The Story of My Life eBook

Ellen Terry
This eBook from the Gutenberg Project consists of approximately 455 pages of information about The Story of My Life.

The Story of My Life eBook

Ellen Terry
This eBook from the Gutenberg Project consists of approximately 455 pages of information about The Story of My Life.
    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-Gene,” “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

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