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91. SC20-K19 photograph

    British Library

    [Undated] Edith Craig and others performing at the Barn Theatre, Smallhythe; annotated 'Staite, Edy [Edith Craig] (being Lady Maud) [Lady Maud Warrender]'.

92. SCB26A-M18 estimate

    British Library

    [12 December 1911] Details of work to ceiling at cottage [Priest's House], Smallhythe for Miss [Edith] Craig.

93. EC-A17 letter, carbon copy

    British Library

    [14 June 1920] From [Unknown] [Edith Craig] to Miss Anning. Miss [Edith] Craig sends enclosure to be given to Miss Dodge. On reverse of printed list of productions by the Pioneer Players.

94. EC-AZ3,028c card, mourning

    British Library

    [Undated] From Charlotte to Miss Edith [Edith Craig]. Recalls Ellen Terry meeting Edy [Edith Craig] at Dixton on return from America; condolences on death of Ellen Terry.

95. EC-Z3,006 letter

    British Library

    [22 July] From George Alexander to Edy [Edith Craig]. Positive response to Edith Craig's query about her suitability as stage manager; his interest in National Service Scheme and need for volunteers.

96. EC-Z3,092 letter

    British Library

    [20 April 1929] From Maurice Browne to Miss Craig [Edith Craig]. He sends best wishes for Edith Craig's matinee on April 23rd and will show a poster for her. Annotated 'answered'.

97. EC-Z3,113 letter

    British Library

    [Undated] From [illegible] Cammaerts to Madam [Edith Craig]. He is glad to hear Edith Craig considers producing his play The Three Kings; mentions that Henry Ainley might take the double role.

98. EC-Z3,224 letter

    British Library

    [27 July] From Edith Evans to Edy [Edith Craig]. She mentions Edith Craig's recommendation of Miss Ellis for the Old Vic but the part had gone; thanks for the opportunity.

99. EC-Z3,261 letter

    British Library

    [Undated] From Jean Forbes-Robertson to Miss Craig [Edith Craig]. Thanks for wedding present from Edward Gordon Craig and Edith Craig and regrets they cannot come to the wedding.

100. EC-Z3,269 letter

     British Library

     [Undated] From Grace Lovat Fraser to Miss Craig [Edith Craig]. She invites Edith Craig to an unnamed concert with Christopher St John who already has the tickets.