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5 de jun. de 2020 · Those are the more modern Barrymore's, but Drew's pedigree extends back before silent films, into the 1800s, when Drew's great-grandfather, Maurice Barrymore, né Herbert Arthur Chamberlayne Blyth ...
Maurice Barrymore (Herbert Arthur Chamberlayne Blythe) by Herbert Rose Barraud, published by Carson & Comerford carbon print, published 1 February 1886 NPG Ax29388. ... Father of John Barrymore, great-grandfather of Drew Barrymore. Join & Support. Become a Member; Support us; Leave a legacy; National Portrait Gallery. St Martin's Place
Maurice Barrymore (1849-1905) - Find a Grave... Actor. Born at Fort Agra, India, he studied at Harrow and Oxford in England before first appearing on the stage in London in The London Assurance in 1872. He made his United States debut in Boston in Under the Gaslight in 1875.
Maurice Barrymore, de son vrai nom Herbert Blythe, est un acteur britannique naturalisé américain, né le 21 septembre 1849 à Amritsar et mort le 25 mars 1905 à Amityville . For faster navigation, this Iframe is preloading the Wikiwand page for Maurice Barrymore .
10 de ago. de 2009 · Maurice Barrymore, a stage-name, was born Herbert Arthur Chamberlayne Blythe on September 2, 1849 at Fort Agra, India. He married Georgiana Drew (daughter of John and Louise Lane Drew of Philadelphia) on December 31, 1876 and had three children - Lionel in 1878, Ethel in 1879 and John in 1882. Georgiana died July 2, 1893 and he remarried a year ...
1 de ene. de 1977 · Barrymore’s rebellious nature and independent spirit was shared by his grandfather. Both of them “left the fold” of hearth and home and struck out on their own, without the blessing of their respective patriarchs. Through Maurice Barrymore’s social circles, Kotsilibas-Davis provides enjoyable glimpses into the period.
Maurice seems to have been an indulgent parent when home but almost forgot his children when away. Georgiana died of tuberculosis when her children were teenagers; thus their grandmother provided what stability they knew as children. Maurice had to be committed to a mental institution for the last two years of his life. Ethel Barrymore (1879-1959)
