Madison Square Theatre in 1885. The next year, she starred as the wife of the title character in Jim, the Penman in an American summer tour. Hill and her husband were reported as being in London in 1890: "Miss Hill has been before the public a good many years, and is still young; but it is not every lady of her age on whom nearly a quarter of a century of stage service leaves so insignificant a mark." In October 1890 Hill was at the Standard Theatre, New York, in Reckless Temple, by Augustus Thomas, as Mrs Billingsley, where her performance was described as "something of a disappointment". She returned to England in the early 1890s when her marriage with Kelcey ended. In 1892, she played Lady Jones in The Guardsman by George R. Sims and Cecil Raleigh at the Court Theatre; a reviewer wrote that she "doesn't look as if she is out of her teens, plays with great spirit and success as a fashionable society lady". She remained at that theatre until at least 1893. In 1896 Hill played Dora Thornhaugh in Home at the Haymarket Theatre. Hill participated in the Lydia Thompson Farewell, a five-hour Benefit for the latter actress, staged at the Lyceum Theatre, on 2 May 1899. She was still living in 1920. Notes External links Caroline Hill at Picturehistory.com English stage actresses 1840s births 1920s deaths