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SHAF/B/2/1/33 · Item · 3 Feb. [1959]
Part of Papers of Sir Peter Shaffer

Enjoyed the play the night before, wonders if the actress playing the mother could have een played 'against the lines' and that she should have really been hungering for beauty in art and music, as she did not feel genuine.

TRER/15/33 · Item · 25 May 1924
Part of Papers of Robert Calverley Trevelyan and Elizabeth Trevelyan

Originally enclosing a cutting from the "Manchester Guardian" about the new Stockholm town hall. Just returned from Welcombe; Grandpapa and Grandmama seemed quite well. Wonders how the oak-tree caterpillars will cope with the current heavy rain. Is going North for the Lake Hunt next week; [Julian's cousin] George is coming for the first time; hopes to see the Bottomleys [Gordon and Emily] on the way, unless they have gone to the Hebrides as they thought of doing. Went to see "Romeo and Juliet" last week when he was in London; there was a very good Juliet [Gwen Ffrangcon-Davies]; the Romeo [John Gielgud] was 'at any rate a young man, which he is not always' and was 'moderately good', except that he 'cried and sobbed much too much' when banished; the others were all worse than another, and he left as soon as Juliet had taken her sleeping draught.