IX.—AT PHILADELPHIA AND “IN CLOVER.”

Rivalries of American Cities—Boston and Philadelphia—The

Real and the Picturesque—Miss Terry’s Portia—“Three

Kinds of Criticism”—First Appearance as Hamlet—Miss

Terry’s Ophelia—Journalism and the Stage—Critics, Past

and Present—Philadelphia and English Cities—A New Style

of Newspaper—Bogus Reports and Interviews; an Example of

Them—The Clover Club—A Letter from an Eminent American

Tragedian—Presented with Forrest’s Watch—The Macready

Trouble—Hamlet, and an Invitation from Guest to Hosts 187

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