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6821. EC-G2013 cutting

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      [26 February 1935] Coventry Repertory Company. Exhibition of ET mementoes; description of acting.

6822. SC19-G275 cutting

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      [Undated] Illustrations of characters from the play with the names of those who played them.

6823. ET-D2164 royalty report

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      [1 February 1917] The Bobbs-Merrill Company. Statement of sales of The Russian Ballet for period endingDecember 31st 1916.

6824. ET-D998 programme

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      [Undated] Recitations by Ellen Terry. Lady Maud Warrender.

6825. EC-AZ3,062 letter

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      [23 July 1928] From Mme de Pokorny (Olive Stettith) ('Miss Step It') to Edie [Edith Craig]. Letter of condolence to her and Gordon [Craig] on death of Ellen Terry, having received news from son Leo who sent Evening Standard notice; hopes for...

6826. EC-B91 letter

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      [29 March 1924] From A sincere admirer of your genius from Leeds to Miss Edith Craig. Praises her work in the area and especially Ambush on Monday night and mentions Ellen Terry, her popularity in Leeds and playing Beatrice in Much Ado;...

6827. EC-Z3,182 letter

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      [20 December 1913] From Mabel Dearmer to Miss Craig [Edith Craig]. She is very grateful for Edith Craig's help in getting Ellen Terry to open a tea party for the Children’s Theatre Season at the Royal Court Theatre; e...

6828. ET-4,172 letter

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      [3 January 1906] From Ted [Edward Gordon Craig] to Booie [Elizabeth Rumball]. He has heard from Martin Shaw but not from his mother [Ellen Terry] for eight weeks; his book is being translated into Dutch, French and possibly Ital...

6829. ET-8,411 letter

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      [31 August 1911] From Edie [Edie Gwynne] to My dear old darling [Elizabeth Rumball]. Lady Warwick; Mrs Hirsch; Lady Price; the Standard; Buzzy Kinderdine; Tussie; Taff, editor of Morning Post; Nell [Ellen Terry] does not reply to her l...

6830. ET-D103 programme ("The Dead Heart")

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      [18 October 1889] Edward Gordon Craig as The Count de St. Valery marked in cast list. Ellen Terry as Catherine Duval and Henry Irving as Robert Landry. Music composed b...