Your search results

Results 841 - 850 of 3219 for "Edith Craig"

841. EC-Z3,020 letter

     British Library

     [23 April 1928] From Mary Baker to Edith Craig. She asks for Ellen Terry’s autograph on enclosed programme; annotated ‘Sorry refusing everyone. Not well enough’.

842. EC-Z3,077 letter

     British Library

     [1 July] From Esme Beringer to Miss Craig [Edith Craig]. She mentions expenses for unnamed play and a meeting when she is in town.

843. EC-Z3,081 letter

     British Library

     [11 September 1928] From P. G. Bishopp to Miss Craig [Edith Craig]. He regrets he cannot undertake the painting [at Smallhythe Place].

844. EC-Z3,177 letter

     British Library

     [Undated] From Clemence Dane to Miss Craig [Edith Craig]. She regrets she is too busy lecturing and writing to help with anything before Christmas.

845. EC-Z3,196 postcard

     British Library

     [13 April 1917] From Fabia Drake to Miss Craig [Edith Craig]. Enid [probably an understudy] does not need much rehearsal; Fabia and Dolly will come tomorrow morning.

846. EC-Z3,214 letter

     British Library

     [16 November] From Winifred Emery to Edie [Edith Craig]. She encloses a photograph of herself from the period when she was playing Lady Touchwood.

847. EC-Z3,331 letter

     British Library

     [Undated] From Charles H. Hawtrey to Edie [Edith Craig]. He asks for an hour's private conversation with her about Olive Chaplin, possibly at lunch in the Grill Room.

848. EC-Z3,416 letter

     British Library

     [3 April 1925] From Gertrude Kingston to Edy [Edith Craig]. She acknowledges the cheque and praises Sybil Thorndike’s performance as Clare.

849. EC-Z3,442 letter

     British Library

     [29 August 1900] From G. Ambrose Lee to Miss Edith Craig. Sends illustration of the garter ribbon for the King and where it should be worn.

850. EC-Z3,448 letter

     British Library

     [10 January 1928] From Miriam Lewes to Miss Craig [Edith Craig]. She thanks her for her help in securing a [illegible] job.