Barrymore, Ethel, 1879-1959

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Actor Gene Barry, 53, who opened a one-week engagement at the Hook and Ladder Club last night, says he's got all the cash and acclaim he needs but it'(...)

Actor Gene Barry, 53, who opened a one-week engagement at the Hook and Ladder Club last night, says he's got all the cash and acclaim he needs but it'(...)

3/3/1975

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

Appears in play with Oakville setting

Appears in play with Oakville setting

2/26/1938

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

Daughter of thel Barrymore is Ethel Barrymore Colt (Right), who made her stage debut in support of her mother in Scarlet Sister Mary

Daughter of thel Barrymore is Ethel Barrymore Colt (Right), who made her stage debut in support of her mother in Scarlet Sister Mary

6/30/1939

Ethel Barrymore. The Corn is Green

Ethel Barrymore. The Corn is Green

9/13/1941

Her aunt Ethel, seen in Toronto as the Canadian grandmother in Whiteoaks, is shown (SECOND LEFT) in her first starring role, Mme. Trentoni in Captain Jinks of the Horse Marines. She was 20

Her aunt Ethel, seen in Toronto as the Canadian grandmother in Whiteoaks, is shown (SECOND LEFT) in her first starring role, Mme. Trentoni in Captain Jinks of the Horse Marines. She was 20

6/30/1939

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(...)

2/4/1941