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1351. EC-Z3,199 letter

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      [Undated] From John Drew to Edie [Edith Craig]. He sends ticket for a box for a matinee, mentioning negative reaction of the press; will see her afterwards at a party at the Fine Arts Building.

1352. EC-Z3,223 letter

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      [16 April] From Edith [Edith Evans] to Edy [Edith Craig]. She regrets that her appointment required her to leave on Sunday; encloses letter to Christopher St John which was wrongly addressed.

1353. EC-Z3,244 letter

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      [16 November 1924] From Rosina Filippi to Edith Craig. She recommends one of her promising pupils, Rosa Quong, in a sketch intended for the Coliseum; Lady Bell's sketch does not give Rosa enough scope.

1354. EC-Z3,297 letter

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      [13 May 1897] From Ben Greet to Miss Craig [Edith Craig]. He thanks her for her consideration and promises a whole row of seats at the Olympic any time she chooses.

1355. EC-Z3,299 letter

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      [10 March 1915] From Clare Greet to Edie Craig [Edith Craig]. She thanks her for seats for an unnamed Sunday night play; a long time since she enjoyed anything so much.

1356. EC-Z3,318 letter

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      [6 April 1926] From Lyn Harding to Miss Craig [Edith Craig]. Regrets too busy to take part in the Shakespeare readings but recommends a young actor in the company, Eric Portman.

1357. EC-Z3,338 letter

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      [8 September 1936] From T. H. [Tom Heslewood] to Edie [Edith Craig]. He encloses detailed sketches and instructions for making chaperons; if weather holds he is thinking about a trip to Tenterden.

1358. EC-Z3,352 postcard

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      [10 September 1912] From Laurence Housman to Edith Craig. He thanks her for the typed copy of Alice and offers to read his play Snow Man to her instead of attending the rehearsal.

1359. EC-Z3,360 letter

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      [13 December 1946] From Vincent Howson to Miss Craig [Edith Craig]. He regrets he could not come on 13th [to discuss Ellen Terry's Centenary]; hopes to come on 19th or 20th.

1360. EC-Z3,369 letter

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      [13 December 1928] From C. Huntington [Constant Huntington] to Miss Craig [Edith Craig]. Offers advice about the official edition of Ellen Terry's letters.