BARRY MORE, ETHEL

(MRS. RUSSEL GRISWOLD COLT) ats Saute can actre ; b. Philadelphia, ‘a. She came of a theatrical family, her parents being Maurice and Georgiana (Drew) Barry more, while her uncle is John Drew. She was educated at the Convent of Notre Dame, Philadelphia, and made her ange debut in John Drew’s company in 1896. Her rare dramatic gifts soon carried her to the forefront of her profe ion. She appeared in leading roles with Henry Irving. Her first appearance as a star was in Captain Jinks in 1900. In The Doll's House, 1905; and in AliceSttBy-the-Fire she established her reputation as one of the foremost American actre es. That reputation was maintained’ and augmented by her performance in Decla ee, Clair de Lune and Rose Bernd (1922). An event of note in the dramatic world was her appearance as Juliet in Romeo and Juliet (1923). (1882), American actor. He made his stage debut as Mazin Magda at Cleveland’s Theater, Chicago, Oct. 31, 1903. In 1905 he played in London, and later made a tour of Australia with William Collier. He appeared later in The Boys of Company B, The Fortune Hunter, The Prince Zim Zim and Are You a Mason. He won popular favor in film dramas, of which the most notable was Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, in which his portrayal of the dual personalities in Stevens on’s story was a masterpiece of acting. In 1922 he returned to the speaking stage as Hamlet, in which role he scored a proMounced succe .