One Autograph Letter Signed, one Typed Letter Signed, and one Autograph Note Signed 'Gordon Craig' and 'Edward Gordon Craig

One ALS, one TLS and one ANS, each of the three with a different letterhead of Via Della Costa di Serretto 17, San Martino d'Albaro, Genova 10, Italy. ALS: 23 July 1926. 'Gerard Hopkins tells me I am to send you the enclosed review of Waxman's Antonie & the theatre Libre. So here it is - faults & all. | If you want to omit the page about G B S from X to X by all means do so - but kindly not have it changed any where else.' Postscript reads: 'Its quite out of order I know to add this P.S. but will you please remember me to your wife who I knew when she was Sylvia Dryhurst - I remember she was very critical of me, but helped to make Hampstead even more charming a place than it always was & will be'. ANS: Also 23 July 1926: He forgot to say in the letter that 'first serial use would be £10'. TLS: 3 September 1934. Asking if he can review Halcott Glover's Dead Man's House: 'I ask this only on condition that you were not intending to write about it yourself - because I wouldn't rob Glover of that for anything. But if you are not, I should like to do it, because Glover is a dear good fellow and a fine writer, and I am very fond of him. | Incidentally, he's on his back in Bart's Hospital at the moment - pneumonia with complications.' Postscript reads: 'I'll take anything you like for the review, from 10/6 upwards . [the following in autograph] . . so dont bother the blokes in the office for the usual £250.'