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191. EC-Z3,076 letter

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     [29 June] From Esme Beringer to Miss Craig [Edith Craig]. She suggests that [Edith] Craig might be interested in putting on Electra with Esme Beringer in the title role, to be paid expenses only and suggestin...

192. EC-Z3,089 letter

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     [22 October 1903] From Marie Bremer to Miss Craig [Edith Craig]. She thanks her for help with a dress; she would like refusal of it should the rumour of Edith Craig's disposal of it be true; mentions [Ellen Terry].

193. EC-Z3,097 letter

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     [10 August 1928] From Mrs P. Burke to Miss Craig [Edith Craig]. Thanks for Edith Craig's acceptance of the medal mentioned in previous letter (EC-Z3,096), which was apparently placed in Ellen Terry's coffin.

194. EC-Z3,125 letter

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     [Undated] From J. Comyns Carr to Edie [Edith Craig]. He is delighted to hear success of Edith Craig's play; sends congratulations; as one who once tried to dissuade her from taking to the stage he is hap...

195. EC-Z3,208 letter

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     [26 February 1927] From Gerald B. Edwards to Miss Craig [Edith Craig]. At Mrs Mayor's suggestion, he asks Edith Craig to produce his play which the Playroom Six are putting on for two weeks.

196. EC-Z3,221 letter

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     [Undated] From Edith Evans to Miss Craig [Edith Craig]. She thanks Edith Craig for valuable help in playing a part; her mother and father enjoyed it; she refers to some who found it sordid.

197. EC-Z3,265 letter

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     [4 February 1910] From G. S. Foster to Miss Craig [Edith Craig]. Thanks on behalf of committee for delightful evening on Sunday; offering box at the Albert Hall to Edith Craig and her company.

198. EC-Z3,267 letter

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     [28 November] From Gwen Ffrangcon Davies to Miss Craig [Edith Craig]. She apologises for forgetting literary duties; hopes to meet Edith Craig after Bethlehem is produced; mentions her activities in Leeds; Paul Shelving.

199. EC-Z3,272 letter

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     [20 March 1930] From Leslie French to Edy Craig [Edith Craig]. He has already telephoned Miss [Christopher] St John to say he will be delighted to play for Edith Craig and asks for the date as soon as possible.

200. EC-Z3,306 letter

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     [10 April 1918] From J. T. Grein to My dear friend [Edith Craig]. Offers Edith Craig the post of Assistant Director of the Southern Company, concentrating on Holland; mentions Whelen, Basil Gill.