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Results 2211 - 2220 of 3219 for "Edith Craig"

2211. ET Z1,145 letter

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      [26 September 1902] From Winifred Dolan to Miss Terry [Ellen Terry]. Dissolution of partnership of Edith Craig & Co; Miss Dolan's employment to continue on a weekly basis.

2212. ET-Z2,042 letter

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      [17] From Nell [Ellen Terry] to Bertha [Bertha Bramley]. She thanks her for goodies and for the invitation to The Firs; Gogo; she is in Gloucestershie with Edith [Craig]; Ted [Edward Gordon Craig].

2213. ET Z2,321 postcard

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      [15 January 1905] From [Unknown] [Ellen Terry] to [Unknown] [Albert Fleming]. Illustration of Ellen Terry netting with Edith Craig, her dog and Christopher St John in the sitting room at Smallhythe Place, Tenterden, Kent.

2214. ET-5,138 photograph

      British Library

      [20 September 1912] Three photographs, showing Edy [Edith Craig] listening to Nelly [Craig] read and Teddy [Edward Craig] at Smallhythe, summer 1912 and an unidentified m...

2215. ET-6,012 cutting

      British Library

      [Undated] Review of book, with numerous annotations [probably by Edith Craig] addressed to Bo [Catherine Elizabeth Powell] identifying inaccuracies.

2216. ET-6,340 postcard

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      [5 December 1935] From Robin [Robinetta Craig] to Pussie [K. Powell]. She asks to stay for the Christmas holidays if Mrs Powell is well enough; Edy [Edith Craig] wants to know on Sunday.

2217. ET-D217 programme ("Madame Sans-Gene")

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      [7 March 1899] Lyceum Theatre Company. Ellen Terry as Catherine, Fuller Mellish as Napoleon and Edith Craig as Elisa.

2218. ET-D282 programme ("Much Ado About Nothing")

      British Library

      [2 November 1903] Ellen Terry as Beatrice; Edith Craig as Margaret; Matheson Lang as Benedick; two copies.

2219. ET-D531 programme ("Romeo and Juliet")

      British Library

      [12 April 1919] Edith Craig assisted in the production. Ellen Terry as the Nurse, Basil Sydney as Romeo and Doris Keane as Juliet.

2220. ET-Z1,450 letter

      British Library

      [3 August 1890] From [Unknown] [George Bernard Shaw] to Sweet lady [Ellen Terry]. He sends news, mentions the Rialto, Edy [Edith Craig]; sonnet written on reverse.