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About Horrace Terry
Horace Charles Terry (27 July 1887 – 15 April 1957)[47] was the son of Charles Terry. As a child actor he made his debut in Arthur à Beckett's Faded Flowers at the Garrick in 1895.[48] The piece was a curtain-raiser to Sydney Grundy's A Pair of Spectacles, in which Terry's cousin, Mabel Terry-Lewis made her first stage appearance.[49] The London correspondent of The Boston Evening Transcript wrote that the boy played "very brightly indeed".[48] As an adult, Terry's roles included Colonel Werther in Her Love Against the World at the Lyceum in 1907.[50] He emigrated to the US and married Ethel May Moore at York, Ontario in Canada on 28 August 1912,[51] with whom he had four sons.[52] He became a naturalized US citizen in 1930[53] and lived for many years at Wyandotte, Michigan, working in a power plant.[52] He died in Wyandotte, aged 69.[47]
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Horrace Terry's Timeline
| 1887 |
July 27, 1887
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England, United Kingdom
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| 1922 |
March 26, 1922
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| 1957 |
April 15, 1957
Age 69
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