LXXXVII NUMBER FIVE 355 LXXXVIII L'ENVOIE 356 INDEX 359 LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS FACING PAGE NAT C. GOODWIN _Frontispiece_ WILLIAM WARREN 20 _The greatest comedian that ever lived_ STUART ROBSON 26 _The best Shakespearean clown of modern times_ TONY HART 30 _He had the face of an Irish Apollo, did Tony Hart_ JOHN MCCULLOUGH AND ASSOCIATE PLAYERS IN THE DRAMATIC FESTIVAL 36 _"Mr." McCullough and the rest of us_ SIR HENRY IRVING 40 _An extraordinary man_ JOSEPH JEFFERSON 46 _I firmly believe I improved his morals_ SIR CHARLES WYNDHAM 54 _A remarkable man_ CHARLES R. THORNE, JR. 60 _A royal picture to contemplate_ IN THE LITTLE REBEL 76 _One of my first excursions into the legitimate_ ELIZA WEATHERSBY 80 _The wife who mothered me_ IN HOBBIES WITH ELIZA WEATHERSBY 84 _The play I won at faro_ LITHOGRAPH OF GOODWIN'S FROLIQUES 88 IN TURNED UP 92 _In the days when I was an imitator_ LOTTA 98 _In the days when work was play_ JACK HAVERLY 102 _The man who conceived the syndicate_ IN THE GOLD MINE 112 _My get-up in The Gold Mine_ THOSE WERE THE HAPPY DAYS 118 COQUELIN 124 _Would he have gone in vaudeville? I wonder_ NELLA BAKER PEASE 134 _The best amateur piano player I ever heard_ NAT C. GOODWIN, III 138 PALS 150 _Richard Carle, Fred G. Stanley, Nat Goodwin, Walter Jones, De Wolf Hopper_ IN CONFUSION 160 _Back in the eighties_ NAT GOODWIN AND COMPANY IN IN MIZZOURA 168 _One of the best casts I ever saw_ TICKET SALE FOR IN MIZZOURA 176 DICK GOLDEN 182 _We were pals for many years_