Kean, Edmund, 315; his monument to G. F. Cooke, 237; his carelessness in costume as Orestes, 256; his origin, 358; claimed to be the son of the Duke of Norfolk, 360 _n._; his birth, 361; as a Cupid at three years old, 361; as an imp in "Macbeth," 361; his early struggles, 362; plays before the king, 364; plays with Mrs. Siddons, 364; his marriage, 366; his privations, 366, 367, 370; programme of his benefit at Waterford, 369; his success at Exeter, 371; engaged at Drury Lane, 372; his first appearance, 373; plays Shylock, 373; account of his triumph, 374-377; as Richard III., 379, 412; the critics on his Richard, 379; description of his Richard, 379-382; characteristics of his Hamlet, 382, 383; his Othello, perhaps his greatest part, 384; his Iago, 384; his enormous drawings, 385; saves Drury Lane from bankruptcy, 385; characters played in his second season, 386; as Zanga, 386; his Sir Giles Overreach, 390; as Bertram, 392; his contest with J. B. Booth, 393; as Timon, 393; as King Lear, 395, 400; as Brutus in "Brutus," 396; as Coriolanus, 396; plays at Liverpool, 397; his visit to America in 1820, 397; his struggle with Young, 399; his dissipation, 400, 401; the scandal of the Cox case, 401; hooted by his audiences, 401, 402; again visits America, 402; Dr. Francis's account of his eccentricities there, 403; admitted a member of the tribe of the Hurons, 405; Alantenaida, 406; his return to England, 406; his breakdown, 407; his hopeless failure in Ben Nazir, 407; his last attempt at a new character, 412; his last appearance, 414, 415; his death, 415; extenuating circumstances, 416, 417. Kean, Mrs., and Moore, 378. Kemble, Anne, 163, 176. Kemble, Charles, 210, 211, 212, 263, 411; first appearance in London, as Malcolm, 213; as Laertes, 213; as Cassio, 213; as Faulconbridge, 213; in Macduff, 213; as Edgar, 213; as Jaffier, 214; as Hamlet, 214; compared with Young, 214, 215; a bad Falstaff, 215; a perfect Mercutio, 215; as Young Mirabel, 215; his Benedick, 216; his wife, 216; his departure from the stage, 218; he returns for a few nights, 218; as a reader, 219; an author, 219; his deafness, 219. Kemble, Mrs. C., 10, 216; her youthful experience as a dancer, 216; her appearance at Drury Lane, 216; plays Macheath, 217; her marriage with Charles Kemble, 217; her retirement from the stage, 217; returns to the stage for one night, 218; her characteristics, 218; as an authoress, 219. Kemble, Elizabeth, 157, 176, 192. Kemble, Fanny, 218. Kemble, Frances, 157, 176, 192. Kemble, Henry, 212. Kemble, John M., 219.