EC-Z3,286 letter
British Library
[10 July 1933] From Katie Gielgud to Edy [Edith Craig]. She confirms that she and Frank will attend the Memorial service on 23rd [see EC-Z3,285].
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EC-Z3,289 letter
British Library
[31 December] From Fred Gleichen to Miss Craig [Edith Craig]. He thanks her for the papier mache recipe and offers to lend her the 'little German soldier' to copy.
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EC-Z3,303 letter
British Library
[12 September 1917] From J. T. Grein to Miss Edith Craig. Introduces Miss Gladys Maude, an actress, who has worked with Charles Hawtrey.
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EC-Z3,335 letter
British Library
[Undated] From C. H. H. [Charles Hawtrey] to Edie [Edith Craig]. He sends deepest thanks for help with play, encloses cheque for £15 and mentions Gustave.
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EC-Z3,363 letter
British Library
[4 March 1947] From Reverend Vincent Howson to Miss Craig [Edith Craig]. He is happy that the Ellen Terry Centenary service was a great occasion.
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EC-Z3,399 letter
British Library
[Undated] From Madge Kendal to Miss Craig [Edith Craig]. She is anxious to provide a doll, as requested, but would like to know of someone who could dress it.
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EC-Z3,460 letter
British Library
[10 October 1919] From Lillah McCarthy to Edie Craig [Edith Craig]. She asks for the return of photographs and dresses which were lent to the Shakespeare Exhibition at Stratford.
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EC-Z3,461a letter
British Library
[15 November 1913] From Eric Maclagen to Miss Craig [Edith Craig]. He provides the names of two experts who could mend a plaster cast.
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EC-Z3,510 letter
British Library
[14 July 1931] From Arthur Phillips to Miss Craig [Edith Craig]. He is unable to attend the Ellen Terry Memorial performance because he is working at the Savoy.
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EC-Z3,551 letter
British Library
[13 November 1919] From Basil Rathbone to Miss Craig [Edith Craig]. He asks to be remembered when the next Pioneer production is being cast.
