5501. MHF2-G597 cutting

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      [Undated] Ideal Film Renting Company. Illustration of Ellen Terry with her two grandchildren, announcing that she is to appear in a film by Ideal Film Renting Company.

5502. MHF2-G622 cutting

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      [17 February 1939] Announcement that the Lyceum Theatre is to be demolished, mentioning capacity of other theatres and briefly referring to Henry Irving and Ellen Terry;...

5503. POL-G20 cutting

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      [12 October 1912] Ellen Terry presents a bouquet of flowers to Sarah Bernhardt after her performance as Elizabeth at the Coliseum. Her speech is given in full.

5504. POL-G22 cutting

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      [27 February 1928] Radio programme in honour of Ellen Terry's 80th birthday. From 2LO 8pm to 9pm; illustrations of Helen Henschel and Mable Terry Lewis.

5505. SC12-M14 postcard, fragment

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      [1904] Miss Ellen Terry's Company Spring Tour 1904; lists venues and dates; annotated on reverse 'My address in London is 7 Smith Square Westminster'

5506. SC12-M23 card with tassel

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      [December 1877] Decorative card with pages which fan out; signed by Nellie [Ellen Terry], Edie [Edith Craig], Teddie [Edward Craig] and Boo [Mrs Rumball].

5507. SC19-G276 cutting

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      [Undated] Illustration of a scene from the play. Ellen Terry as Mistress Page, Mrs Kendal as Mistress Ford and Mr Tree as Falstaff.

5508. SC19-G282 cutting

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      [Undated] Illustration of Act IV The Storm. Ellen Terry as Hiordis and Oscar Asche as Sigurd. On reverse, incomplete review of play; annotated on reverse.

5509. SC20-A15 letter

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      [4 July 1968] From Teddy [Edward A. Craig] to [Unknown]. He will send one of Ellen Terry's letters which mentions production of King Arthur.

5510. SC20-K2 photograph

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      [Undated] Scene from film, Miss Ellen Terry in Her Greatest Performance; annotated on reverse 'Edy - in film Her First Perfomance' [Edith Craig].