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1791. EC-Z3,255 letter

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      [7 June 1929] From Lynn Fontanne to Miss Craig [Edith Craig]. She sends thanks for invitation to Smallhythe; she cannot come now; hopes to persuade Theatre Guild to give special performance of Caprice in aid of [...

1792. EC-Z3,256 letter

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      [1 March] From Nina Forbes to Miss Craig [Edith Craig]. She reports on Ellen Terry's health after her eye operation in New York and reassurance that she would have travelled with her if a return to England...

1793. EC-Z3,260 letter

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      [30 January 1927] From Gertrude Forbes-Robertson to Edie [Edith Craig]. She asks for signed postcard of Ellen Terry for Douglas Wieland, a boy who gave £2 to the Braille Fund. Annotation asks Barnie [Hilda Barnes] to try t...

1794. EC-Z3,343 postcard

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      [19 October] From Maud Hoffman to Miss Craig [Edith Craig]. She agrees to do Madame Roland on Nov 12 and asks for prompt copy and props list of How the Vote was Won.

1795. EC-Z3,345 letter

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      [11 September 1924] From Constance Holme to Miss Craig [Edith Craig]. She will ask her agent to write to Miss Elder, Arts League of Service, about her play 'The Home of Vision'; mentions Vera [Holme].

1796. EC-Z3,351 letter

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      [28 June 1912] From Laurence Housman to Miss Craig [Edith Craig]. He has dramatic but not literary rights in the USA, where they wish to publish his pamphlet on women’s rights; unsure of American interest in [women's...

1797. EC-Z3,359 letter

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      [11 December 1946] From Reverend Vincent Howson to Miss Craig [Edith Craig]. He sends travel plans for his visit to Smallhythe about Ellen Terry's centenary; very concerned she should not go to too much trouble for lunch.

1798. EC-Z3,361 telegram draft

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      [December 1946] From E. C. [Edith Craig] to Rev. Howson [Vincent Howson]. She asks Rev. Howson to wait until he receives a letter from John Gielgud which she will forward immediately [about Ellen Terry's centenary].

1799. EC-Z3,373 letter

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      [2 June 1915] From H. B. Irving to Edy Craig [Edith Craig]. He thanks her for allowing him to take part in the tribute to his brother, Laurence Irving, organised by her; apologises that the Savoy could not be u...

1800. EC-Z3,415 letter

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      [16 September 1917] From Gertrude Kingston to Edy [Edith Craig]. She regrets she cannot do the mad scene owing to lack of rehearsal but will do the balcony scene with Ben Webster instead; mentions the Beecham people...