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361. MHF2-G595 cutting

     British Library

     [7 September 1932] Announcement that Edward Carrick, Ellen Terry's grandson and son of Edward Gordon Craig, will work on production with Harcourt Williams.

362. SC19-G46 cutting

     British Library

     [Undated] Moscow Art Theatre. Illustration reproduced from 'Towards a New Theatre' by Edward Gordon Craig. Date of production of Hamlet 1911.

363. SCB32-C2 catalogue

     Smallhythe Place

     [1922] Victoria & Albert Museum. International Theatre Exhibition. Designs and Models for the Modern Stage. Ellen Terry on advisory committee. Forward by Edward Gordon Craig; annotate...

364. SCB4-D10 programme ("The Lyons Mail")

     British Library

     [20 May 1893] Edward Gordon Craig as Guerneau; Henry Irving as Lesurques and Dubosc.

365. NT/SMA/PH/278 photograph

     Smallhythe Place

     [Undated] [Edward Gordon Craig] wearing a coat and a tasselled hat, resting his elbow on a fur rug; annotated '58798'.

366. NT/SMA/PH/284 photograph

     Smallhythe Place

     [Undated] [Edward Gordon Craig] seated, pruning a plant with a shovel nearby, in front of a studio autumnal scene; annotated '64899'.

367. ET-D1024 flyer (various works)

     British Library

     [Undated] Annotated with marks against Edward Gordon Craig's name in the cast list.

368. ET-4,163 letter

     British Library

     [15 July 1888] From Ted [Edward Gordon Craig] to Booie [Elizabeth Rumball]. He mentions Edy [Edith Craig] having 'improved' after being in America; he is Vice president of a debating society; asks for a prayer book; annotated...

369. ET-4,177 letter

     British Library

     [Undated] From Ted [Edward Gordon Craig] to Booie [Elizabeth Rumball]. He has been unwell for 13 days; mentions his design for the [embroidered] cloth; Joe [Powell]; Bo, Nellie and Kitten; his opinion of the Germans; desc...

370. ET-Z4,062 letter

     British Library

     [Undated] From Ted [Edward Gordon Craig] to Jim [James Carew]. He is concerned about Ellen Terry's health, mentions Alex Egerton and Edie Gwynne and asks for details; glad that he likes Henry Irving book; made no...