Ellen Terry
Ellen Terry (27 February 1847 – 21 July 1928), was an English actress.
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People Past And Present
Ellen Terry, Sybil Thorndike
1969
The Quality Of Mercy Is Not Strained
Ellen Terry
1921
A Winter's Tale—Act II, Scene I, Mamillius, Hermione And Ladies
Ellen Terry
1911
Victor
Shellac, 10", S/Sided
Merchant Of Venice – Mercy Speech, Act IV)
Ellen Terry
Victor
Shellac, 10", S/Sided
IJsbrand Rogge - Dood Geen Einde
Various
1979
De Driehoek BV
7"
The Golden Age Of The Theatre
Various
Audio Rarities
LP
Great Actors Of The Past - Volume 1 - Shakespeare
Various
1963
Summit (3)
LP, Album
Authors And Actors
Various
Rococo Records (5)
LP
History Speaks Vol. 1
Various
Gotham Records (8)
LP, Album, Mono
Cylinders / Great Personalities
Various
Unique Opera Records
LP
Great Historical Shakespeare Recordings - Romeo & Juliet: Act 4: Sc. 3 "Good Night. Get Thee To Bed & Rest..."
Ellen Terry
Great Historical Shakespeare Recordings - The Merchant Of Venice: Act 4: Sc. 1 "The Quality Of Mercy Is Not StraineD.."
Ellen Terry
Hamlet Act IV Scene 5
Ellen Terry
Purple Skin
Ellen Terry
The Merchant Of Venice: Act 4, Sc. 1 "The quality of mercy is not strained..."
Ellen Terry
Romeo And Juliet - Good Night Get Thee To Bed
Ellen Terry
Hamlet - O Rose Of MayEllen Terry
Ellen Terry
Merchant Of Venice - The Quality Of Mercy Is Not Strained
Ellen Terry
Ophelia's mad scene from Shakespeare's Hamlet (21.02.1911)
Ellen Terry
Romeo and Juliet: Act 4, Sc. 3 "Good night. Get thee to bed and rest..."
Ellen Terry
Ellen Terry - Hamlet - O rose of May
Ellen Terry
Ellen Terry - Merchant of Venice - The quality of mercy is not strained
Ellen Terry
Ellen Terry - Romeo and Juliet - Good night get thee to bed
Ellen Terry
Hamlet: Act 4, Sc. 5 "O Rose of May, dear maid, kind sister, sweet Ophelia..".
Ellen Terry
Romeo and Juliet: Potion speech
Ellen Terry
"The quality of mercy is not strained..." (The Merchant of Venice: IV/1)
Ellen Terry
Great Historical Shakespeare Recordings - Hamlet: Act 4: Sc. 5 "O Rose Of May In Dear Maid, Kind Sister, Sweet Orphelia...
Ellen Terry
"O rose of May..." (Hamlet: IV/5)
Ellen Terry
The Merchant of Venice: Mercy speech
Ellen Terry
Farewell; God knows when we shall meet again
Ellen Terry