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At 72, Ethel Barrymore looks back on fifty years of stardom
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• She was only fifteen, but as she stood there behind the footlights a voice inside her repeated again and again: “This is the greatest moment of my life.” Today, at seventy-two, Ethel Barrymore looks back on the greatest moments the theatre has ever known. She was an actress for seven years when Fate cast her to play in “Captain Jinks of the Horse Marines.” On opening night, by final curtain time Broadway had proclaimed her a star. The Barrymores — she and her illustrious brothers, Lionel and John — created a constellation that emblazoned theatrical skies.
“The Secret of Convict Lake” marks Ethel Barrymore’s fiftieth anniversary as a star. Since “retiring” from M-G-M, playing the grand old matriarch of a mountain community is her first role under her new free-lance regime. “The beginning of picking-the-plum-parts of my career,” she refers to it with amusement.
Ethel Barrymore today is a handsome woman with clear blue eyes and a voice that fills the room with velvet. During the baseball season she defies you to pry her away from the radio. She knows the names of every congressman in the country; no matter where she goes or who is with her, when it’s time to listen to the newscasts — she listens!
“Work hard and use your head” is advice she could give, but she believes that everyone must learn through his own experience. In every stage of her career Ethel Barrymore has considered herself a perfectionist. There was that time when a reporter asked her to name her all-time favorite scene.
“There are no favorites,” she snapped humorously. “All of them could have been better!”
Ithel Barrymore begins new career as ree-lancer in “ The Secret of Convict lake ” with Gene Tierney, Glenn Ford
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