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2091. ET-D966 programme ("The Lyons Mail")

      British Library

      [12 July 1895] Henry Irving as Lesurques and Dubosc. Ailsa Craig [Edith Craig] as niece to Postmaster. Maude Milton as Jeanette. Annotated on cover with date.

2092. ET-D495a programme ("The Merchant of Venice")

      British Library

      [31 August 1915] Pioneer Players. In aid of the building fund for the Franciscan Church. Ellen Terry as Portia; Christopher St John as Salarino.

2093. NT/SMA/PH/174d Photograph

      Smallhythe Place

      [Undated] Photograph of a painting by Clare Atwood of Edith Craig, Charles Staite and Irene Cooper Willis (on reverse the woman on steps is identified as Vera H...

2094. NT/SMA/PH/196c Photograph

      Smallhythe Place

      [Undated] [Miss Shedlock] in a window; statue; 'Diana of Dobsons' on stage; many small photographs of people spelling the word 'Harry' addressed to Edith Craig...

2095. EC-AZ3,051 letter

      British Library

      [23 July 1928] From Deborah Crook to Miss Craig [Edith Craig]. Letter of condolence on the death of Ellen Terry; mentions her appearance in various plays especially recalling her costume in New Men and Old Acres w...

2096. EC-AZ3,116 letter

      British Library

      [23 July 1928] From Nell Higson to Edy [Edith Craig]. Letter of condolence on death of Ellen Terry, commenting on articles about Ellen Terry by men who never saw her act and did not mention her performanc...

2097. EC-B112 letter

      British Library

      [20 March 1918] From Jacko [Vera Holme] to Edy [Edith Craig]. National Union of Women’s Suffrage Societies, Glasgow and west of Scotland Women’s suffrage societies joint-committee; asks for sketch so she can lear...

2098. EC-B84 postcard

      British Library

      [1923] From C. F. S. [Charles Smith] to Miss Craig [Edith Craig]. He mentions Hofmannsthal in Vienna, likely to secure rights and possible venues, St John's at Holland Park, Queen's Gate, St Mary Abbotts, Kensington;...

2099. EC-B99 letter, incomplete

      British Library

      [7 April 1922] From L. B. Ramsden to Miss Craig [Edith Craig]. He is planning a new season of plays three nights a month from October to to March, a Repertory Committee programme; mentions Leeds Arts Club Players.

2100. EC-D207 programme ("An Old Nativity Play")

      British Library

      [5 January 1925] York Everyman Theatre. Directors Edith Craig, Charles F. Smith, Margery W. Patterson, Herbert M. Duke, office manager Herbert M. Duke, Hon. Secretary George W. Wilson, Assi...