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EC-B103 letter

British Library

[17 September 1923] From Leonard M. Arden to Mr Ramsden. He tried in Leeds to obtain more sheets of gelatine for coloured slides so asked for Miss [Edith] Craig to obtain from London.
EC-B149 letter

British Library

[23 October 1924] From Beatrice Ensor to Miss Atwood [Claire Atwood]. She thanks her for her letter of 20th; will return Time and Tide; fortunate in having Miss [Edith] Craig in the venture; details of electrician, carpe...
EC-B55 letter

British Library

[18 April 1918] From W. R. Staveley to Miss Bright. He reports discussions with Mr Whelen, Miss [Edith] Craig and Nathan [about costumes] but will not use Clarkson's again who let them down on Sunday.
EC-G1428 cutting

British Library

[26 July 1935] Report of a Garden Fete in aid of Rolvenden Church restoration opened by Princess Bibesco with her uncle Rt Hon H. J. Tennant and Rev. H. B. Langton;...
EC-G1592 cutting

British Library

[13 April 1935] British Drama League. British Drama League Community Theatre Festival; Edith Craig was the adjudicator.
EC-G1609 cutting

British Library

[6 October 1931] Hereford Amateurs. Centenary of the death of Mrs Siddons. British Drama League, Stage Guild, British Actors’ Equity Association; Edith Craig to attend the ceremony at Ch...
EC-G1879 cutting

British Library

[25 February 1933] Forum Club. Lunch in honour of Terry familiy; Fred Terry, Julia Neilson, Mabel Terry Lewis, Edith Craig, John and Val Gielgud, Janet and Lucy Terry-Lewis to atten...
EC-H144 prompt copy ("Barbara")

Smallhythe Place

[Undated] "Barbara". By Jerome K. Jerome. Two notebooks with printed pages pasted in, heavily annotated, inserted and attached to EC-H143; Edith Craig under the name, Ailsa Craig, played the p...
EC-P107 handbill (various works)

British Library

[16 January] Women's League of Service for Motherhood. Charity performance in aid of the Women's League of Service for Motherhood. Sybil Thorndike, Freda Mackenzie, Mary and Anne Thorndike Casson
EC-Z3,390 letter

British Library

[7 August 1919] From Robert Esmond Jones to Miss Atwood [Clare Atwood]. He confirms arrangement to meet Edith Craig and Miss [Clare] Atwood for dinner in a restaurant and explains that they will recognise him by his beard.