Ethel Grey Terry

Ethel Grey Terry was born on Oct 02, 1882 in USA. Ethel Grey Terry's big-screen debut came with Bought directed by Barry O'Neil in 1915. Ethel Grey Terry is known for The Penalty directed by Wallace Worsley, Charles Clary stars as Dr. Ferris and Doris Pawn as Barbary Nell. The upcoming new movie Ethel Grey Terry plays is Modern Mothers which will be released on May 13, 1928.

A graduate of the Notre Dame academy at Roxbury, Massachusetts, Ethel began her career as a classical dancer working under the direction of Belasco and the Shuberts. She began her career on the stage at two years of age, later being going to New York to pursue a career on the stage. On Broadway she appeared in "The Lily" with Julia Dean, "The Only Son," "Search Me" with Montagu Love and "Honor Be Damned!" with William Courtleigh. Ethel made her screen debut in 1914 and went on to play roles as society women. Although in 1922 she did play the role of Calamity Jane opposite William S. Hart and it was around this time, her career started to slip. She died from an illness she'd suffered for over a year.