of mothers' and children's clothing, including by running weekly sewing bees. In 1902 Brough created the role of Kitty Warren in Shaw's Mrs Warren's Profession, and the following year she toured in America with Charles Hawtrey in productions of F. Anstey's The Man from Blankley's and The Saucy Sally by F. C. Burnand. Two years later she produced and played the lead in R. V. Harcourt's 1905 comedy, An Angle Unawares, which opened in London at Terry's Theatre on 12 September. She may have concluded her career in the latter part of 1913 playing O'Mara, a role she is said to have performed with vibrant, infectious humour in a Drury Lane Theatre production of Cecil Raleigh and Henry Hamilton's comedy, Sealed Orders. Brough died in London in 1914, aged 62. References External links Brough on the cover of The Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic News, 13 November 1886 1852 births 1914 deaths English stage actresses 19th-century English actresses 20th-century English actresses