Terry Collection (page 19)

Coronation. Jazz band, Golden Square W1
Jazz band performs on Coronation evening at Golden Square W1, in front of large crowd. 1953

Coronation. Folk dancing, evening Golden Sq

Coronation. Escort of Guards
The Escort of Brigade of Guards move off down Victoria Street. 1953

Coronation. Escorts dispersing
Escorts to the Queens procession (including troops from Commonwealth) dispersing in Victoria Street. 1953

Coronation. Coaches approch Weat Door of Abbey
Coaches arrive at the West Door of the Abbey carrying Commonwealth Prime Ministers 1953

Nellie Farren / Alphabet
NELLIE (Ellen) FARREN Burlesque entertainer, specialising in the playing of boys roles, seen here performing with Messrs Terry and Royce. Date: 1848 - 1904

Edward Terry / Continong
EDWARD TERRY with Nellie Farren and Kate Vaughan, performing a popular song. Date: 1844 - 1912

SCARAMOUCHE, 1923. Alice Terry and Lewis Stone in a scene from the film starring Ramon Navarro in the title role

ELLEN TERRY (1847-1928). English actress

ELLEN TERRY (1847-1928). Dame Ellen Alicia Terry. English stage actress. Photographed at the age of 16 by Julia Margaret Cameron

Terry Macbeths / Speare
English actress in the roll of Lady Macbeth in Shakespeares Macbeth

Neilson. Rosalinds / Spear
JULIA NEILSON English actress, wife of Fred Terry in the roll of Rosalind in Shakespeares As You Like It

Terry Ophelias / Speare
English actress in the roll of Ophelia in Shakespeares Hamlet

Neilson. Oberons / Speare
JULIA NEILSON English actress, wife of Fred Terry in the roll of Oberon, in Shakespeares A Midsummer Nights Dream

Terry Cordelias / Speare
English actress in the roll of Cordelia in Shakespeares King Lear

BILLETED
Two soldiers are aghast to discover they have been billeted at the Coldwater Temperance Hotel. No chance of a quick pint there

Terry. Beatrices / Speare
English actress in the roll of Beatrice in Shakespeares Much Ado About Nothing

Terry Kates / Speare
English actress in the role of Queen Katherine in Shakespeares King Henry VIII

Water Tricycle - 4
American inventor Terry, who crossed the Channel in a tricycle-boat in July 1884, now proposes this aquatic tricycle which travels on the surface : a calm day needed !

Well Above Pa
Humorous illustration by Stan Terry showing two sea-bathers, one of whom admits to standing on her father which allows her to be in deep water

Ellen Terry as Imogen
ELLEN TERRY English actress in the role of Imogen in Shakespeares Cymbeline

Ellen Terry as Portia
ELLEN TERRY English actress in the roll of Portia in Shakespeares The Merchant of Venice

Pin-Up / Bathrobe & Hay
Self-assured, confident brunette gazes at the viewer as she leans against a haystack with her terry towelling bathrobe falling off her shoulder

Brunette in Boat
Dimple-cheeked brunette model wearing a red & black outfit of strapless, terry towelling sun-top & shorts (or bathing costume) sips orangeade as she sits in a rowing boat

Ellen Terry / Window & G
Dame ELLEN ALICE TERRY English actress

Ellen Terry / P&p Beatrice
Dame ALICE ELLEN TERRY English actress in the role of Beatrice in Much Ado About Nothing

Fred Terry / Players 1903
FRED TERRY English actor in Change Alley

Edward Terry / Players 03
EDWARD TERRY English actor and manager (not related to the famous Terry family) seen here in the role of a schoolmaster in My Pretty Maid

Ellen Terry / 1905
Dame ELLEN ALICE TERRY English actress - not getting on with her paperwork!

Ellen Terry / 1900
Dame ELLEN ALICE TERRY English actress in the role of Claire de Maulucon in Robespierre at the Lyceum Theatre, London

Ellen Terry / Players 1903
Dame ELLEN ALICE TERRY English actress, in the role of Catherine of Aragon in Shakespeares Henry VIII

St Pauls Church
COVENT GARDEN Designed by Inigo Jones for Francis Russell, 4th Duke of Bedford; those buried here include Peter Lely, Grinling Gibbons and Ellen Terry

Jockey / Terry Ryan 20C
Terry Ryan, jockey, in the colours of Lord Portal

Merry Wives / H B Tree
Herbert Beerbohm Tree as Falstaff, with Ellen Terry and Mrs Kendal

Clover Leaf Beach Robe
A short, sleeveless, step-in, zip fronted beach robe in two colours of terry towelling with a decorative four leaf clover motif

Dark Beach Robe 1960S
A long sleeved terry towelling wrap-over, beach robe with contrasting two colour border detail and tie belt

Ellen Terry 1909
Dame ELLEN ALICE TERRY English actress in costume

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Terry, a name that resonates with history and diverse experiences. From the talented actress Ellen Terry to the charming Kent Home, this caption takes you on a journey through time. Ellen Terry, born in 1864 and leaving her mark until 1942, was an iconic figure in the world of theater. Her performances captivated audiences and showcased her immense talent. Creator George Frederick Watts immortalized her essence in his artwork. In moments of grandeur like coronations, Terry's presence was felt as she witnessed the Royal Marine Guard of Honour march past or listened to the Guards Band Queens escort during such significant events. These were times when tradition met elegance. But life is not only about formalities; it also embraces leisure and relaxation. Henley-on-Thames offered a serene escape from bustling city life, where one could enjoy nature's beauty while indulging in peaceful activities by its waterside. Terrys exerciser for men advertised in 1939 highlighted their commitment to promoting fitness even before it became mainstream. This glimpse into history reminds us that health has always been valued across generations. Speaking of history, Lyme Regis from the Cobb Landscape scene paints a picturesque view of England's countryside—a reminder of simpler times filled with natural wonders waiting to be explored. Belita's birthday party reported by The Sketch showcases how celebrations have evolved over time but still hold significance today. It reminds us that joyous occasions bring people together regardless of era or social status. Carbrook Recreation Ground plan from 1897 reveals how communities have always sought spaces for recreation and bonding—places where memories are made through shared laughter and playfulness among friends and families alike. Lady Windermere's Fan represents just one example of countless plays performed throughout history—an art form that continues to entertain audiences worldwide with its timeless stories brought to life on stage. Lastly, we encounter Ellen Terry at age sixteen—a snapshot capturing youthfulness brimming with potential—the promise of a bright future ahead.