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751. EC-B142 letter

     British Library

     [5 January 1925] From I. A. Hawliczek to Miss Craig [Edith Craig]. Encloses cheque and reports favourably on response to Through the Crack.

752. EC-B17 letter

     British Library

     [3 March 1931] From La Fontaine Brothers to Miss E. Craig [Edith Craig]. Estimate for French cooking range.

753. EC-B172 letter

     British Library

     [15 May 1927] From Dennis Hoskins to Miss Craig [Edith Craig]. He is sorry he is unable to be in [play]; remembrance to Mrs Shute.

754. EC-B195x letter

     Smallhythe Place

     [2 September 1920] From Tony [Clare Atwood] to Edy [Edith Craig]. Mentions visit one weekend and commiseration on the death of Sappho [cat?]; annotated.

755. EC-B231 letter

     British Library

     [22 December 1914] From [Unknown] [Vernor Grant] to Miss Craig [Edith Craig]. About Dom Gregory's manuscript and suitable music for production.

756. EC-B237 letter

     Smallhythe Place

     [Undated] From Vi to Edy [Edith Craig]. Information about folk songs; Cecil Sharp; few in Kent; annotated 'Sons of Levi' No. 1182.

757. EC-B93 letter

     British Library

     [24 August 1912] From [Unknown] [Iska Teleki] to [Unknown] [Edith Craig]. From President of the Hungarian section of the International Congress for Women’s Suffrage.

758. EC-D17 programme ("Old English Nativity Play")

     British Library

     [15 December 1925] Children's Country Holidays Fund. Performers include Edith Craig, John Gielgud, Sybil Thorndike, Raymond Massey.

759. EC-G1444 cutting

     British Library

     [Undated] Very brief notice of Queen Mary's patronage of the production by Edith Craig in aid of the Children’s Country Holiday Fund at Daly's Theatre.

760. EC-G1586 cutting

     British Library

     [16 April 1923] Illustration of Edith Craig wearing a hat and a brief report of her appearance in a film in Egypt, based on the novel by Arthur Conan Doyle.