Maurice Barrymore

American actor and stage performer

Maurice Barrymore - Performers & Entertainers born September 21st, 1849
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An American actor, enjoyed a successful career on the stage during the late 19th century. Gained recognition for his performances in several Shakespearean plays and was a prominent member of the theatrical Barrymore family. Contributed to the field of drama through various performances, particularly in productions on Broadway. Continued to influence American theater until his passing in 1905.

Performed in Shakespearean plays

Part of the prominent Barrymore theatrical family

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