John Robert Collins

KPF was married on her thirty-seventh birthday to John Robert Collins , to whom she had been engaged for eleven years. The ceremony took place at Hove in Sussex. She finally agreed to marriage...

KPF 's theatrical life brought her wider experience of flirting, kissing, and fending men off than most girls of her class. She met her future husband, John Robert Collins , in September 1903 while both...

John Collins was awarded the Military Cross in July 1917, narrowly survived the flu epidemic after the war, and went back to being a struggling actor, as well as to his former commitment to the...

When in London KPF enjoyed going to the theatre, often with John Robert Collins . She loved Votes for Women! by Elizabeth Robins in April 1907, thought Ibsen 's A Doll's House splendid in March...

After a few casual jobs early in the first world war, KPF worked only sporadically as an actress. She often travelled around the country with John Robert Collins for his work first as an actor...

This inflammatory book, probably CP 's best known work, was championed by the Church of England (even though the Church disagreed with her views on votes for women).A review by Rebecca West in the Clarion...

KPF 's only published work appeared in print: Cease Fire!, a one-act play about the first world war, written in collaboration with her husband, John Robert Collins .