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[5 March 1925] From Geoffrey Whitworth to Miss Craig [Edith Craig]. Extensive annotations on reverse relating to 1923-30 listing productions; he discusses Oxford exhibition and involvement of Community Theatre committe...
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[20 December 1914] From Marjorie Gabain to Miss Craig [Edith Craig]. She offers her services as a flautist in forthcoming production in Westminster Cathedral Hall and can provide references from Dr Terry, Mrs Penelope W...
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[2 December 1924] From Beatrice Ensor to Miss Craig [Edith Craig]. Invitation to speak on Little Theatre, with Ellen Terry, Dame May Whitty, Miss Wilson, Mr Norman, Maj. Guy Kindersley; Rosalind Burling, Miss King.
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[4 November 1924] From Ernest Elmore to Miss Craig [Edith Craig]. He reports on parents' concerns about children playing for nine nights, including Isa Levin in the part of Misty- Love; could cast three in the role.
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[March] From Robin Craig [Robinetta Craig] to Edy [Edith Craig]. She sends thanks for clothes lent from Mrs Hearn and Miss Barnett; asks on behalf of Miss Barnett to borrow some armour; props list.
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[25 August] From V. A. Pearn [Violet Pearn] to Miss Craig [Edith Craig]. She will send Wild Birds, produced by Muriel Pratt at Bristol and by Lewisons in New York.
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[4 February 1930] From R. S. Johnson to Miss Edith Craig. Del Monte Foods British sales, promotion manager sends showcards for the Sunday night performance at the Apollo Theatre.
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[30 December 1929] From Bryan Tuke to Miss Craig [Edith Craig]. Dame May [Whitty] suggested he wrote regarding Independent Labour Party play; he plays the chinaman in The Amorists.
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[6 December 1929] From Harold [Harold Scott] to Edie [Edith Craig]. He apologises for the I[ndependent]L[abour]P[arty] Stage Society notepaper; mentions curtains and Dennis Wyndham.
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[2 January 1937] From Anne Kennington to Miss Craig [Edith Craig]. She has met Olivia Burleigh; Beatrix Lehmann or Valerie Taylor may be able to play; the play has been sent to Eileen Peet.
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