Ethel Gray Terry
Ethel Gray Terry (born October 2, 1882 in Oakland , California , † January 6, 1931 in Hollywood ) was an American silent film actress.
Life
Ethel Terry wanted to become a painter after finishing school and training to paint with watercolors. But she ultimately pursued her mother's profession and first became a dancer before playing on Broadway . In 1914 she entered the film business, but initially only appeared as an extra in "The Sign of the Cross". But she soon played the leading roles in several silent films.
From 1925 her career slowly came to an end and Ethel Terry only occupied supporting roles. She then withdrew completely from the film business and died in Hollywood in 1931 at the age of 49 after a year of illness. Ethel Terry was married to actor Carl Gerard .
Filmography
Terry played a supporting role in other films. She played a leading role in the following films:
- 1915: Diana of the Farm
- 1916: intolerance (film) intolerance (unnamed)
- 1917: Arsène Lupine
- 1917: The Hawk
- 1917: Vengeance Is Mine
- 1918: The Snail
- 1919: The Carter Case
- 1920: The Penalty
- 1921: Habit
- 1921: The Breaking Point
- 1921: The White Mouse
- 1922: The Crossroads of New York
- 1922: Under Two Flags
- 1922: Peg o 'My Heart
- 1923: Wild Bill Hickok
- 1925: Old Shoes
- 1925: What Fools Men
- 1928: Skinner's Big Idea
- 1928: Modern Mothers
- 1928: Confessions of a Wife
Web links
- Ethel Gray Terry in the Internet Movie Database (English)
- resume
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Terry, Ethel Gray |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | American silent film actress |
| DATE OF BIRTH | October 2, 1882 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Oakland , California |
| DATE OF DEATH | January 6, 1931 |
| Place of death | Hollywood |