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Smallhythe Place

[Undated] From George Skillan [George Skillan] to Edie Craig [Edith Craig]. He encloses Othello, just published, with best wishes.
EC-B38 letter

British Library

[21 February 1918] From Frederick Whelen to Miss Craig [Edith Craig]. He encloses copies of letter inviting distinguished people to join the general committee for matinees.
EC-B39 letter

British Library

[16 February 1918] From Frederick Whelen to Miss Craig [Edith Craig]. He announces dates, venue and ticket prices, including tax, for performance.
EC-B40 letter

British Library

[28 February 1918] From Geoffrey Douglas to Miss Craig [Edith Craig]. He asks for details of part and aims of matinee; can only rehearse in the evenings.
EC-B46 letter

British Library

[21 March 1918] From Frederick Whelen to Miss Craig [Edith Craig]. He encloses two plays on behalf of Chevalier [Ugo] Catani.
EC-B64 letter

British Library

[14 November 1915] From Gilbert Laye to Edith Craig. Lady Paget is communicating with Lady Maud Warrender; will inform her about The Soul; Russia's Day 18 November 1915.
EC-B7 letter

British Library

[Undated] From B. Trenewen to Miss Craig [Edith Craig]. He returns prompt copy, unable to come up for The Shepherds and hopes that she can get a replacement.
EC-B80 letter

British Library

[4 February 1924] From L. B. Ramsden to Miss Craig [Edith Craig]. He is away for weekend's recuperation and confirms date of final rehearsal.
EC-B82 letter

British Library

[15 March 1924] From Chas F. Smith [Charles Smith] to Edith Craig. He encloses a copy of letter to Laurie Ramsden about future arrangements concerning Ramsden's salary.
EC-B92 letter

British Library

[6 December 1934] From Mrs Margaret Jenkin to Miss Craig [Edith Craig]. She sends thanks from the East Kent Women’s Institute Drama Festivals.