Wyndham, Charles, acts with Ellen Terry at the Queen's Theatre, 134; acts with Kate Terry at Manchester, 121 Wyndham, Robert, criticism of Henry Irving by, 211 Yates, Edmund, farce by, 43 THE END Printed by BALLANTYNE, HANSON & CO. Edinburgh & London "The Kendals" BY T. EDGAR PEMBERTON AUTHOR OF "THE LIFE OF SOTHERN," "JOHN HARE," ETC. Demy 8vo, with Portraits and numerous Illustrations. =Price 16s.= EXTRACTS FROM PRESS REVIEWS _OUTLOOK_ "One of the most interesting theatrical records that has been penned for some time." _MORNING ADVERTISER_ "A charming work.... Pithy and well arranged. Turned out with infinite credit to the publishers." _SCOTSMAN_ "It leaves an impression like that of a piece in which the Kendals have played, an impression of pleasure, refinement, refreshment, and of the value of cherishing sweet and kindly feelings in art as in life. Few books can do that, and so this work has every prospect of being widely read." _DRAMATIC WORLD_ "Full of interesting information, delightfully told, and illustrated by a succession of charming photographs." _WESTMINSTER GAZETTE_ "We would recommend this account of the Kendals' art to all who take an interest in the theatre." [_See over_ LONDON: C. ARTHUR PEARSON, LIMITED EXTRACTS FROM PRESS REVIEWS--continued. _BLACK AND WHITE_ "A highly interesting volume.... Mr. Pemberton has done his task well." _MORNING POST_ "To those who are interested in the history of the contemporary stage this volume will be particularly welcome. Mr. Pemberton has collected and grouped his facts with considerable skill, and his story reads easily and consecutively." _GLOBE_ "The author has brought together a number of biographic details not hitherto to be found within the covers of any single publication. The pictorial illustrations, also, are numerous and attractive." _MANCHESTER GUARDIAN_ "This volume should give pleasure and satisfaction to thousands whose happiest theatrical associations are connected with these distinguished and typical artists." _SKETCH_ "An interesting record of hearty, heartful work and well-earned success." _ABERDEEN FREE PRESS_ "Mr. Pemberton has already given us some excellent books, but in this he has produced a biography which is at once charming and fascinating reading." _DAILY TELEGRAPH_ "Extremely interesting." _ATHENÆUM_ "The story is well told, and constitutes agreeable reading, and the volume is a pleasing record of artistic achievement." LONDON: C. ARTHUR PEARSON, LIMITED * * * * *