Add MS 89510/16/14

Loose press cuttings from the 1970s recording the stage and screen career of Ralph Richardson.

These press cuttings include:

• a cutting from The Times from 24 Jan 1970 entitled Lion in the Studio by David Wade
• a cutting from Punch from 25 Aug 1971 reviewing West of Suez
• a proof of an article for Candida from Dec 1972 by Margaret Wilson entitled ‘I owe it all to a sixpenny mouse’
• a cutting from The Bangkok Post from 15 Jun 1973 by Harry Rolnick entitled What Sir Ralph would really like to do
• cuttings from Jun 1973 with photographs of Ralph riding his motorbike
• a cutting from The Herald from 19 Jul 1973 by Claudia Wright entitled Sir Ralph and Lady Richardson
• a cutting from The Post, from 2 Jul 1974, by Richard Lebherz entitled On Being Sir Ralph Richardson’s Wife
• cuttings from Jul 1974 reviewing Lloyd George Knew My Father in North America
• a cutting from 15 Aug 1975 by Sydney Edwards entitled Stealing the scene at 72
• cuttings from 3 Jul 1976 with photographs of Ralph, Meriel and John Gielgud at the memorial service for Sybil Thorndike
• a cutting from The New Yorker from 21 Feb 1977 by Kenneth Tynan entitled Profiles - At Three Minutes Past Eight You Must Dream
• a cutting in French from Cine Revue from 15 Dec 1977 by J V Cottom entitled Les Immortels du Cinema - Ralph Richardson – Un comedien de format exceptionnel
• a cutting from The Observer magazine from 18 Dec 1977 by Kenneth Tynan entitled Tynan on Richardson
• a cutting from The Evening Standard from 7 Apr 1978 by Sydney Edwards and Michael Owen entitled Reform Character
• a cutting from The Telegraph Sunday Magazine from 30 Apr 1978 by Ralph Richardson entitled ‘My Sunday’
• cuttings from Jul 1979 regarding taxes on London theatre
• a cutting from 1979 by Robert Cushman reviewing The Fruits of Enlightenment
• a cutting entitled A Portrait of Sir Ralph