known, but he may have had a career as an actor before World War I (sources: NY passenger list of 1912; 'Garrick Club' as address in World War I medal index). He served in World War I, possibly as a sick bay attendant in the US Navy. Mackay died in November 1934. They lived for many years north of Hyde Park in London at 55 Inverness Terrace. Adams may have continued teaching until her death in London on 5 February 1953. Recordings Adams recorded five cylinder records for Gianni Bettini in 1898. In 1902 she made five disc recordings in London for the Gramophone and Typewriter Company's new Red label series, four of which were issued in the United States by the Victor Talking Machine Company on their Red Seal label the following year. In 1903, Adams made seven more records in the United States for Columbia Records' Grand Opera Series. She also appears on a few of the Mapleson Cylinders recorded live on stage at the Metropolitan Opera, including "A ce mot tout s'anime" from Les Huguenots (this record has been erroneously attributed to Nellie Melba). Notes Sources Further reading External links A ce mot tout s'anime (Mapleson cylinder) On YouTube.com (incorrectly attributed to Melba) 1872 births 1953 deaths Musicians from Cambridge, Massachusetts 19th-century American actresses American stage actresses American operatic sopranos American expatriates in England 20th-century American actresses Singers from Massachusetts American expatriate actresses in France 19th-century American women opera singers Classical musicians from Massachusetts