The evening world. Newspaper, April 20, 1918, Page 6

/ sha F mO ADULES STL SEERE EEE SELES 2 5 BRE gees ww 7 ia iB M ;% » bi b o © e oe a & R Fa +f e K SPIN DID ATTRACTIONS FILLING 4 ence, AF ARL'ss ROmk SPERA HOUSE THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, APRIL 20, 1918. Lionel Barrymore, ‘the Gifted Actor, As Seen by His Talented Sister Ethel First, He’s a Wonderful Artist] Who Has Strength and Whose | “Acting Comes Out of His Head”—Not a Character Actor, but Can Play All) Characters—Can’t Be Im- | agined as Going Wrong for He Has Physical Power to Carry Out His Mental Con-) ceptions—A Broad Knowl-| edge of Music Helps Him— When All Is Said Sister Is! Proud of Brother and Is Quite | Sure He'll Not Get a Swelled | Head. By Ethel Barrymore. HE great thing to me about a Lionel ts that you never could imagine him in any kind of | part in which he would be anything wut right, and not only right but} Great. Ho has such a sense of the| theatre, such # brain and such humor! | Ig be had to be a dwarf, he would | make you think he was one, Just av te could suggest a giant, if that doesn’t strike you as absurd. The most diMcult thing for an actor aM artist, to do {s to convey to an | audience what it ts all about, But how clearly Lionel does it in “The Copperhead!" It isn't a question of | make-up with him. 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