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540:, seven days before her 17th birthday, when Watts was 46. She was uncomfortable in the role of child bride, and Watts's circle of admirers, including Mrs Prinsep, were not welcoming. Terry and Watts separated after only 10 months. However, during that short time, she had the opportunity to meet many cultured, talented and important people, such as poets
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in 1903, with Terry as the warlike
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Iolanthe as shown by Miss Ellen Terry has within our memory been seen upon the stage. The assumption was delightfully perfect. ... Exquisite ... exercise of the peculiarly
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408:(1859), continuing at the Princess's Theatre until the Keans' retirement in 1859. During the theatre's summer closures, Terry's father presented drawing-room entertainments at the Royal Colosseum, Regent's Park, London, and then on tour. In 1859, she appeared in the
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Theatre and touring successfully in that role in Britain and America. On 12 June 1906, her golden jubilee was commemorated by a star-studded gala performance at the Drury Lane Theatre, for Terry's benefit, at which
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4373:(1987) W. W. Norton; (1997) University of Pennsylvania Press
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4438:(1928) Ed. Stephen Coleridge London; Mills & Boon, Ltd.
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4548:(1908) London: Hutchinson & Co; (1982) Schocken Books
4137:, p. 180, Legends Series, Hal Leonard Corporation, 2000;
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roles requiring singing and dancing, as well as roles in
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4348:. Baltimore, Maryland: Johns Hopkins University Press.
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In her garden with granddaughter Nelly Gordon, c. 1918.
4401:(2010–2017; 8 volumes) London: Pickering & Chatto.
4155:"The Authors and Illustrators – Profiles: Helen Craig"
4064:"National Portrait Gallery, Death-mask of Ellen Terry"
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Stokes, John, Michael R. Booth & Susan Bassnett.
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Ellen Terry and Bernard Shaw: A Correspondence (1931)
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at the Haymarket, in which she played Mary Meredith.
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Dames Grand Cross of the Order of the British Empire
4011:, 13 February 1925, p. 7, accessed 26 September 2022
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4504:(1900) New York: Frederick A. Stokes Company, 1900.
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903:(1884), Margaret in the long-running adaptation of
4495:Love or Nothing: The Life and Times of Ellen Terry
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893:(1883), the title part in Reade's romantic comedy
4669:Victor Catalog listing of recitals by Ellen Terry
4632:Photos of Terry's home at Smallhythe and of Terry
4430:The Shaw-Terry Letters: A Romantic Correspondence
4159:Through The Looking Glass Children's Book Reviews
1429:An archive of Ellen Terry memorabilia is held by
1279:. Her last fully staged role was as the Nurse in
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4291:, Vol. 6, London: Pickering & Chatto (2015)
423:Between 1861 and 1862, Terry was engaged by the
4530:Bernhardt, Terry, Duse: The Actress in Her Time
3658:Programme: Madame Clara Butt's Charity Matinee"
298:In 1903 Terry took over management of London's
4413:Ellen Terry: Lives of the Shakespearian Actors
3861:, The Irving Society; accessed 12 October 2011
3737:"Sullivan's incidental music to Shakespeare's
3502:Biography of Terry at the Stage Beauty website
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4226:starring Gloria Obianyo & Harriet Walter"
4037:, The Irving Society; accessed 5 March 2016.
3928:Recordings for the Victor Talking Machine Co.
3871:Information about Terry's pets and residences
3744:"Mendelssohnian charm: Sir Arthur Sullivan's
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4197:"Arts and humanities at Coventry University"
4087:, 3d ed.: 2. McFarland & Company (2016)
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4317:The Concise Oxford Companion to the Theatre
3285:The Methuen Drama Dictionary of the Theatre
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4105:"Ellen Terry's life at Smallhythe Place"
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4263:Edith Craig (1869–1947): Dramatic Lives
4035:"Quest for Missing Ellen Terry Letters"
3883:Edith Craig (1869–1947): Dramatic Lives
3539:Oxford Dictionary of National Biography
3335:Oxford Dictionary of National Biography
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4523:Personal Reminiscences of Henry Irving
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4446:Bright Star: a Portrait of Ellen Terry
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4601:Photos and links to Terry information
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3826:"Music and the Drama: Irving's Visit"
3535:"Terry, Dame Ellen Alice (1847–1928)"
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4399:The Collected Letters of Ellen Terry
4289:The Collected Letters of Ellen Terry
4133:, Gielgud, John (with John Miller).
3497:
3495:
3493:
3491:
3489:
3487:
3332:"Neilson, Julia Emilie (1868–1957)",
1147:as Hermione in Tree's production of
808:All is Vanity, or the Cynic's Defeat
4665:Theatre and Performance Department.
4616:Paintings and other images of Terry
4540:The Story of My Life by Ellen Terry
4532:. Cambridge University Press, 1988.
4315:Hartnoll, Phyllis and Peter Found,
4189:
4056:
3888:
3394:Neilson–Terry Guild of Dramatic Art
3281:
3264:
1441:, to premiere in 2025 and starring
1350:
1263:(1922) as Buda the nursemaid, with
909:by Wills (1885), the title role in
768:), where she joined the company of
24:
4890:English people of Scottish descent
4467:Ellen Terry and her Impersonations
4172:"Discover the archive collections"
3775:, Vol. 102, 16 January 1892, p. 33
3754:, PlanetHugill.com, 15 August 2016
3506:
1422:was her great-nephew. Illustrator
1410:movement in England. Terry's son,
483:Watts, Godwin and return to acting
471:, then returned to London to join
25:
4931:
4824:Memorial to Heroic Self-Sacrifice
4552:
4406:Ellen Terry, Spheres of Influence
4319:. (1992) Oxford University Press
4228:, West End Theatre, 26 March 2024
3789:including an image of the program
3609:Profile of Terry by Amanda Hodges
3484:
1355:On 21 July 1928, Terry died of a
1335:, only the second actress, after
188:
162: 1877, divorced)
4653:. Chicago: F. E. Compton and Co.
4648:The New Student's Reference Work
4638:Beach, Chandler B., ed. (1914).
1558:
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1518:
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1486:
1474:
1459:
1426:is Terry's great-granddaughter.
1175:, Terry's home from 1900 to 1928
1153:. In 1907 she toured America in
1002:'s book about Irving and Terry,
943:(1892), Rosamund de Clifford in
239:
136:
4895:English Shakespearean actresses
4805:(Mary Seton Watts, second wife)
4420:Ellen Terry and Her Secret Self
4371:Ellen Terry: Player in Her Time
4211:
4147:
4131:"The Gielgud-Terry Family Tree"
4124:
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3852:"Quest for the Missing Letters"
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3442:Birth certificate is dated 1847
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1553:, Lyceum Theatre, December 1885
1155:Captain Brassbound's Conversion
1101:Captain Brassbound's Conversion
975:(1896), the title character in
742:, Blanche Haye in a revival of
184:
159:
132:
4860:20th-century English actresses
4855:19th-century English actresses
4415:(2012) Pickering & Chatto.
4408:(2011) Pickering & Chatto.
4364:Biographies and correspondence
4333:, Farrar Straus Giroux, 2008.
4161:website; accessed 1 April 2014
3909:Cockin (2015), p. 164 et. seq.
3721:"Miss Ellen Terry's Benefit",
3692:Information from Schoolnet.com
3588:
3571:
3553:
3544:
3475:
3435:
1209:Victor Talking Machine Company
648:'s works: Philippa Chester in
13:
1:
4900:English silent film actresses
4568:Works by or about Ellen Terry
4490:, London: C.A. Pearson (1902)
4453:Henry Irving: A Re-evaluation
3712:, 10 April 1879, p. 8, col. B
3428:
494:: painting by first husband,
380:as Leontes, in Shakespeare's
1437:in Jordan's Well. A play by
1418:, Italy, in 1913. The actor
461:. In 1863, Chute opened the
7:
4865:Actresses awarded damehoods
4595:Profile and photos of Terry
4488:Ellen Terry and Her Sisters
4248:"Terry, Ellen Alicia"
3387:
1549:Ellen Terry as Margaret in
700:Ellen Terry as Lady Macbeth
690:Shakespeare, Irving, Lyceum
654:It's Never Too Late to Mend
302:, focusing on the plays of
27:English actress (1847–1928)
10:
4936:
4920:Women of the Victorian era
4663:Victoria and Albert Museum
4590:Internet Broadway Database
4331:A Strange Eventful History
4269:Cockin, Katharine (2001).
4235:
3550:Hartnoll, pp. 815–17.
1452:
1304:, in November 1925 at the
1113:directed a performance of
1040:The Merry Wives of Windsor
1009:In London, Terry lived in
1004:A Strange Eventful History
676:and as Kate Hardcastle in
597:Queen's Theatre, Long Acre
577:A Sheep in Wolf's Clothing
325:(left) and Ellen Terry in
4789:
4770:
4711:
4627:National Portrait Gallery
4621:14 September 2008 at the
4597:, University of Rochester
4486:Pemberton, Thomas Edgar.
4455:, (2008) London: Ashgate.
4387:(1989) Amber Lane Press,
4346:The Making of Jane Austen
4273:. Basingstoke: Palgrave.
3973:Bedford College for Women
3933:27 September 2007 at the
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719:Prince of Wales's Theatre
656:; and Helen Rolleston in
589:Theatre Royal, Drury Lane
468:A Midsummer Night's Dream
396:(1856), Prince Arthur in
393:A Midsummer Night's Dream
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149:Charles Clavering Wardell
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4483:. London: Pandora, 1987.
4460:Harvard Library Bulletin
4436:The Heart of Ellen Terry
4411:Cockin, Katharine (ed.)
4404:Cockin, Katharine (ed.)
4397:Cockin, Katharine (ed).
4344:Looser, Devoney (2017).
4287:Cockin, Katherine (ed.)
3967:, performed in front of
3857:24 December 2011 at the
3581:as Leontes was taken by
3468:, The Camelot Project,
3404:
1385:St Paul's, Covent Garden
1345:The Heart of Ellen Terry
1325:University of St Andrews
1317:St Paul's, Covent Garden
1275:under the management of
1236:Her Greatest Performance
1189:A Pageant of Great Women
750:, and the title role in
4905:English stage actresses
4870:Actresses from Coventry
4385:Portrait of Ellen Terry
4254:Encyclopædia Britannica
3764:Review and drawings of
3697:30 October 2007 at the
3470:University of Rochester
3355:. The Elmbridge Hundred
3353:"Edward William Godwin"
1383:of the actors' church,
1157:under the direction of
987:(1897) and Volumnia in
614:The Taming of the Shrew
605:Katherine and Petruchio
550:William Ewart Gladstone
402:(1858), and Fleance in
85:, Warwickshire, England
4885:English film actresses
4659:Ellen Terry Collection
4514:St John, Christopher.
4153:Jansen-Gruber, Marya.
4024:, 8 January 1918, p. 7
3656:The Merchant of Venice
3282:Law, Jonathan (2013).
1320:
1222:The Admirable Crichton
1181:Pinkie and the Fairies
1176:
1141:Much Ado about Nothing
1093:Duke of York's Theatre
1034:
931:), Queen Katherine in
878:Much Ado About Nothing
848:
787:The Merchant of Venice
765:The Vicar of Wakefield
739:The School for Scandal
725:. Oscar Wilde wrote a
714:The Merchant of Venice
708:
611:'s one-act version of
603:in the title roles of
558:Julia Margaret Cameron
499:
458:The Merchant of Venice
446:Much Ado About Nothing
437:Theatre Royal, Bristol
414:Nine Points of the Law
332:
292:Much Ado About Nothing
282:The Merchant of Venice
250:Dame Alice Ellen Terry
57:Julia Margaret Cameron
4910:People from Tenterden
4705:George Frederic Watts
4451:Foulkes, Richard ed.
4303:An Actor and His Time
4199:. Coventry University
4135:An Actor and His Time
3971:, to raise funds for
3447:6 August 2007 at the
2826:Rosemary Gordon Craig
2379:Phyllis Neilson-Terry
1314:
1171:
1145:His Majesty's Theatre
1133:Herbert Beerbohm Tree
1125:Mrs. Patrick Campbell
1089:Alice-Sit-by-the-Fire
1045:Herbert Beerbohm Tree
1032:
865:(1879), Desdemona in
841:
697:
679:She Stoops to Conquer
632:, in 1869 and a son,
622:Edward William Godwin
593:Still Waters Run Deep
546:Alfred, Lord Tennyson
505:George Frederic Watts
496:George Frederic Watts
490:
321:
314:Early life and career
270:Edward William Godwin
266:George Frederic Watts
204:Edward William Godwin
121:George Frederic Watts
4814:Little Holland House
4641:"Terry, Ellen"
4559:Works by Ellen Terry
4053:Holroyd, pp. 508–509
4041:7 April 2014 at the
3975:. See Looser, p. 106
3794:20 July 2008 at the
3644:, 23 July 1928, p. 7
2618:Dennis Neilson-Terry
1357:cerebral haemorrhage
1229:Films and last years
937:(1892), Cordelia in
887:(1882), Jeanette in
875:(1881), Beatrice in
859:Edward Bulwer-Lytton
821:King René's Daughter
756:William Gorman Wills
187: 1907;
135: 1864;
4875:Actresses from Kent
4809:Holland Park Circle
4383:Cheshire, David F.
4261:Cockin, Katharine.
4176:Archive Collections
4033:Irving, John H. B.
3964:Pride and Prejudice
3881:Cockin, Katharine.
3850:Irving, John H. B.
3815:University of Essex
3727:, 23 May 1880, p. 6
3614:17 May 2007 at the
3376:Family tree of the
1468:Edward Gordon Craig
1431:Coventry University
1412:Edward Gordon Craig
1191:written in 1909 by
1053:George Bernard Shaw
1025:Shaw, Ibsen, Barrie
705:John Singer Sargent
634:Edward Gordon Craig
566:Aesthetic movements
556:; and photographer
530:Our American Cousin
463:Theatre Royal, Bath
304:George Bernard Shaw
275:In 1878 she joined
225:Edward Gordon Craig
4803:Mary Fraser Tytler
4611:Terry bibliography
4329:Holroyd, Michael.
4009:The New York Times
3991:The London Gazette
3898:Biography of Terry
3841:Holroyd, p. ?
3785:Information about
3679:4 May 2005 at the
3636:"Dame Ellen Terry"
3568:, 1 September 1930
3533:Booth, Michael R.
1579:Edward Burne-Jones
1389:John Martin-Harvey
1321:
1291:Shaftesbury Avenue
1248:Pillars of Society
1177:
1035:
849:
762:(an adaptation of
721:, produced by the
709:
652:; Susan Merton in
650:The Wandering Heir
548:; prime ministers
523:, and, with Kate,
500:
475:'s company at the
388:Princess's Theatre
335:Terry was born in
333:
4832:
4831:
4752:The All-Pervading
4563:Project Gutenberg
4545:Project Gutenberg
4442:Fecher, Constance
4379:978-0-8122-1613-4
3594:Hartnoll, p. 816.
3384:
3383:
3288:. A&C Black.
3242:
3241:
2306:Mabel Terry-Lewis
1569:in the 1895 play
1402:Terry's daughter
1341:Stephen Coleridge
1315:Terry's ashes in
1306:Lyric Hammersmith
1298:Walter de la Mare
1260:The Bohemian Girl
1242:Victory and Peace
1205:The First Actress
1150:The Winter's Tale
897:(1883), Viola in
854:The Lady of Lyons
554:Benjamin Disraeli
477:Haymarket Theatre
383:The Winter's Tale
341:theatrical family
328:The Winter's Tale
247:
246:
69:Alice Ellen Terry
16:(Redirected from
4927:
4760:After the Deluge
4698:
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4643:
4634:, National Trust
4572:Internet Archive
4547:
4525:, 2 vols. (1906)
4507:Shearer, Moira.
4500:Scott, Clement.
4497:(1976) Scribner.
4472:Manvell, Roger.
4369:Auerbach, Nina.
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1351:Death and legacy
1282:Romeo and Juliet
1173:Smallhythe Place
1057:Imperial Theatre
1047:as Falstaff and
985:Madame Sans-Gêne
977:Victorien Sardou
925:incidental music
884:Romeo and Juliet
842:As Katherine in
810:, "Miss Terry's
684:Oliver Goldsmith
361:, Florence, and
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4479:Melville, Joy.
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4502:Ellen Terry
4474:Ellen Terry
4116:27 February
3986:"No. 33007"
3787:King Arthur
3750:The Tempest
3359:21 February
3316:21 February
3234:(born 1939)
3203:(born 1934)
3200:Helen Craig
3168:(born 1945)
3029:(1899–1960)
2996:(1911–2006)
2994:Zita Gordon
2989:(1894–1953)
2881:Hazel Terry
2875:(1916–2005)
2835:(1895–1992)
2833:Robin Craig
2828:(1894–19??)
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2630:(1895–1954)
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2621:(1895–1932)
2612:(1858–1923)
2602:(1884–1969)
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2586:(1879–1957)
2579:(1872–1966)
2570:(1872–1949)
2563:(1869–1947)
2560:Edith Craig
2382:(1892–1977)
2371:(1890–1970)
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2353:(1882–1964)
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2300:(1868–1958)
2293:(1860–1949)
2091:(1856–19??)
2075:(1847–1928)
2072:Ellen Terry
1935:(1868–1957)
1926:(1863–1933)
1917:(1862–1941)
1910:(1857–1933)
1891:(1853–1930)
1882:(1852–1928)
1865:(1824–1901)
1858:(1844–1924)
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1493:Drawing by
1445:as Irving,
1424:Helen Craig
1404:Edith Craig
1347:, in 1928.
1273:music halls
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1067:The Vikings
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570:Oscar Wilde
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220:Edith Craig
207:(1868–1875)
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4280:0333686969
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4181:15 October
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4069:4 November
3809:Coriolanus
3766:Henry VIII
3429:References
3419:May Whitty
3312:. Ancestry
3232:Jemma Hyde
1923:Fred Terry
1855:Kate Terry
1439:David Hare
1073:Nottingham
989:Coriolanus
934:Henry VIII
845:Henry VIII
674:John Tobin
658:Our Seamen
538:Kensington
410:Tom Taylor
351:Portsmouth
75:1847-02-27
4771:Sculpture
4712:Paintings
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3710:The Times
3641:The Argus
3022:(1905–98)
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2884:(1918–74)
2866:(1909–54)
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1671:(1819–92)
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793:, Reade,
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399:King John
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234:Signature
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