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then and now. John and Lionel long ago succumbed to Hollywood. but Miss Barrymore, season after season, has brought out new plays. She hopes to take T(...)
then and now. John and Lionel long ago succumbed to Hollywood. but Miss Barrymore, season after season, has brought out new plays. She hopes to take T(...)

then and now. John and Lionel long ago succumbed to Hollywood. but Miss Barrymore, season after season, has brought out new plays. She hopes to take T(...)

Date2/4/1941
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Original Toronto Star caption: then and now. John and Lionel long ago succumbed to Hollywood. but Miss Barrymore, season after season, has brought out new plays. She hopes to take The Corn Is Green on a long tour, but not before it has lived its life on Broadway. The story has it that when young Ethel Barrymore, freshly come from overseas triumphs that included playing with Sir Henry Irving in The Bells, found [Incomplete]
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0030938F
Daughter of actress Ethel Barrymore, Miss Ethel Barrymore Colt, herself an actress and lecturer, has been married to John R. Miglietta, a New York bus(...)
Daughter of actress Ethel Barrymore, Miss Ethel Barrymore Colt, herself an actress and lecturer, has been married to John R. Miglietta, a New York bus(...)
12/4/1944
The Barrymores' mother- Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Drew, were famed stage players. Above with her children: Ethel (left), Lionel (right), John (front)
The Barrymores' mother- Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Drew, were famed stage players. Above with her children: Ethel (left), Lionel (right), John (front)
11/22/1934
Lionel Barrymore became famous in 1931- He made his debut on the stage at the age of 15, with his maternal grandmother, Mrs. John Drew, started in the(...)
Lionel Barrymore became famous in 1931- He made his debut on the stage at the age of 15, with his maternal grandmother, Mrs. John Drew, started in the(...)
11/22/1934
Fame was a goal actor Paul Harding sought 20 years ago which has only caught up to him now as he plays Renny Whiteoak on CBC-TV's The Whiteoaks of Jalna. But cautious Harding wants his privacy more
Fame was a goal actor Paul Harding sought 20 years ago which has only caught up to him now as he plays Renny Whiteoak on CBC-TV's The Whiteoaks of Jalna. But cautious Harding wants his privacy more
3/2/1972
Barrymore, Lionel
Barrymore, Lionel
9/1/1939
Fergus ready for action. Tom Fergus is ready, willing and, he hopes, able. The Toronto centre, who has sat out all season after groin surgery, is with(...)
Fergus ready for action. Tom Fergus is ready, willing and, he hopes, able. The Toronto centre, who has sat out all season after groin surgery, is with(...)
2/18/1991
Ghoulish hopes?: Halloween certainly has this Leaf fan bewitched about Toronto's hopes for the '87-88 season and he made his sentiments widely known during game last night
Ghoulish hopes?: Halloween certainly has this Leaf fan bewitched about Toronto's hopes for the '87-88 season and he made his sentiments widely known during game last night
10/31/1987
ants. They listened respectfully, impelled by her sheer will. Suddenly she changed into Ethel Barrymore. A routine rehearsal, without costume or makeu(...)
ants. They listened respectfully, impelled by her sheer will. Suddenly she changed into Ethel Barrymore. A routine rehearsal, without costume or makeu(...)
2/19/1938
Intriguing role: James Earl Jones, in Toronto for the film festival, plays Few Clothes Johnson who led a crew of black laborers brought in to work the mines in Matewan
Intriguing role: James Earl Jones, in Toronto for the film festival, plays Few Clothes Johnson who led a crew of black laborers brought in to work the mines in Matewan
9/14/1987
Breaking The Silence is the title of the Shaw Festival's season opener, now playing at Niagara-on-the-Lake and featuring actor Ted Dykstra, who scored 13 out of 15 on our quiz
Breaking The Silence is the title of the Shaw Festival's season opener, now playing at Niagara-on-the-Lake and featuring actor Ted Dykstra, who scored 13 out of 15 on our quiz
11/19/1986
Tall, cool, forthright. Susan Clark, once pride of the CBC, holds forth about Hollywood, where she has made five features films in less than two years(...)
Tall, cool, forthright. Susan Clark, once pride of the CBC, holds forth about Hollywood, where she has made five features films in less than two years(...)
2/8/1968
Tall, cool, forthright. Susan Clark, once pride of the CBC, holds forth about Hollywood, where she has made five features films in less than two years(...)
Tall, cool, forthright. Susan Clark, once pride of the CBC, holds forth about Hollywood, where she has made five features films in less than two years(...)
2/8/1968