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6961. ET-D2186 note on postcard flyer (various works)

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      [28 January 1913] The Pioneer Players. Note about leaving proof copies of [Russian Ballet book] with Miss Woolrich's office; on reverse flyer for Pioneer Players' production of Mrs Warren's...

6962. ET-D2204 letter, copy

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      [16 January 1913] From [Unknown] [Edith Craig] to Miss St John [Christopher St John]. Encloses a copy of the Russian Ballet book and asks her to mention the pictures; certificate of posting attached.

6963. ET-D126 programme ("Much Ado About Nothing")

      British Library

      [2 May 1891] Music composed by Meredith Ball. Ellen Terry as Beatrice, Henry Irving as Benedick and Edward Gordon Craig as a messenger.

6964. ET-D347 programme, six copies ("Macbeth")

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      [29 November 1906] '2nd concert' (no location). Songs and recitations; Macbeth scene with Ellen Terry as Lady Macbeth, Edith Craig as a lady in waiting and James Carew a...

6965. ET-D484 programme (various works)

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      [28 July 1914] Actors' Association of Australasia. Programme in honour of Ellen Terry; Ellen Terry as Portia.

6966. EC-G1761 cutting

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      [11 March 1938] Mentions other actors in the production: P. A. Hannen, M. T. B. Underhill, R. L. Clutterbuck; R. G. Peach, F. A. P. Fausset

6967. EC-Z3,368 letter

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      [10 September 1928] From C. Huntington [Constant Huntington] to Miss Craig [Edith Craig]. She has been obliged to return [Marguerite] Steen's book, having read it but not heard from Edith Craig.

6968. EC-Z3,747 letter

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      [19 April 1916] From Henry Vibart to Miss Craig [Edith Craig]. He asks about the tableaux of The Merchant of Venice in which Matheson Lang asked him to play Antonio and is pleased to walk as the Doge with Ellen Te...

6969. ET-8,116 letter

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      [1884] From T. Bocking [Thomas Bocking] to Sister Elizabeth [Elizabeth Rumball]. He suggests she writes directly to Mr Tranter and ask how the cash and conveyance of the property can be done and to whom the property is to be convey...

6970. ET-Z1,728/63 letter

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      [80 1906] From David [illegible] to Acton Bond. He explains Mr Tree promised dresses for Victoria scene and Miss Moore is ready to rehearse again with group; since King and Queen will attend, this s...