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Results 101 - 110 of 161 for forbes-robertson

101. SC4-D1 programme (various works)

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     [23 April 1929] The Ellen Terry Memorial Fund. Chairman Sir Johnston Forbes-Robertson. Seven different acts; lists objectives of the Fund and committee members; 58 copies

102. ET-D167 programme ("King Arthur")

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     [21 January 1895] With synopsis of scenery and play. Music composed by Arthur Sullivan. Henry Irving as King Arthur; Ellen Terry as Guinevere; Forbes Robertson as Lance...

103. EC-Z3,226/10 letter

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     [23 January 1889] From Joe Evans to Edy [Edith Craig]. Detailed descriptions of staging of Macbeth, with illustrations of stage and facial hair of HI [Henry Irving] and H.V.; Abbott; J. Forbes Robertson, V...

104. ET-D498 programme (various works)

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     [23 April 1916] Shakespeare Evening Entertainment. Ellen Terry as Portia; under the direction of Lady Forbes-Robertson and Edith Craig.

105. ET-D510 programme ("At The Ribbon Counter")

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     [26 May 1917] Young Men's Christian Association. Variety Entertainment, open to men of H. M. Forces only.

106. ET-D440 programme (various works)

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     [23 April 1915] Young Men's Chrisian Association. Shakespeare Celebration Performance.

107. ET-D439 programme (various works)

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     [21 April 1914] Young Men's Christian Association. Shakespeare Celebration Performance.

108. ET-6,500 cutting

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     [February 1927] Article about Ellen Terry's convalescence in Wateringbury, Kent; a separate article by Mrs Gordon Craig [May Craig] entitled 'The Darling'; a separate...

109. EC-AZ3,225 letter

     British Library

     [28 July 1928] From J. A. Leon to Miss Edith Craig. Letter of condolence from the honorary secretary of Society on behalf of the committee and members of The Shakespeare Reading Society (founded by Sir...

110. SC9-G91 cutting

     British Library

     [26 November 1931] George Bernard Shaw letters. Renewed interest in Ellen Terry Memorial Fund; plans to purchase Smallhythe; £2,700 raised so far; Lady Maud Warrender, S...