In this charming memoir, Mary Anderson reflects on her life and career as an actress and theatrical manager. She recounts her experiences working with some of the most famous actors and actresses of her day, including Ellen Terry, Henry Irving, and Sarah Bernhardt, and provides fascinating insights into the workings of the theatre world. Written with wit and grace, this book is a delight to read and will appeal to anyone interested in the history of the theatre.

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