Chapter XIV: Part 14

Dale, Allan, 286 Dalrymple, Mrs., 58 Daly, Mr., 318 _et sqq._ "Dame aux CamŽlias, La," 175 "Dante," 344, 350 Davis, Richard Harding, 397 "Dead Heart, The," 196, 334, 351 Delaunay, 74 Denvil, Clara, 18 Devonshire House, 339 Dickens, Charles, 74, 313-4 Disraeli, Benjamin (Lord Beaconsfield), 58-9, 60 "Distant Relations," 36 Doody, Mr., 200 "Dora," 151, 164 "Double Marriage, The," 78 Drew, John, 308, 320 --Mrs., 320 Drury Lane Theatre, 356-7 _et seq._ Duffield, A.J., 249 Duse, Eleonora, 163, 175, 233-4, 258 _et sqq._

Edinburgh, 9 Edward VII., 56, 398 Elcho, Lady, 340 Elliott, Maxine, 166 Emery, Winifred, 218-9, 245 "Endymion," 49 "Eugene Aram," 191, 195, 395 EugŽnie, Empress, 73 Evans, Joe, 284-5

Fairchild, Miss Satty, 346 Farren, Mr., 53-4 --Nelly, 168 "Faust," 27, 76, 153, 191, 252, 260 _et sqq._, 288, 384, 394-5 "Faust-and-Loose," 266 "Faust and Marguerite," 24 Favart, Madame, 74 Fechter, C.A., 73, 136, 175, 211 Fields, Mrs. James T., 313 Fitzgerald, Edward, 192 Fleming, Albert, 264 Forbes-Robertson, Johnston, 92, 125-6, 136, 153, 244 _et sqq._, 390 --Norman, 159, 300, 324-5, 361 Forrest, Edwin, 175, 281 Forrester, Mr., 172 "Friends and Foes," 69 "Frou-Frou" ("Butterfly"), 175 Furness, Dr. Horace Howard, 323 Furnivall, Dr., 202 Fussie (Irving's dog), 180, 305 _et sqq._, 395, 397

Garden, Miss Mary, 382 Gardiner, Mrs. Jack, 314-5 Garrick, David, 192 Gay, Maria, 382 Gilbert, Alfred, 118, 368 _et sqq._ Gilbert, Sir John, 200 Gilbert, Sir W.S., 127, 270 Gilder, Mr. R.W., 285 Gillespie, Mrs., 313 Gladstone, Right Hon. W.E., 58-9, 379, 396 Glasgow, 4, 8 Glenesk, Lady, 397 Godwin, Mr., 49, 50-1, 111, 164, 216 Got, 74 "Governor's Wife, The," 43 Grieve, Mrs., 17 Grisi, Madame, 381-2

Haas, Frederick, 136 "Hamlet," 107, 136-7, 166 _et sqq._, 191 Harcourt, Sir William V., 63-4 --Right Hon. Lewis, 64 Hare, John, 148 _et sqq._, 165 Harley, Mr., 26-7 Harries, Miss, 279 Harvey, Martin, 337 Haymarket Theatre, 49, 53, 72 "Henry VIII.," 24, 337 _et sqq._, 377 Herbert, Miss, 69, 71 Hicks, Seymour, 268 Hine, Mr., 51 Hodson, Henrietta (Mrs. Labouchere), 47 _et sqq._, 49, 76 Holland, Sarah, 240 _et sqq._ Holmes, O.W., 315 "Home for the Holidays," 35-6 Houghton, Lord, 208, 274-5 "House of Darnley, The," 153 _Household Words_, 74 Housman, Mr. Laurence, 351 Howe, Mr., 52, 219-20, 301, 337 "Hunchback, The," 75 Hunt, Holman, 266

"If the Cap Fits," 26
Imperial Theatre, 352 _et sqq._
Ingelow, Miss Jean, 265
"Iolanthe," 191, 206
"Iris," 164
Irving, Sir Henry, 59;
first appearance with Ellen Terry, 76;
Miss Terry's first impressions of, 79 _et sqq._;
in "The Taming of the Shrew," 80;
in "Hunted Down," 81;
his genius of will, 107;
as King Philip, 134 _et sqq._, 145;
as Hamlet in 1874, 136 _et sqq._;
in "Louis XI." and "Richelieu," 136;
what critics have said of him, 141;
the infinite variety of his acting, 142;
takes the Lyceum Theatre, 160;
his Hamlet in 1878, 166 _et sqq._, 180 _et sqq._;
his musical director, 168;
his characteristics, 169 _et sqq._;
in "Much Ado About Nothing," 178;
in "The Merchant of Venice," 179, 350;
his dog Fussie, 180, 305-6 _et sqq._;
his childhood, 182 _et sqq._;
as stage manager, 188 _et sqq._;
his best parts, 190;
as Claude Melnotte, 194;
as Eugene Aram, 195;
as Charles I., 197, 350;
as Shylock, 203-4;
in "The Corsican Brothers," 212;
in "The Cup," 213 _et sqq._;
in "The Bells," 217;
and Edwin Booth, 221 _et sqq._;
in "Othello," 221 _et sqq._;
his Romeo, 224;
in "The Two Roses," 227;
and Terriss, 246 _et sqq._;
his "Much Ado About Nothing," 244 _et sqq._;
in "Twelfth Night," 254;
in "Olivia," 256 _et sqq._;
in "Faust," 260 _et sqq._, 344;
his address on "Four Actors," 263;
in "Macaire," 270;
in "Werner," 270-1;
touring in America, 273;
American criticism of his accent, 296-7;
his early appearances in America, 280, 298;
his cat, 311;
other tours in America, 325 _et seq_.;
in "Godefroi and Yolande," 326;
produces "Macbeth," 328 _et sqq._;
painted by Sargent, 331;
produces "The Dead Heart," 334;
produces "Ravenswood," 337;
in "Henry VIII.," 338 _et sqq._;
at the Devonshire House fancy dress ball, 339;
in "King Lear," "Becket," "King Arthur," "Cymbeline," "Madame
Sans-Gne," "The Medicine Man," "Peter the Great," 343;
in "Robespierre," 344;
"Dante," 344, 350;
his last illness, 360 _et sqq._;
plays in "The Bells," for the last time, 365;
plays in "Becket"; his death, 365;
buried in Westminster Abbey, 366 _et sqq._;
his death-mask, taken by Mr. Frampton, 371;
his portraits, 371 _et sqq._;
his portrait as Dubosc by Mr. Pryde, 375;
at Mrs. Craigie's play, 391;
and the Marionettes, 395
Irving, Laurence, 326, 337, 397
Irwin, May, 320

Jackson, Mrs., 58 Jefferson, Joe, 324-5 "John, King," 10, 29, 31 Johnson, Dr., 156 "Journeys End in Lovers' Meeting," 391

Kean, Charles, 10 _et sqq._, 21 _et sqq._, 136, 171, 211, 357 --Mrs. Charles, 11 _et sqq._, 20 _et sqq._, 29 _et sqq._, 203 --Edmund, 11-2, 33, 46, 192 Keeley, Mr. and Mrs., 23 --Louise, 56 Kelly, Charles (Mr. Wardell), 96, 150, 153, 164, 173, 176, 177, 211 Kembles, The, 6, 46 --Adelaide, 194 --Henry, 152, 176, 349 --Fanny, 192 _et sqq._ Kendal, W.H., 44, 114 _et sqq._, 165 --Mrs. _See_ Madge Robertson. "King Arthur," 343, 377, 383 Knowles, Sir J., 212

Labouchere, Henry, 76 --Mrs. _See_ Henrietta Hodson Lacy, Walter, 32, 171, 180 "Lady of Lyons, The," 107, 119, 191 Lamb, Charles, 128 Langtry, Mrs., 153 _et sqq._, 275 Lavender Sweep--Tom Taylor's house, 53, 68 _et sqq._, 123, 127 _et sqq._ "Lear, King," 24, 343, 396 Leathes, Edmund, 92 Leclercq, Carlotta, 20, 32 --Rose, 32, 253-4 Leighton, Lord, 117 Lepage, Bastien, 135 Leslie, Fred, 266, 396 Lewis, Mr. Arthur, 72, 73 Linden, Marie, 266 Little Holland House, 53, 58 _et sqq._ "Little Treasure, The," 51-2 Liverpool, 10-11 Lockwood, Mrs. Benoni, 286 Long, Edwin, 197 "Louis XI.," 136, 190, 297 Loveday, H.J., 180 _et sqq._, 299 Lowther, Miss AimŽe, 288 Lucas, Seymour, 336, 377 Lyceum Theatre, The, 138, 141, 152 _et sqq._, 159-60 _et sqq._, 188 _et sqq._; _et passim_, 343 _et sqq._ "Lyons Mail, The," 190, 250-1 Lytton, Lord, 119-20, 153, 219

"Macaire," 270 _et sqq._ "Macbeth," 31, 191, 328 _et sqq._ Macdonald, George, 266 Mackail, J.W., 338 Mackaye, Steele, 128 Mackenzie, Sir Alexander, 268 --Dr. Morell, 102, 396 Macready, W.C., 9, 10, 28, 46, 192 "Madame Sans-Gne," 343 "Man of Destiny, A," 345, 397 Manning, Cardinal, 396 Mario, 381-2 Martin, Lady (Helen Faucit), 206-7 Maurel, Victor, 381 Mazzini, 128 Mead, Tom, 172, 207, 210, 229, 244, 250 _et sqq._, 300, 305 "Medicine Man, The," 343 Meissonier, 75 Melba, Madame, 264, 381, 383 "Merchant of Venice, The," 24, 26, 110, 179, 180, 191, 204, 206, 208, 298 Meredith, George, 59 Merivale, Herman C., 336 "Merry Wives of Windsor," 114, 348 "Midsummer Night's Dream, A," 19, 21 _et sqq._ Millais, Sir J.E., 135 Millward, Miss, 245-6 Modjeska, 321 "Money," 119, 120-1, 165-6 Montagu, Mr., 72 Montgomery, Walter, 72 Moore, Albert, 76 --Frankfort, 235 Morris, Mrs. William, 69 "Much Ado About Nothing," 56, 72, 150, 177-8, 179, 191, 248 _et sqq._ Murray, Leigh, 248

"Nance Oldfield," 337 Naylor, Sydney, 38 Neilson, Adelaide, 72, 166 Nettleship, Mrs., 331, 377-8, 383 Nevill, Lady Dorothy, 381 Neville, Henry, 165 "New Men and Old Acres," 124, 146, 150, 152 New Queen's Theatre, 76, 80 _et sqq._ "Nice Quiet Day, A," 44 Nicholson, William, 352, 372, 375, 397

"Olivia," 150, 153 _et sqq._, 179, 188, 191, 256 Orpen, William, 372 O'Shaughnessy, 118 "Othello," 72, 175, 191, 221 _et sqq._ "Our Seaman," 94

Paderewski, I., 397 Partridge, Bernard, 372 Patti, Adelina, 381, 383 "Peter Pan," 388-9 "Peter the Great," 285, 343 Pinches, Dr., 139 Pinero, A.W., 173, 225, 248-9 "Pizarro," 29 PlanchŽ, J.R., 12, 28 Pollock, Sir Frederick, 117 --Lady, 117, 160-1, 203 Pounds, Courtice, 349 Prince of Wales's Theatre, 92, 108 _et sqq._, 131 _et sqq._, 145, 148-9 Princess's Theatre, 10, 19, 28, 32, 72, 357 Prinsep, Mrs., 58 Pritchard, Mrs., 156 Pryde, James, 372, 375, 397

"Queen Mary," Tennyson's, 133, 134

"Raising the Wind," 191 "Ravenswood," 337, 354, 392, 396 Reade, Charles, 54, 65, 68, 90 _et sqq._, 99 _et sqq._, 109, 112 _et sqq._, 121, 149, 273 --Mrs. Charles, 54 Reeves, Sims, 381 Rehan, Ada, 318 _et sqq._ Rhona, Madame de, 39 _et sqq._ "Richard II.," 24 "Richard III.," 9, 190, 329, 351, 360 "Rivals, The," 52, 55 Robertson, Graham, 376, 397 --Madge (Mrs. Kendal), 47, 91, 114 _et sqq._, 152, 320, 348 _et sqq._ --T., 109 "Robespierre," 344 Robson, 23 "Romeo and Juliet," 37-8, 179, 189, 191, 206 Rorke, Kate, 159 Rossetti, D.G., 69 _et sqq._ Rossi, 136 Rothenstein, William, 376, 397 Rousseau, 127 Royal Colosseum, The, 35 Royalty Theatre (Royal Soho), 39 _et sqq._ Ruskin, John, 264 Rutland, Duchess of, 375 Ryde, 19, 23, 34 _et sqq._, 39 Ryder, Mr., 30, 31

Saint-Gaudens, 283 _et sqq._ St. James's Theatre, 69, 71 Salvini, 122, 163, 222-3 Sargent, J.S., 135, 331-2, 371-2 "School for Scandal, The," 165 Schumann, Madame, 68 Scott, Sir Walter, 4, 150 Seward, Miss Olive, 291 Seymour, Mrs., 112 _et sqq._ _Shakespeare_: "Coriolanus," 189, 206, 398; "Cymbeline," 343, 377; "Hamlet," 107, 136-7, 166 _et sqq._, 191; "Henry VIII.," 24-5, 338 _et sqq._, 377; "John, King," 10, 29, 31; "Lear, King," 24, 343, 396; "Macbeth," 31, 191, 328 _et sqq._; "Merchant of Venice," 24, 26, 110, 179-80, 191, 204, 206, 208, 298, 350; "Merry Wives of Windsor," 114-5, 348; "Midsummer Night's Dream," 19, 21 _et sqq._, 51; "Much Ado About Nothing," 56, 72, 150, 177-8, 179, 191, 248 _et sqq._; "Othello," 72, 175, 191, 221 _et sqq._; "Richard II.," 24-5; "Richard III.," 9, 190, 329, 351, 360; "Romeo and Juliet," 37-8,179, 189, 191, 206; "Taming of the Shrew," 80, 107; "Twelfth Night," 191, 253; "Winter's Tale, A," 10, 15, _et sqq._, 355 Shaw, Byam, 372 --G. Bernard, 345 _et sqq._, 353, 397 --Mary, 324 Sheridan, R.B., 54 Siddons, Mrs., 6, 46 Skey, Mr., 20 Smith, Milly (Mrs. Thorn), 22 Somers, Mrs., 58 Sothern, E.A., 51-2 Spedding, James, 117, 122 Sterling, Madame Antoinette, 265-6 Stevenson, Robert Louis, 270, 284 "Still Waters Run Deep," 79 Stirling, Mrs., 229 _et sqq._, 261, 396 Stoker, Bram, 180-1-2 Stoker, Dr., 254-5 Stratford-on-Avon, 7, 339 Sue, Eugene, 41 Sullivan, Sir Arthur, 127, 330 Swinburne, A.C., 118

Taber, Robert, 285
Tamagno, Sig., 381
"Taming of the Shrew," 80, 107
Taylor, Tom, 53, 67 _et sqq._, 76, 95, 106, 121 _et sqq._, 152
--Mrs. Tom, 68, 121-2, 125
Teck, Princess Mary of, 265, 381
Telbin, 76
Tennyson, Lord, 16, 59, 60 _et sqq._, 141, 151, 212-3, 367, 396
--Lady, 60
--Hallam, 62, 212-3, 216
--Lionel, 62
Terriss, William, 32, 151, 153, 156 _et sqq._, 196, 211, 212, 231 _et
sqq._, 247, 258, 300, 312, 397
Terry, B., Ellen Terry's father, 3, 4, 5, 9 _et sqq._, 18, 122-3, 179, 192
--Ben, Ellen Terry's brother, 8
--Mrs. B., Ellen Terry's mother, 3, 4, 8, 10, 48, 67, 396
--Charles, 8
--Daniel, 4
--Ellen, early recollections
her birth, 3-5;
acts at Stratford-on-Avon, 7;
impersonates a mustard-pot, 8-9;
her first appearance as Mamilius in "A Winter's Tale," 10, 15 _et
sqq._;
and Mrs. Charles Kean, _13 et sqq._;
training in Shakespeare, _19 et sqq._;
hurts her foot, 20;
plays Puck, 20 _et sqq._, 33;
learns about vowels, 21;
plays in the Christmas pantomime for 1857, 22;
learns to walk, plays in "Faust and Marguerite," "Merchant of Venice,"
"Richard II.," and "Henry VIII.," 24;
plays in "If the Cap Fits," 26;
and Macready, 28;
plays in "Pizarro" and "King John," 29;
in "A Drawing-room Entertainment," 32, 35 _et sqq._;
her salary, 33;
in "To Parents and Guardians," 34;
at the Royal Soho Theatre, 39 _et sqq._;
in "Attar Gull," 41-2;
in "The Governor's Wife," 43;
in "A Nice Quiet Day," 44;
life in a stock company, 46 _et sqq._;
at Bristol in Mr. Chute's company, 46 _et sqq._;
as Cupid in "Endymion," 49;
as Dictys in "Perseus and Andromeda," 49;
at the Haymarket Theatre, 49;
plays Titania at Bath, 51;
in "The Little Treasure" and "The Rivals," 51-2, 55;
meets Mr. G.F. Watts, and painted by him with Kate Terry as "The
Sisters," 53;
as Hero in "Much Ado About Nothing," 56, 72;
in "The Belle's Stratagem," 56;
in "Buckstone at Home," playing to royalty, 56;
in "The American Cousin," 57;
married to Mr. Watts, 58-9 _et sqq._;
returns to the stage, 67;
and the Tom Taylors, 68 _et sqq._,
plays Desdemona, 72-3;
visits Paris, 73 _et sqq.;
plays Helen in "The Hunchback," 75;
plays in "The Antipodes," 76;
first appearance with Henry Irving, 76;
plays in "The House of Darnley," 77;
and Mrs. Wigan, 76 _et sqq._;
plays in "The Double Marriage," 78;
plays in "Still Waters Run Deep," 79;
first impressions of Henry Irving, 79 _et sqq._;
plays in "The Taming of the Shrew," 80;
plays in "The Household Fairy," 82;
withdraws from the stage, 83 _et sqq._;
adventures in cooking, 86;
her children, 86 _et sqq., 146 _et sqq._;
and Charles Reade, 90 _et sqq._;
returns to the stage, 91 _et sqq._;
plays in "The Wandering Heir," 91 _et sqq._;
engagement with the Bancrofts, 92;
lives at Hampton Court, 93, 146;
plays in Charles Reade's "Our Seamen," 94;
and Charles Reade, 99 _et sqq._;
plays in "The Lady of Lyons," 107, 119;
engagement with the Bancrofts, plays Portia, 110 _et sqq._;
performs in "The Merry Wives of Windsor," 1902, 114, 348 _et sqq._;
playing to aesthetic audiences, 117;
plays in "Money," 119, 120-1;
and Tom Taylor, 121 _et sqq._;
in "New Men and Old Acres," 124, 146, 152;
and the Bancrofts, 131;
as Mabel Vane, 131;
as Blanche Hayes in "Ours," 132;
goes to see Irving act, 133, 134, 137;
and Irving's Hamlet, 136 _et sqq._;
as Ophelia, 137-41;
engagement with John Hare, 148 _et sqq._;
her marriage with Mr. Wardell (Charles Kelly), 150;
acts with him, 150 _et sqq._;
in "Olivia," 150, 153_ et sqq._, 159 _et sqq._;
in "Dora," 151;
in "Brothers," 152;
in "The House of Darnley," 153;
a visit from Henry Irving, 161;
Ellen Terry's description of him, 161 _et sqq._;
on tour with Charles Kelly in "Dora" and "Iris," 164;
in "The School for Scandal," 165;
plays in "Money," 165;
in Irving's "Hamlet," 166 _et sqq._;
touring in the provinces, 174 _et sqq._;
in "Butterfly," 175;
in "Much Ado About Nothing," 177-8;
her dress for "The Cup," 187;
in plays at the Lyceum, 191;
in "Charles I.," 197;
and "Lewis Carroll," 201;
as Portia, 201 _et sqq._, 209;
in "Othello," 222-3 _et sqq._;
her "Letters in Shakespeare's Plays," 226;
as Juliet, 227 _et sqq._;
and Terriss, 231;
her opinion of Sarah Bernhardt, 236-7 _et sqq._;
her Jubilee, 245;
in "Much Ado About Nothing," 250 _et sqq._;
in "The Lyons Mail," 250-1;
in "Twelfth Night," 253;
as Olivia, 256;
in "Faust," 260 _et sqq._, 344;
in "The Amber Heart," 271;
First Tour in America, 273 _et sqq._;
first appearance in America, 280-1;
an "American" interview, 288-9;
on colored servants, 291;
some opinions on America, 294 _et sqq._;
her first speech, 304-5;
at Niagara, 311-12;
other tours in America, 325 _et sqq._;
in "Godefroi and Yolande," 326;
her third marriage, 327;
in "Macbeth," 328 _et sqq._;
painted as Lady Macbeth by Sargent, 331-2, 371-2;
plays in the "Dead Heart," 334;
plays in "Ravenswood," 337;
plays in "Nance Oldfield," 337 _et sqq._;
in "Henry VIII.," 338;
at Stratford-on-Avon, 339 et sqq._;
in "King Lear," "Becket," "King Arthur," "Cymbeline," "Madame
Sans-Gne," "The Medicine Man," "Peter the Great," 343;
in Robespierre, 344;
in "Alice Sit-by-the-Fire," 345;
in "Captain Brassbound's Conversion," 345;
in "The Merry Wives of Windsor," 114, 348 _et sqq._;
in Ibsen's "Vikings," at the Imperial Theatre, 351;
produces "The Good Hope," 354;
in "Ravenswood," 354;
her last Shakespearean part, Hermione, 355;
her Stage Jubilee, 355 _et sqq._;
her theatre dresses, 377 _et sqq._, 383;
in "Journeys End in Lovers' Meeting," 391;
"Bits from her Diary," 394 _et sqq._;
and the Marionettes, 395
--Eliza, 4
--Florence, 8, 83, 122, 125, 209, 257-8, 387
--Fred, 8, 83
--George, 8, 174-5
--Kate (Mrs. Arthur James Lewis), 3, 8, 9, 10, 11, 18, 20, 24 _et sqq._,
29 _et sqq._, 35, 47, 48 _et sqq._, 67
--Marion, 8, 83, 125, 257
--Tom, 8, 126
Tetrazzini, 383
Thackeray, W.M., 314
_Times, The_, 18
Toole, J.L., 266, 270
"To Parents and Guardians," 34
Trebelli, Madame, 382
Tree, H. Beerbohm, 114, 271, 320, 348 _et sqq._
--Mrs., 349
"Twelfth Night," 191, 253
"Two Roses, The," 227
Tyars, Mr., 210, 252

Vanbrugh, Irene, 268 Vanbrugh, Violet (Mrs. Arthur Bourchier), 267 _et sqq._, 391 "Vanderdecken," 395 Verdi, 382 Victoria, Queen, 18, 57, 110, 397, 398 Victoria (Princess Royal), 18 "Vikings," Ibsen's, 351 Vining, George, 334

Wales, Princess of, 381 Walkley, A.B., 224 "Wandering Heir, The," 91 _et sqq._, 100, 109, 244, 273 Wardell, Charles. _See_ Charles Kelly Warner, Charles, 113 Watts, George Frederick, R.A., 53, 58 _et sqq._, 164 Watts-Dunton, T., 118 Webster, Benjamin, 165, 230, 334 Wenman, 300 "Werner," 270-1 Whistler, J.M., 129, 134-5, 199, 306 White, Stanford, 283 Wigan, Alfred, 76, 79, 211-2 --Mrs., 76 _et sqq._, 176 Wilde, Oscar, 118, 134-5, 198-9, 275 Williams, Harcourt, 337, 340 Wills, W.G., 150, 152, 336 Wilton, Miss Marie. _See_ Lady Bancroft Winchilsea, Lady, 177, 216 Winter, William, 158, 286 _et sqq._ "Winter's Tale, A," 10, 15 _et sqq._, 355 Wood, Arthur, 48 --Mrs. John, 91 Woodhouse, Mr., 37 _World, The_, 26 Wyndham, Charles, Sir, 76 _et sqq._

Yates, Edmund, 26

MR. AND MRS. BENJAMIN TERRY

The father and mother of Ellen Terry]

As they appeared in "The Winter's Tale." This was Miss Terry's dŽbut on the stage.]

"THE SISTERS" (KATE AND ELLEN TERRY)

From the painting by George Frederick Watts]

ELLEN TERRY AT SEVENTEEN

After her marriage to George Frederick Watts]

From a photograph by Julia Margaret Cameron, made about the time of his marriage to Ellen Terry]

HENRY IRVING AS JINGLE IN "MR. PICKWICK"]

HEAD OF A YOUNG GIRL (ELLEN TERRY)

From the painting by George Frederick Watts, in the collection of Alexander Henderson, Esq., M.P.]

From a photograph in the collection of Miss Evelyn Smalley]

From the collection of Miss Evelyn Smalley]

The part in which Irving made his first appearance in America

From the collection of Miss Evelyn Smalley]

From the painting by Whistler]

From the statue by E. Onslow Ford, R.A., in the Guildhall of the City of London]

LILY LANGTRY]

From a photograph taken in 1878, in the collection of Miss Evelyn Smalley]

From the collection of Miss Evelyn Smalley]

From the painting by Sir John Millais, Bart., P.R.A.]

EDWIN THOMAS BOOTH]

From the collection of Miss Frances Johnston]

From the collection of Miss Frances Johnston]

From the collection of Miss Evelyn Smalley]

From the painting by Franz von Lenbach]

From the collection of Miss Frances Johnston]

MISS ELLEN TERRY IN 1883

From a photograph taken at the time of her first appearance in America]

Modeled by Augustus Saint-Gaudens for the St. Giles Cathedral, Edinburgh. Saint-Gaudens gave a cast of this portrait to Miss Terry's daughter, Edith Craig]

From a snap-shot taken in the United States]

From a snap-shot taken in the United States]

SARAH HOLLAND, ELLEN TERRY'S DRESSER]

From the painting by James McNeill Whistler]

With her fox-terriers, Dummy and Fussie; from a photograph taken in 1889]

MISS ELLEN TERRY IN 1898

From the collection of Miss Evelyn Smalley]

From a portrait given by him to Miss Evelyn Smalley in 1896]

From a photograph taken on her last tour in America]

From the painting by Sargent, in the Tate Gallery, London]

SIR HENRY IRVING

From a photograph in the possession of Miss Evelyn Smalley]

From the collection of Miss Evelyn Smalley]

From a hitherto unpublished portrait]

ELLEN TERRY AS KNIERTJE IN "THE GOOD HOPE"

Taken on the beach at Swansea, Wales, in 1906, by Edward Craig.]

Drawn by Alma-Tadema for Miss Terry's jubilee in 1906]

HENRY IRVING AS BECKET

From the collection of Miss Evelyn Smalley]

From the painting by Jules Bastien-Lepage]

From the collection of Miss Evelyn Smalley]

From the collection of Miss Evelyn Smalley]

"OLIVIA"

Drawn by Sir Edwin Abbey for Miss Terry's Jubilee Programme]

From a photograph given by her to Miss Evelyn Smalley]

From the collection of Miss Evelyn Smalley]