Ethel Grey Terry

Biography

Ethel Grey Terry was a pioneering American actress of the silent era, born in Oakland, California to a single mother who was also an actress. She began her stage career at age 5 and went on to have notable Broadway credits, including "Honor Be Damned!" and appearances with David Belasco's productions. A rising star during the early 20th century, Terry's most iconic role remains that of Rose in Lon Chaney's 1920 film "The Penalty."