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1821. EC-Z3,686 letter

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      [Undated] From William Terriss to Edie [Edith Craig]. He apologises that he cannot attend her party for which Lucy Ashton delivered the invitation but he hates formal occasions and asks instead if she wil...

1822. EC-Z3,700 letter

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      [1 February 1923] From Sybil [Sybil Thorndike] to Edy [Edith Craig]. She thanks her for first night telegram and promises to return [Ellen Terry]’s clothes soon; asks for Ann’s rose petal dress; May and Ann have whoopin...

1823. EC-Z3,711 letter

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      [1 August 1926] From Sybil [Sybil Thorndike] to Edy [Edith Craig]. Lewis [Casson] has had to have the car repaired so they cannot visit her before they all leave for a three-week holiday; sends message to Tony [Clare...

1824. EC-Z3,719 letter

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      [Undated] From Sybil Thorndike to Edy [Edith Craig]. Formal letter asking for theatrical mementoes to sell on her stall in aid of Shakespeare House, built by the Shoreditch Housing Association; Sybil ask...

1825. EC-Z3,723 letter

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      [Undated] From Sybil [Sybil Thorndike] to Darling [Edith Craig]. She does not wish her daughters Ann and Mary to distribute playbills inside Wyndham’s Theatre, as she does not consider The Fanatics suitable at their...

1826. EC-Z3,773 letter

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      [5 December] From Clough Williams-Ellis to Miss Craig [Edith Craig]. He forwards a trinket from Mrs Brodrick which he has repaired as a memento from Wrexham and of the tour; he confesses he is now badly stage-struck.

1827. EC-Z3,783 letter

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      [14 June 1922] From Kiyoshi Yamagata to Madam [Edith Craig]. He confirms that the production by Japanese students in Honolulu of Kanawa: the Incantation would be amateur, and asks her to arrange for them to be g...

1828. EC-Z3,785 letter

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      [18 December 1902] From W. B. Yeats to Miss Craig [Edith Craig]. He praises Edward Gordon Craig’s work in an unnamed play but did not like the diction or the lighting; mentions meeting [Ellen Terry] with Mr and Mrs...

1829. ET-D256 programme ("The Merry Wives of Windsor")

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      [July 1902] Last week. Mr Tree as Sir John Falstaff; music by Raymond Roze and Norman Bath. The dress worn by Ellen Terry was made by Edith Craig.

1830. ET-Z2,157 letter

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      [Undated] From Mum [Ellen Terry] to Darling Darling [Edith Craig]. She thanks her for birthday posy and big book; she has been to see a film with Christopher St John; plans to visit Ted [Edward Gordon Craig] in Italy;...