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EC-N246 notes ("[The Merry Wives of Windsor]")

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[Undated] [Ashford Conservatives]. Notes on costumes, with sketches
ET-D303 programme ("The Merchant of Venice")

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[1 September 1904]
SC3-G51 cutting

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[Undated] Illustration of Ellen Terry.
EC-D14 programme ("The Pageant of Freedom")

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[7 May 1918] Clara Butt Red Cross Fund. Presented by Madame Clara Butt; Women's Greek Week for the Wounded; British Red Cross Society; Order of St John of Jerusalem in England; Edith Craig a...
EC-D161 programme, two identical, one annotated (various works)

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[8 February 1911] Pioneer Players. In aid of the Windsor and Eton Branch of the London Society for Women’s Suffrage; concert of music composed by women composers; performers include Edi...
EC-G1419 cutting

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[1 December 1930] Detailed report of Edith Craig's adjudication of a Women's Institute drama festival at Folkestone; mentions Rhodes Minnis and institutes at Walmer, Ha...
EC-G1640 cutting

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[12 November 1938] Norwich Players. Review; mentions previous production by Edith Craig with New Shop Window Players; mentions 1930 Players; Leeds Art Theatre; Malvern Festival; various...
EC-G169 cutting

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[11 September 1931] Windsor Repertory Company. Mr Gilbert McConnell-Wood, third son of late William McConnell-Wood, teacher of singing and composer of art-songs; Edith Craig invited him to Windsor...
EC-G1985 cutting

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[16 February 1935] Garden Home for Cats and Dogs. Irene Regnis, member of Bath Soropotomist Club, organised matinee; her play was judged last year at Clifton Arts Club by Edith Craig. Annotated '2283...
EC-Z3,689 letter

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[12 September 1928] From Fred Terry to Miss Eversley. He explains his suggested changes to [Marguerite] Steen’s forthcoming book on Ellen Terry notably about his mother and refers to Edith Craig having se...