MS 685 01 01 04
Reference code
MS 685 01 01 04
Title
E.A. Craig collection: Papers and ephemera relating to ‘The Mask’
Level
Sub-series
Administrative / Biographical history
‘The Mask’ was a theatre magazine created by Edward Gordon Craig, which ran from 1908 until 1929, with a break in productions during the First World War. To help with its administration he hired a secretary, Dorothy Nevile Lees (or D.N.L., as she became known). When Gordon Craig went to Russia to work with the Moscow Arts Theatre, he handed control of the magazine to Maurice Magnus.
Date
1908-1978
Extent & medium
6 files and a collection of printed copies
Content description
This sub-series contains papers relating directly to the production of ‘The Mark’. For photographs of the offices used, see ‘Papers relating to the School for the Art of the Theatre, the Arena Goldoni’.
Arrangement
The files are arranged in chronological order.
Associated material
Eton College library also contains a complete set of printed copies of ‘The Mask'
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Number 4 of 16 at this Level
Beneath this record in the archive hierarchy
- E.A. Craig collection: ‘The Mask’ ephemera and related papers, MS 685 01 01 04 01, (1908-1929)
- E.A. Craig collection: Photocopy of the contract between Edward Gordon Craig and Maurice Magnus in relation to ‘The Mask’ and other related papers, MS 685 01 01 04 02, (1908-1970)
- E.A. Craig collection: Copies of ‘The Music Hall & the Church’, a letter reprinted from ‘The Mask’, MS 685 01 01 04 03, (January 1914)
- E.A. Craig collection: Promotional poster for ‘The Mask’, MS 685 01 01 04 04, ([1920s])
- E.A. Craig collection: Corrected proof for part of an article for ‘The Mask’, MS 685 01 01 04 05, (1924)
- E.A. Craig collection: Edward Gordon Craig’s answers to a questionnaire relating to ‘The Mask’, sent to him by a researcher, MS 685 01 01 04 06, ([c.1960]-1978)
- E.A. Craig collection: Printed copies of ‘The Mask’, MS 685 01 01 04 07, (1908-1929)