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6894. SC9-G295 cutting

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      [1903] Venues and dates for the provincial tour, Spring 1903; Henry Irving; with two separate articles about The Merry Wives of Windsor, mentioning Ellen Ter...

6895. SC9-G311 cutting

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      [15 May 1906] A. W. Pinero to take a holiday after twenty five years of writing plays; Coquelin, Sardou and Berton; annotated 'disappointment nothing of Miss Ellen...

6896. SCB30-H7 play ("Butterfly")

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      [Undated] "Butterfly". Card stuck on inside cover 'Charles Campbell, copyist Princes Theatre, Manchester'. Annotated in green ink 'Translation from "Butterfly" A.C.C'. and '...

6897. ET-D2197 letter

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      [22 January 1913] From F. Sidgwick to Edith Craig. Encloses draft agreement with inserted clause on copyright and cheque; with receipt attached.

6898. ET-D2213 letter

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      [1913] From Pick [Pamela Colman Smith] to [Unknown] [Edith Craig]. She will bring more drawings this afternoon for Edy [Edith Craig].

6899. ET-D2374 account

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      [16 March] Details of costs of the Pearson contract, mentioning Mr Watt, and amount now payable to Miss Marshall [Christopher St John]; annotated note by E.C. [E...

6900. EC-G1361 cutting

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      [3 November 1924] Brief report of an interview with Edith Craig about the little theatre in Leeds and her belief that the movement was spreading; Leeds and Bradford lit...

6901. EC-G1872 cutting

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      [3 May 1930] Marylebone Magistrates Court case against Lady Maud Warrender fails; allegation of illegal lottery, sale of tickets for Grand National Mutual Subscrip...

6902. EC-G1976 cutting

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      [3 April 1938] National Theatre. Architect of National Theatre to be Sir Edwin Lutyens and Cecil Masey; plan to encourage local newspapers to endow seats in the theatre in the name of...

6903. EC-G1982 cutting ("The School for Scandal")

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      [1 March 1935] Civic reception, performance, address by Mr R. Crompton Rhodes, Edith Craig visits Market St, memento exhibition at Opera House; poem by Abe Jephcott.