Add MS 89510/16/17

Loose press cuttings from the 1980s following the death of Ralph Richardson.

These press cuttings include:

• cuttings from 12 Oct 1983 reporting that theatres in the West End of London turned out their front lights for 15 minutes on 11 Oct as a tribute to the passing of Ralph
• a cutting from Screen International, dated 15 Oct 1983 of an obituary of Ralph Richardson
• a cutting from The Sunday Times, dated 16 Oct 1983, by Harold Hobson, entitled The saintly knight of the simple heart
• a cutting from The Sunday Telegraph, dated 16 Oct 1983, by Francis King, entitled Dreams and Visions – Ralph Richardson: the man without malice
• a cutting from The Observer, dated 16 Oct 1983, by Sir John Gielgud, entitled A great gentleman, a rare spirit
• a cutting from The Stage, dated 20 Oct 1983, by R B Marriott, entitled Richardson - best in modern
• a cutting from The Observer, dated 23 Oct 1983 by Kenneth Tynan, entitled Richardson Remembered
• a cutting from Time Magazine, dated 24 Oct 1983 by Richard Corliss, entitled Everyman as Tragic Hero
• a cutting from Sunday Times Magazine, dated 1 Apr 1984, entitled A Tarzan is Born
• a cutting from The Times, dated 24 May 1984 by John Preston, entitled The Ring-master’s return
• a cutting from The Standard, dated 18 Jun 1984, reviewing a memorial concert for Ralph Richardson
• a cutting of an undated article by Angela Levin entitled A Room of My Own – Sir Ralph Richardson